Bus Shelters Sample Clauses

Bus Shelters. The Contractor shall be responsible for structural maintenance of the bus shelters at the Airport, cleaning of the bus shelters as well as updating any shelter signage as needed. The Contractor shall operate, test (on a regular weekly basis), and repair the emergency callbox communications system in the bus shelters and intercom systems in the parking Facilities so that patrons can obtain assistance and/or information on shuttle bus schedules 24 hours per day. The Contractor shall immediately report any noted deficiencies to the Airports Authority’s Work Order Desk to facilitate repair of the devices.
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Bus Shelters. In considering applications for bus shelters, the planning authority will have regard to the particular circumstances of each case, such as location, scale and type of advertising proposed and the effect on the amenities of the area and the streetscape. Care must be taken with the location of shelters and attached advertising panels so that the public footpath, road traffic signs, pedestrian and wheelchair access and vehicular entrances are not obstructed.
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Bus Shelters. Seller shall be responsible for the costs necessary to have any bus shelters comply with applicable electrical codes.
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Bus Shelters. To ensure orderly movement of the through traffic, bus shelters have been proposed outside the residential area, away from bridges, and high embankments and not too close to the road intersections. Bus shelters shall be provided on the Project Highway at 3 locations (Total 6 No) as mentioned herein under. Bus shelters shall be constructed as per Manual on both sides (staggered arranged) of the Project Highway. These bus shelters will also have passenger’s facility.
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Bus Shelters. CVTD will, as appropriate, arrange the installation of bus shelters along CVTD’s local fixed routes at bus stops selected by CVTD. City agrees to provide no less than three bus shelters annually for the utilization of CVTD’s local fixed route bus service. a) City shall reimburse CVTD for the costs incurred by CVTD in selecting, manufacturing, and installing three agreed bus shelters including materials, equipment, and labor (costs) b) Prior to installation, CVTD shall supply City with location selections and depictions of all City funded bus shelters. c) CVTD will obtain all necessary licenses, authorizations, and approvals related to the installation of bus shelters and inform COSA of any approval, authorization, or license related to the shelters.
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Bus Shelters. In conjunction with students from the University of Missouri Architectural Studies Department, we are constructing 6 temporary bus shelters to be installed at various locations throughout the festival footprint. These shelters will serve as visual markers for those utilizing the CoMoConnect T/F bus route; additionally, they will be visually appealing, and will be works of art within their own right. What immediately follows are images of shelters that were constructed for the 2015 festival, which will be included among our six total for 2016. We have collaborated with Xxxx Xxxxxx, Multi-Modal Manager (Transit + Airport) for the City of Columbia, to determine the best spots for these temporary structures. Please see the attached documents for details on the approximate placements of these six structures, as well as student building plans for potential 2016 shelter designs.
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Bus Shelters. The PARTIES agree to allow bus shelters to be constructed within the COUNTY right-of- way at the bus shelter pad locations shown in the PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS. The bus shelters shall include, but shall not be limited to, bicycle racks, digital bus arrival countdown signs, LED lighting, solar panels, advertising, and receptacles for recycling and trash. The VILLAGE agrees to waive in writing any requirements of the Lake in the Hills Municipal Code, Lake in the Hills Zoning Code, the Subdivision Control Ordinance, etc. so long as the bus shelter conforms to the COUNTY’s approved design for Pace bus shelters.
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Bus Shelters. The consultant shall coordinate with RTS to review and consolidate bus stops and determine the ideal locations of potential bus shelters. Section 1. 102 Project Area Definition That portion of Xxxxxxxx Road from Ravenwood Avenue to Xxxxxx Avenue.
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