New Mexico License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation to use Real Property for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families

• Category: Licenses - Real Estate
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-00736BG
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

The following form is a license agreement between a city and a non-profit corporation to use real property for baseball fields and general recreation for young people, families and residents of the city. Title: New Mexico License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation to use Real Property for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families Keywords: New Mexico, license agreement, city, nonprofit corporation, real property, baseball fields, general recreation, young people, families Introduction: The New Mexico License Agreement between the City and the Nonprofit Corporation represents a crucial step towards fostering community engagement, promoting sportsmanship, and encouraging overall well-being for young people and families through the provision of baseball fields and general recreational activities. This agreement allows the nonprofit corporation to utilize designated real property under the city's jurisdiction, thereby ensuring access to essential facilities and recreational opportunities. Types of New Mexico License Agreements between City and Nonprofit Corporation: 1. License Agreement for Baseball Fields: This type focuses exclusively on providing dedicated space for the nonprofit corporation's baseball leagues, tournaments, and related events. It outlines the specific terms and conditions under which the city grants the nonprofit corporation the right to use the designated real property for baseball-related activities, including maintenance responsibilities and scheduling procedures. 2. License Agreement for General Recreation: This variant of the license agreement encompasses a broader range of recreational activities, catering to the diverse preferences and interests of young people and families. Along with the provision of baseball fields, this agreement may include additional provisions for playgrounds, walking trails, picnic areas, outdoor fitness equipment, and other amenities, all aimed at promoting an active and healthy lifestyle within the community. Key Elements of the License Agreement: 1. Property Usage and Access: The agreement should clearly define the real property covered by the license, specifying any necessary restrictions or conditions surrounding its use. It should outline the nonprofit corporation's access rights, including regular operating hours, exceptions for special events, and any applicable permits required for usage. 2. Term and Termination: The agreement will outline the duration of the license, detailing the start and end dates, potential renewal options, and the conditions under which either party may terminate the agreement prematurely. 3. Maintenance and Repairs: Responsibilities for maintaining the designated property, including baseball fields and other recreational facilities, must be clearly assigned. This section outlines obligations such as upkeep, field maintenance, waste disposal, and repairs, ensuring the property remains safe and functional for users. 4. Insurance and Liability: Both the city and the nonprofit corporation will define their respective insurance coverage requirements, indemnification clauses, and liability limits to protect all parties involved from potential risks associated with the use of the property. 5. Fees and Consideration: The license agreement should specify any fees or consideration to be paid by the nonprofit corporation to the city for using the designated property, taking into account maintenance costs, utility expenses, and administration charges, if applicable. Conclusion: The New Mexico License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation to use Real Property for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families represents a significant partnership aimed at providing accessible recreational facilities and fostering community engagement. By working together, the city and nonprofit corporation demonstrate their commitment to the well-being and wholesome development of the region's youth and families, promoting active lifestyles and creating opportunities for social interaction and camaraderie.

Title: New Mexico License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation to use Real Property for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families Keywords: New Mexico, license agreement, city, nonprofit corporation, real property, baseball fields, general recreation, young people, families Introduction: The New Mexico License Agreement between the City and the Nonprofit Corporation represents a crucial step towards fostering community engagement, promoting sportsmanship, and encouraging overall well-being for young people and families through the provision of baseball fields and general recreational activities. This agreement allows the nonprofit corporation to utilize designated real property under the city's jurisdiction, thereby ensuring access to essential facilities and recreational opportunities. Types of New Mexico License Agreements between City and Nonprofit Corporation: 1. License Agreement for Baseball Fields: This type focuses exclusively on providing dedicated space for the nonprofit corporation's baseball leagues, tournaments, and related events. It outlines the specific terms and conditions under which the city grants the nonprofit corporation the right to use the designated real property for baseball-related activities, including maintenance responsibilities and scheduling procedures. 2. License Agreement for General Recreation: This variant of the license agreement encompasses a broader range of recreational activities, catering to the diverse preferences and interests of young people and families. Along with the provision of baseball fields, this agreement may include additional provisions for playgrounds, walking trails, picnic areas, outdoor fitness equipment, and other amenities, all aimed at promoting an active and healthy lifestyle within the community. Key Elements of the License Agreement: 1. Property Usage and Access: The agreement should clearly define the real property covered by the license, specifying any necessary restrictions or conditions surrounding its use. It should outline the nonprofit corporation's access rights, including regular operating hours, exceptions for special events, and any applicable permits required for usage. 2. Term and Termination: The agreement will outline the duration of the license, detailing the start and end dates, potential renewal options, and the conditions under which either party may terminate the agreement prematurely. 3. Maintenance and Repairs: Responsibilities for maintaining the designated property, including baseball fields and other recreational facilities, must be clearly assigned. This section outlines obligations such as upkeep, field maintenance, waste disposal, and repairs, ensuring the property remains safe and functional for users. 4. Insurance and Liability: Both the city and the nonprofit corporation will define their respective insurance coverage requirements, indemnification clauses, and liability limits to protect all parties involved from potential risks associated with the use of the property. 5. Fees and Consideration: The license agreement should specify any fees or consideration to be paid by the nonprofit corporation to the city for using the designated property, taking into account maintenance costs, utility expenses, and administration charges, if applicable. Conclusion: The New Mexico License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation to use Real Property for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families represents a significant partnership aimed at providing accessible recreational facilities and fostering community engagement. By working together, the city and nonprofit corporation demonstrate their commitment to the well-being and wholesome development of the region's youth and families, promoting active lifestyles and creating opportunities for social interaction and camaraderie.