Chicago Illinois 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
• City: Chicago
• 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. Chicago Illinois License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families Introduction: The Chicago Illinois License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation for Baseball Fields and General Recreation aims to facilitate the utilization of real property by nonprofit organizations to establish and maintain baseball fields and recreational facilities. This agreement serves to promote engagement in healthy activities, foster community development, and provide opportunities for young people and families to participate in outdoor sports and recreational activities. By granting licenses for the use of real property, the City of Chicago encourages collaboration with nonprofit corporations to enhance the quality of life for local residents. Key Terms and Conditions: 1. Licensing Authority: The City of Chicago grants a license to a registered nonprofit corporation allowing them to use designated real property for the construction and operation of baseball fields and general recreational facilities. 2. Duration: The license agreement is valid for a specified period, typically for a number of years, to effectively plan, develop, and maintain the baseball fields and recreational infrastructure. 3. Right to Access and Use: The nonprofit corporation gains exclusive access and use of the designated real property to fulfill their mission of providing baseball fields and general recreational facilities for the benefit of young people and families. 4. Maintenance and Upkeep: The nonprofit corporation assumes responsibility for the routine maintenance, cleaning, and upkeep of the licensed real property and facilities, ensuring safe and enjoyable recreational experiences for the community. 5. Compliance with Regulations: The entity must comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and standards to ensure safety, environmental sustainability, and adherence to zoning requirements while conducting activities on the licensed property. 6. Reporting and Transparency: The nonprofit corporation shall regularly provide reports and updates on their activities, utilization of the property, fundraising efforts, and community impact to the City of Chicago and its relevant departments. 7. Revocability: The City reserves the right to revoke the license agreement in case of breach of conditions, violations of regulations, or failure to fulfill the established purpose of enhancing recreation opportunities for young people and families. 8. Termination: The agreement may be terminated by either party through mutual agreement or in case of significant changes in circumstances that render the agreement impracticable or no longer aligned with the City's goals and objectives. Types of Chicago Illinois License Agreements between City and Nonprofit Corporation: 1. Baseball Fields License Agreement: Focusing primarily on the establishment, use, and maintenance of baseball fields for the benefit of local communities. 2. General Recreation License Agreement: Designed to encompass a broader range of recreational facilities, such as playgrounds, multi-purpose fields, picnic areas, and community centers, catering to the diverse recreational needs of young people and families. 3. Hybrid License Agreement: A combination of the above two types, allowing the nonprofit corporation to utilize the licensed property for both baseball fields and general recreational facilities, providing an inclusive and comprehensive recreational experience. Conclusion: The Chicago Illinois License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation for Baseball Fields and General Recreation demonstrates the City's commitment to fostering community engagement, physical activity, and family-oriented recreational opportunities. By entering into such agreements, the City empowers nonprofit corporations to utilize real property and invest in the creation and maintenance of baseball fields and other recreational facilities, ensuring a vibrant, healthy, and active lifestyle for young people and families in Chicago.

Chicago Illinois License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation for Baseball Fields and General Recreation for Young People and Families Introduction: The Chicago Illinois License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation for Baseball Fields and General Recreation aims to facilitate the utilization of real property by nonprofit organizations to establish and maintain baseball fields and recreational facilities. This agreement serves to promote engagement in healthy activities, foster community development, and provide opportunities for young people and families to participate in outdoor sports and recreational activities. By granting licenses for the use of real property, the City of Chicago encourages collaboration with nonprofit corporations to enhance the quality of life for local residents. Key Terms and Conditions: 1. Licensing Authority: The City of Chicago grants a license to a registered nonprofit corporation allowing them to use designated real property for the construction and operation of baseball fields and general recreational facilities. 2. Duration: The license agreement is valid for a specified period, typically for a number of years, to effectively plan, develop, and maintain the baseball fields and recreational infrastructure. 3. Right to Access and Use: The nonprofit corporation gains exclusive access and use of the designated real property to fulfill their mission of providing baseball fields and general recreational facilities for the benefit of young people and families. 4. Maintenance and Upkeep: The nonprofit corporation assumes responsibility for the routine maintenance, cleaning, and upkeep of the licensed real property and facilities, ensuring safe and enjoyable recreational experiences for the community. 5. Compliance with Regulations: The entity must comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and standards to ensure safety, environmental sustainability, and adherence to zoning requirements while conducting activities on the licensed property. 6. Reporting and Transparency: The nonprofit corporation shall regularly provide reports and updates on their activities, utilization of the property, fundraising efforts, and community impact to the City of Chicago and its relevant departments. 7. Revocability: The City reserves the right to revoke the license agreement in case of breach of conditions, violations of regulations, or failure to fulfill the established purpose of enhancing recreation opportunities for young people and families. 8. Termination: The agreement may be terminated by either party through mutual agreement or in case of significant changes in circumstances that render the agreement impracticable or no longer aligned with the City's goals and objectives. Types of Chicago Illinois License Agreements between City and Nonprofit Corporation: 1. Baseball Fields License Agreement: Focusing primarily on the establishment, use, and maintenance of baseball fields for the benefit of local communities. 2. General Recreation License Agreement: Designed to encompass a broader range of recreational facilities, such as playgrounds, multi-purpose fields, picnic areas, and community centers, catering to the diverse recreational needs of young people and families. 3. Hybrid License Agreement: A combination of the above two types, allowing the nonprofit corporation to utilize the licensed property for both baseball fields and general recreational facilities, providing an inclusive and comprehensive recreational experience. Conclusion: The Chicago Illinois License Agreement Between City and Nonprofit Corporation for Baseball Fields and General Recreation demonstrates the City's commitment to fostering community engagement, physical activity, and family-oriented recreational opportunities. By entering into such agreements, the City empowers nonprofit corporations to utilize real property and invest in the creation and maintenance of baseball fields and other recreational facilities, ensuring a vibrant, healthy, and active lifestyle for young people and families in Chicago.