Design Features. The congregational websites will be set up to complement each other in look and functionality in an effort to keep branding consistent across UCASA congregations utilising the Congregational Website Program. Due to the design of the websites, congregations will be limited to 20 pages (plus pages for events). For more information, please read the Congregational Website Style Guide (which can be downloaded from xxxxx.xxx.xx). Congregational Website Administrators’ access will largely relate to updating, adding and editing content, text, images and calendar entries. Branding and design beyond these elements will remain consistent across the Congregational Website Program. Congregations may customise the accent colour of the website to match existing branding. Would you like to customise the accent colour on your website? □ No, please use the automatic accent colour. □ Yes, please customise the accent colour to match our branding. We will send RGB colour recipes and/or a digital sample of existing artwork/branding via email to xxxxxxxxxx@xx.xxx.xxx.xx A second phase of the Congregational Website Program will allow the Synod office to share content between sites. We will update your Key Contact Person with more information before this occurs.
Design Features. In that this project involves improvements to Municipal- owned infrastructure, the State will make all reasonable efforts to timely obtain and respect Subrecipient’s input on issues related to design features of such infrastructure, including but not limited to public access to local businesses, temporary parking during construction, traffic control and overall public relations.
Design Features. The Feedwater Chemical Injection Systems shall receive, measure, store, mix and meter chemical solutions. Each system shall include each of the following: Measurement container Calibration cylinder Two (2) chemical metering pumps and skid Enclosed chemical storage and containment area for totes (totes supplied by others) For each system all instrumentation, valves, interconnecting piping and control panels shall be provided.
Design Features. The following design features are considered essential components to the Improvements: Handicapped Units – An agreed upon number of units are to be fully handicapped accessible in compliance with State Housing Code – Title 24 requirements. Overall Design Quality, Materials, Colors, Design Features – Quality of design is important, materials and colors are to be approved by City.
Design Features. The following design features are considered essential components to the Improvements: Handicapped Units – Dwelling Units are to be fully handicapped accessible in compliance with State Housing Code ‑ Title 24 requirements. Security ‑ The details of security will be reviewed upon submission of the detailed plans. Overall Design Quality, Materials, Colors, Design Features ‑ Quality of design is important, materials and colors are to be approved by City. Housing Type ‑ Rental housing for occupancy by seventy-two (72) Units, consisting of eight (8) one-bedroom Units, forty (40) two-bedroom Units, and twenty four (24) three-bedroom Units; provided, however, that Developer may adjust the configuration of the bedroom sizes of the Units in the Senior Citizen Component, slightly, to better accommodate Senior Citizen Households with the consent of the City, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Design Features.
A. The Infrastructure must incorporate the following:
1. Accessibility: All routinely serviced subsystems and components must be readily accessible for service and inspection. Accessibility of components will be proportional to the expected frequency of maintenance and repair. No active electrical or mechanical components that can foreseeably require maintenance may be structurally embedded to preclude convenient access for repair or replacement. The Design-Builder must ensure that any maintenance activities required on Wayside Equipment does not create LRT operational constraints, nor encroach onto the road carriageway or any pedestrian/cyclist facilities.
2. Modular Design: Modular design principles must be employed to the greatest extent practicable. Components must be packaged together in replaceable subassemblies according to the logical function that they perform. Components or subassemblies requiring occasional removal should be plug-in units.
3. Interchangeability: Assemblies or components that are functionally interchangeable must be physically interchangeable. Assemblies or components that are not functionally interchangeable must not be physically interchangeable.
