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VISITORS AGREEMENT I agree that I (myself) and my group will not participate in the following activities: Engaging in, attempting, or threatening to commit an illegal act. Endangering the safety of others, including: Pushing, shoving, or similar activity. Possession of a firearm or weapon of any kind. Neglecting to properly supervise minor children (under the age of 18). Unauthorized misuse of or damage to Museum property. Any physical, verbal, or written conduct that is considered unwelcome, disturbing, and/or offensive by the employee or patron. Unauthorized soliciting of any type within the Museum building or on premises. Hindering the use of the Museum by others, or the ability of Museum staff to perform their duties, including: Blocking passage or easy access to museum areas, facilities, and equipment. Using the Museum for other than its intended purpose or for other than normal and reasonable functions. Using the premises outside of normal and reasonable functions. Unauthorized storing of personal belongings, including: Overnight storage in public lockers intended for daily use only for Museum visitors unless authorized for Special Activities. Trespassing in nonpublic areas restricted to Museum staff without permission of Museum staff. Loitering with intent or assembly of groups who are not using the Museum for its intended purpose. Violations: Violation of this Genesis 120 Aviation Museum Agreement will result in the person being given a warning by Museum staff and asked to cease and discontinue the behavior immediately. If the violation is of a serious enough nature or the patron refuses to discontinue the behavior, staff should contact the police department. Should a violation occur due to breaking or damaging an exhibit piece, we reserve the right to charge for replacing or repairing the exhibit piece. Senior Museum Staff are empowered to determine whether a patron has violated any of the Museum Rules of Conduct and may make the initial determination regarding what sanction shall be imposed. This may include suspension of Museum privileges and being asked to leave the premises. The Length of the suspension from Museum privileges and/or eviction from the Museum premises shall depend on the nature and seriousness of the offense, the extent of the disruption, history of prior infractions of this policy or other Museum policies and any other relevant circumstances. Commission of serious criminal offenses, in addition to criminal prosecution, can and will result in a person being barred and banned from the Museum Complex indefinitely. Any person asked to leave the Museum premises as a result of the violation of this policy who refuses to do so, or who enters the Museum during the period in which he/she has been banned from the Museum shall be considered to be trespassing and may be subject to permanent exclusion from the Museum and/or arrest and prosecution for such trespassing. Notices: Whenever possible, any person who has been evicted and/or prohibited from returning to the Museum or Museum premises, shall be provided with a written Notice to the offender that indicates with specificity: Which rule(s) has been broken. Restrictions placed on the offender’s ability to use Museum services. Extent and Duration of restriction. Appeals process. A copy of this Notice shall be served upon the offender and at least one copy maintained for Museum records. Service may be performed at the time restrictions are placed, via email to any address on file with the Museum or, if not immediately possible, the offender should be informed and given a copy of the Notice at a later date. Appeals: Any person suspended has the right to appeal the decision to the Genesis 120 Aviation Musem Director. The appeal must be made in writing to the Director or in person after scheduling an appointment. The Director may shorten, modify, or terminate the banning period if the information submitted by the individual warrants such modification. The Museum Director will respond in writing and notify the individual of the appeals process. Until such time as the determination has been reviewed and/or modified by the Facilities Director, a banned individual may not enter or remain on Museum premises.

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