Circulation and Parking Sample Clauses

Circulation and Parking. 1. The Occupant who uses his vehicle on the campsite must comply with the Highway Code. Respect for speed, fuel consumption rate, and number of occupants in the vehicle remain in effect at all times. 2. All Occupants must observe the regulatory speed of 10 km throughout the campsite at all times. Anyone who does not respect this regulation will have the right to circulate with his vehicle on the campsite. In order to ensure compliance with these regulations, management has equipped itself with a speed camera and will limit its tolerance to one advisory. If the violation seems reasonable to us, the notice will stand, if not, we will act immediately. 3. It is strictly forbidden to park one's vehicle or that of its visitors on vacant lots or along the streets. All vehicles must be parked at the locations indicated, otherwise they will be towed at your expense. The visitor's parking located at the arrival station (at the entrance) is not for the use of seasonal vehicles, it is only for day visitors. For the seasonal campers who wished to make use of the visitor parking located inside the campsite, this is a paid service which requires you to make the necessary arrangements with the management.
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Circulation and Parking. Subterranean parking shall meet the requirements of the Building Inspection Department, Fire Department, and City Engineer. All parking shall be mechanically ventilated. No subterranean garage mechanical ventilation will occur in the courtyard area. The exhaust system for mechanically ventilated structures shall be located to mitigate noise and exhaust impacts on the residential units, courtyard, adjoining properties, and public right-of-way. The Developer shall prepare a plan which identifies the location of curbside parking control zones, parking meters, fire hydrants, trees, and street lights. Such plan shall be submitted in conjunction with 100% Construction Drawings.
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Circulation and Parking. 1. The Occupant who uses his vehicle on the campsite must comply with the Highway Code. Respect for speed, your consumption rate, and number of occupants in the vehicle remain in effect at all times. We will have zero tolerance for drinking while driving on the site. No kids behind the steering wheel or person in the truck bed. 2. All Occupants must observe the regulatory speed of 10 km throughout the campsite at all times. Anyone who does not respect this regulation will have the right to circulate with his vehicle on the campsite. In order to ensure compliance with these regulations, management has equipped itself with a speed camera and will limit its tolerance to one advisory. If the violation seems reasonable to us, the notice will stand, if not, we will act immediately. 3. It is strictly forbidden to park one's vehicle or that of its visitors on vacant lots or along the streets. All vehicles must be parked at the locations indicated, otherwise they will be towed at your expense. The visitor's parking located at the arrival station (at the entrance) is not for the use of seasonal vehicles, it is only for day visitors. For the seasonal campers who wished to make use of the visitor parking located inside the campsite, this is a paid service which requires you to make the necessary arrangements with the management. 4. The following are not permitted on the campground’s sites and private roads: electric scooters, electric bicycles exceeding 10 km/h, gas scooters, golf carts, ATVs, motocross bikes, segways, mopeds, mini-bikes, and 3- or 4-wheel vehicles. However, an exception may be granted by the campground owners for mobility equipment recognized by a doctor for individuals with restricted mobility. 5. Bicycles must respect a safe speed (maximum of 10 km) and are prohibited after dusk unless they are equipped with headlights. Please let your children know. 6. Motorcycles are permitted to get to the site but not for rides on the grounds. Wearing a helmet is always mandatory. 7. For the respect of others, noisy vehicles may not circulate before 9 am or after 9 pm.
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Circulation and Parking. City and Foundation have shared mutual interests related to circulation and parking in the neighborhoods adjoining and in the vicinity of the Premises, East Beach and the Cabrillo Boulevard corridor. City acknowledges that from time to time Foundation staff and visitors may use the parking facilities located at Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Field and on the streets in the vicinity of the Premises. Foundation acknowledges that the parking facilities located at Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Field are primarily intended to serve park uses occurring at Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Field. Any use of the parking facilities at Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Field by employees or guests of the Zoo is secondary to the park uses and shall occur on a first-come, first-served basis without prior assignment or reservation. City and Foundation covenant and agree to cooperate with one another in connection with the circulation and parking issues associated with the Premises, East Beach and the Cabrillo Boulevard corridor.
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Circulation and Parking. Ingress and egress to the site will be provided from Cabot through two driveways to a publicly accessible, central parking area on either side of each of the proposed buildings. Access to the interior portions of the facility would be restricted by gated driveways from the main parking lot and from Cabot Road. Both gates would be monitored by onsite security personnel and also equipped with a Xxxx Box to allow access by emergency vehicles. Internally, a looped, connecting driveway provides vehicular and fire access to all portions of the site.
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Circulation and Parking. 1. The Occupant who uses his vehicle on the campsite must comply with the Highway Code. Respect for speed, fuel consumption rate, and number of occupants in the vehicle remain in effect at all times. 2. All Occupants must observe the regulatory speed of 10 km throughout the campsite at all times. Anyone who does not respect this regulation will have the right to circulate with his vehicle on the campsite. In order to ensure compliance with these regulations, management has equipped itself with a speed camera and will limit its tolerance to one advisory. If the violation seems reasonable to us, the notice will stand, if not, we will act immediately. 3. It is strictly forbidden to park one's vehicle or that of its visitors on vacant lots or along the streets. All vehicles must be parked at the locations indicated, otherwise they will be towed at your expense. For seasonal workers who wish to use visitor parking lots, you will need to make the necessary arrangements with the landlord. 4. ATVs, golf carts, segways, scooters, mopeds, mini-bikes, electric or gas scooters, electric bicycles, 3 and 4 wheels cannot be used on the sites and private roads of the campsite. An exception may however be granted by the owners of the campsite in the case of equipment for people with a physical disability recognized by a doctor. 5. Bicycles must respect a safe speed (maximum of 10 km) and are prohibited after dusk unless they are equipped with headlights. Please let your children know. 6. Motorcycles are permitted to get to the site but not for rides on the grounds. Wearing a helmet is mandatory at all times. 7. For the respect of others, noisy vehicles may not circulate before 9 am or after 9 pm.
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