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2. THEFT AND PROPERTY DAMAGE
User is responsible for reimbursement for any theft of, and/or damage to, any
physical or personal property of Target Field, Twins Ballpark, and/or the Minnesota
Twins Baseball Club.
Twins Ballpark does not assume any responsibility for the damage or loss of articles
left unattended in a function room or event space.
1. SAFETY AND SECURITY
IX. EMERGENCY PERSONNEL AND PROTOCOLS
Twins Ballpark maintains a 24-hour in-house security force responsible for
monitoring Target Field’s perimeter, interior public spaces, and the Target Field life
safety system.
All desired security services by User must be pre-ordered through their Twins
Ballpark Representative. The activities and responsibilities of normal in-house
security personnel cannot be restricted by the actions of the events taking place.
Twins Ballpark reserves the right to require and to provide all event security.
Twins Ballpark may require minimum levels of security coverage in any use space &
other areas (i.e. loading docks, registration area, parking lot, elevators, etc.).
No doors may be obstructed or locked when Use areas are occupied.
Event security requirements are subject to Twins Ballpark prior written approval and
must be submitted by User thirty (30) days prior to event.
Twins Ballpark in-house security reserves the final right to refuse access of any
personnel to any Target Field rooms or space.
The prevailing rate per hour will be charged, per guard with a 4-hour minimum.
Guard service typically starts thirty (30) minutes prior to activity unless written
authorization is given for a variance from policy.
All holiday and short-notice security requests (less than seven (7) days notice) will be
billed at 1½ times the prevailing rate.
Twins Ballpark is not responsible for any items left in the building or parking lot after
an event has moved out.
User agrees to abide by all applicable laws, regulations and orders of any
governmental body, political subdivision or court including those of the federal
government, the State of Minnesota, County of Hennepin, and City of Minneapolis
relating to health, safety, environmental and criminal law. The foregoing includes
(but is not exclusive or exhaustive) laws, regulations and orders relating to food
services and intoxicating beverages, disorderly conduct, disturbance of the peace,
disseminating or displaying materials harmful to juveniles and/or vicious literature,
sexual conduct, nudity, public indecency, pandering of obscenity, and obstructing or
interfering with other Users of Target Field facility.
Rev. 1.0 (March 2010)
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