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E. Commercial Activities: Profit making commercial activities will not be permitted in any public facility or upon parklands without prior approval by the Director of the Parks Department. One million comprehensive liability insurance naming Cabarrus County as additional insured required. F. Reservations include existing park and recreation facilities only. Any additional equipment or activities (i.e. Spacewalks, Dunking Booths, Hot - Air Balloons, Fireworks, generators, etc.) must be approved by the Cabarrus County Safety Risk Management Officer Parks Diren +nr at least two weeks prior to reservation date. The Director will require the organization or groups to provide Cabarrus County with evidence of comprehensive liability insurance sufficient to protect the County against risk, with a limit of at least $1 million dollars for each occurrence, which names the County as certificate holder and additional insured, or certificate of insurance acceptable to the Cabarrus County Safety Risk Management Officer Diren+nr of Darks nnel +he nni Rty Attorney Cabarrus County may also require a waiver of subrogation from the sponsoring organization or group. G. School vs. County -owned Facilities (Public and Private Schools of Cabarrus County and City of Kannapolis) As mutually agreed, no charges are assessed by either party for use of schools and parks facilities. Availability of all facilities is based upon the primary user having priority and the secondary user requesting access during available periods. Arm- Geesunaable mateFia;s, spe6 alai -- sup - i - i - n- - Glea upimaiRteR shall he pa by gFe p far the r equested faG Th spec shah -RGt i RGlude M i R i ature go padd nr nnnneesinnc Any additional manpower needed shall be paid by the requesting group. H. Revenue Producing Facilities will be developed in parks to supplement General Fund revenue and to provide the public the broadest possible offering of recreation opportunities. The number and type of facilities shall be gauged to provide desired services without acquiring a commercial image. The service in itself must be the first priority in determining the need and standard of operation for the facility. As a basic resource of the park system, special facilities shall be constructed with public funds and, depending on the nature of the service they provide, operated and maintained from user fee revenues. 2. General Fund appropriations shall be used to support the operation of the revenue producing special facilities at such times that cash flow from revenue is inadequate to maintain that facility to the high standard of service necessary. Attachment number 1 F -10 Page 227