1. The permit holder agrees to indemnify and to keep indemnified the City of Marion, its servant and agents and each of them from and against all actions, costs, claims, damages, charges and expenses whatsoever which may be brought or made or claimed against them or any of them arising out of or in relation to the issuing of the permit.
2. Organisations such as companies and incorporated bodies, businesses and schools must take out and keep current a public risk insurance policy in the name of the permit holder insuring the permit holder for the minimum sum of ten million dollars ($10,000,000) against all actions, cost, claims, damages, charges and expenses whatsoever which may be brought or made or claimed against the permit holder in relation to the activity.
3. The permit holder must provide confirmation of insurance to the City of Marion. Such policy shall bear the endorsement of the Insurer indicating the Insurer accepts the indemnity given by the permit holder.
4. A copy of Public Liability Insurance Certificate of Currency for a minimum of ten million dollars ($10,000,000) for the event is required for all third party organisations involved with the road closure e.g. traffic management personnel, etc.
5. During the life of this permit the permit holder is responsible for the safety of any public that enter the permitted area and shall have appropriate risk management and fire prevention controls in place.
6. The permit holder shall comply with and give all notices required by any Act of Parliament, Ordinance, Regulation or By-law relating to the activity.
7. No food or drink will be offered for sale by any permit holder without the prior approval of the City of Marion.
8. No music system amplified sound or amusement structure to be used by any permit holder without the prior approval of the City of Marion.
9. The permit holder shall ensure that its site or sites are left in a clean and tidy condition at the end of the event. Failure to do so may result in cleaning/reinstatement fees being charged.
10. All electrical items used at the site must be suitable for purpose, tagged and tested, maintained according to the manufacturer’s instructions and comply with the Work Safe Code of Practice.
11. Any utility services (water, sewer, electrical etc.) damaged during the access activities are to be immediately reported to the relevant authority.
12. Appropriate weighted infrastructure will only be used, there will be no pegging of infrastructure into reserve grounds.
13. Any damage to the site must be repaired/reinstated to City of Marion standards as a priority (within 24 hours if it's a public hazard). Should restoration not be completed within a reasonable time and/or the area is left in an unsafe condition, the City of Marion will reinstate the area at the permit holders expense.
14. This permit will not come into operation until full approval is provided by the City of Marion and is returned to you.
15. This permit is liable to be revoked by the City of Marion if the permit holder fails to comply with a condition of this permit or may be revoked in any other justifiable circumstance.
16. This permit does not provide exclusive access to the reserve/community land. The permit holder cannot restrict/prohibit other users to access the reserve or use Council facilities.
17. The permit is not transferable.