Chain Link Fence Sample Clauses

Chain Link Fence. Field office compound to be fenced in for the sole use and purpose for the Department’s field Engineer’s Office. Provide a minimum of 600 feet (180 m) of 6 ft. (1.8 m) high chain link fence with an extension arm and barbed wire as specified in Section 643. Equip the fence with matching gates and meeting the requirements of Section 643 and consisting of a double 7 ft. (2.1 m) by 6 ft. (1.8 m) and a single 4 ft.(1.2 m) by 6 ft. (1.8 m) gate. Include a positive-type locking devices, padlock and a minimum of two keys for each gate. Ensure the fence encompasses the entire compound.
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Chain Link Fence. THE FOLLOWING IS ADDED: The item “CHAIN LINK FENCE, ALUMINUM COATED STEEL, 6’0” HIGH”, shall be used if and where directed by the Resident Engineer and/or his inspectors. Work shall consist of the full replacement or repair of damaged or missing right of way fence as needed on various structures.
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Chain Link Fence. Lots 119-124 “Purchasers and Tenants are hereby advised that a 1.2m chain link fence is located between the subject property and Park Block, SWM Ponds and/or the Natural Heritage System. The fence will be located entirely on private property and maintenance will be the responsibility of the purchaser. The fence shall not be altered or removed and access gates will not be permitted through the fence.”
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Chain Link Fence. The existing chain link fence and gates are to be removed and disposed of at the County Landfill, and replaced, in kind, with approximately eighty-four feet (84’) of new chain link fence and five (5) gates along the dividing property line, the section that runs back to the wall of House #2078, and at the rear property line. The new chain link fence and gate installation is to include two new gates on each of the rear properties, within the limits of the drainage easement, to provide dual access to the endwall and canal. The total quantity and width of gates is 3 – 4’ gates, and 2 -5’ gates.
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Chain Link Fence. Fencing shall conform to ConnDOT Form 816, Article 9.13.
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Chain Link Fence. Lessee shall maintain the existing nine (9) foot high chain link fence on the Premises that encircles the support building constructed by Lessee, future support building as described in Exhibit "C" constructed by Lessor, and the Tower. Lessee shall pay the expense of the installation, routine maintenance (if any), and damage or destruction of the chain link fence. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lessee shall not be responsible for the expense of repairing any damage or destruction to the chain link fence caused by Lessor, Lessor’s employees, contractors or invitees.
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