THEREFORE, THE PARTIES AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING:
Agreement for Renting the Hall
1. Hall Use Guidelines and Reservations
- Hall rentals are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
- PVCC may cancel or change a rental if needed for its own activities.
- PVCC has the right to refuse or cancel a rental at any time for any reason.
- Renters must be at least 25 years old to rent the hall.
- The hall cannot be rented for bachelor/bachelorette parties or after-grad parties.
- Renters do not have exclusive access to the outdoor areas, including the playground.
2. Renter Responsibilities
- Renters must follow the entry and exit times as agreed upon. If they stay beyond the allowed time, extra charges will apply.
- If alcohol is served, the renter must get a valid liquor license and provide a copy to the PVCC Rental Coordinator before the event. This can be sent by email or delivered in person. If this is not done, the rental will be canceled.
- If alcohol is served or if high-risk activities (like bouncy castles or sports events) are planned, the renter must obtain Host Liquor Liability Insurance or Special Events Liability Insurance with at least $5,000,000 in coverage. The insurance must list Parkland Village Community Centre and Parkland County as additional insured parties. A copy must be sent to the PVCC Rental Coordinator before the event. If this is not done, the rental will be canceled.
- The hall has a maximum capacity of 150 people at any time. Renters will be responsible for any fines if this rule is broken.
- Renters must follow all fire, safety, health, and liquor laws, as well as Parkland County regulations. Noise levels must not exceed 55 decibels between 10 PM and 9 AM.
- Renters cannot sublet or transfer their rental to another person or group without written permission from PVCC.
- If there is inappropriate behavior by the renter or guests, PVCC may cancel the event immediately without a refund. Inappropriate behavior includes, but is not limited to:
- Blocking exits, doors, stairways, or hallways.
- Damaging or destroying any part of the hall or its property.
- Creating unsafe conditions for guests, volunteers, or staff.
- Renters must remove all their equipment and belongings before leaving the hall.
- Renters are responsible for the hall from the moment they enter until they leave, including setup and cleanup days.
- The hall must be left in the same condition it was found. Cleaning or repairs required due to renter use will be deducted from the damage deposit.
- Renters are responsible for the actions of all guests and participants during the entire rental period, including setup and cleanup.
- The individual named on the rental agreement is responsible for keeping access codes confidential.
- Any misuse of the hall or violation of rules may result in loss of the damage deposit. If damages exceed the deposit, the renter must pay the additional costs.
- Fireworks are not allowed inside or outside the hall.
- Renters must bring their own disposable supplies such as napkins, plates, cups, and cutlery.
- Fire extinguishers may only be used in real emergencies. Misuse will result in charges for replacement or refilling.
- Confetti, rice, and similar materials are not permitted inside or outside the hall.
- Tables and chairs are not allowed outside the hall at any time.
- Appliances, including the coffee machine, must not be moved from their original positions.
3. Damage Deposit
- A damage deposit must be paid at the time of booking.
- If there is no damage and no extra cleaning required, the deposit will be refunded within 30 business days following the inspection.
- If any damage occurs, repair or replacement costs will be deducted from the deposit.
- If the hall is not cleaned properly, a cleaning fee of $150 per hour will be deducted from the deposit.
- If the total damage or cleaning costs exceed the deposit amount, the renter is responsible for paying the remaining balance.
4. Termination of Agreement
- PVCC may cancel the rental if liquor laws, hall policies, or Alberta Liquor Control Board regulations are not followed.
- The renter is fully responsible for any accidents, injuries, or property damage that occur during the rental period.
- PVCC is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged personal property.
- If the renter cancels the booking:
- A $25 administrative fee per rental day will be charged.
- If the cancellation occurs within 30 days of the event, PVCC may retain the entire damage deposit.
5. Cleaning Rules and Responsibilities
- If the hall is not cleaned properly, cleaning fees will be deducted from the deposit.
- All decorations must be removed after the event.
- Do NOT use duct tape, nails, or staples on walls.
- Painter’s tape is allowed, and hooks are provided for decorating.
- Confetti, rice, and similar materials are not allowed inside or outside the hall.
- All bottles and cans must be removed from the hall and surrounding grounds unless otherwise stated.
- Smoking and vaping are prohibited inside the hall.
- The renter is responsible for any fines or cleaning costs if this rule is broken.
- Smoking is allowed only in designated outdoor areas with proper disposal of cigarette butts.
- Tables and chairs must be cleaned, free of tape or paper, and neatly stacked in the storage room.
- Floors must be swept and mopped using the cleaner provided by PVCC.
- Bathrooms must be cleaned, and garbage must be emptied.
- Kitchen surfaces, appliances, coffee makers, coolers, and refrigerators must be cleaned thoroughly.
- The dishwasher must be drained properly.
- If the drain plug is lost, the renter must replace it at cost.
- No food or beverages should be left in the refrigerator or cooler.
- All garbage must be taken out to the PVCC garbage bin in the parking lot.
- Recyclables must be removed unless otherwise noted.
- Before leaving, ensure all doors are locked and all lights are turned off.
- The outside area must be cleaned and free of debris.
- Any damage must be reported immediately to the Rental Coordinator.
After the event, a PVCC representative will inspect the hall using a checklist. If three or more issues are found, a deduction from the deposit will apply.
Failure to follow these rules may result in losing part or all of the damage deposit.