Facility Closures. When a Seattle Center facility closes for repair, renovation, etc., Guest Services personnel typically assigned to such facility will be utilized to the fullest extent possible for the remaining work, consistent with contractual obligations to clients, contractors and in consideration of the nature of the work to be performed. The Union and Seattle Center will meet to discuss and resolve issues of application of seniority in such circumstances.
Facility Closures. Situations may arise that pose a serious risk to the health, safety or security of District staff, program participants and others that necessitate closing an individual or multiple District buildings or park facilities. Examples include the following: threats to persons or property; a recommendation by civil authorities; a public utilities failure, including the failure of a gas, electric, water, or sewer system or natural disaster. District staff will be notified as quickly as practical through internal and external communication systems once a decision is made to close a facility. In the event of an unscheduled facility closure:
Facility Closures. Within [***] after the Effective Date and on [***] thereafter, GenIbet shall propose to Seres a schedule showing all national and corporate holidays and Facility shutdowns for the next 12 months for Seres’ review and approval. GenIbet shall not close the Facility on any day other than the dates identified in such schedule without Seres’ prior approval.
Facility Closures. The Agency shall use commercially reasonable efforts to give six months notice to Lender of Agency’s closure or sale of an Agency-owned building that contains Equipment subject to the Agreement. This Financing Agreement shall terminate as to all Equipment Groups for Equipment in the Facility upon closure or sale. The Agency shall pay within 60 days thereafter, the remaining Principal and interest as to such Equipment Groups unless Lender agrees to an assignment of such Financing Agreement.
Facility Closures. A. In the event a facility is closed for all or part of a single day or days due to inclement weather or an emergency, employees in that facility must discuss the matter with the branch/department manager or her/his designee. The branch/department manager or her/his designee will communicate a course of action such as: (1) direct the employee not to report to work; (2) send the employee home with notice that she/he either is or is not subject to recall to work his/her remaining scheduled hours that day; (3) delay the employee’s scheduled starting time; or (4) reassign an employee to a proximate facility for the employee’s scheduled workday. If an employee desires not to be reassigned, she/he may request his/her supervisor’s permission to use accrued vacation leave, individual leave, or holiday time.
Facility Closures. Council may be required to close the facility for a period of time, for example, due to an emergency or if required to by a court order or law. If Council closes the facilities your membership will be frozen and extended for a time equal to the closed period.
Facility Closures. I understand that the Centennial Fitness Center may close due to maintenance or severe or hazardous weather conditions for up to two weeks in a calendar year. I understand that this is built into my membership cost and my membership will not be extended, prorated, or refunded due to facility closures. Membership Agreement I acknowledge that before I signed this agreement, I had the reasonable opportunity to examine it and agree to abide by the Park Ridge Park District Centennial Fitness Center’s policies and procedures. I understand that the Centennial Fitness Center is not obligated to give me a copy of the Centennial Fitness Center Handbook and that I may receive a complete copy upon request. I am aware that I may access the Centennial Fitness Center handbook at any time by visiting the Park Ridge Park District website at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx. I agree to all information set forth in the Centennial Fitness Center Handbook and understand that it may be updated at any time as deemed appropriate by management. I acknowledge that I have been given, agree to and understand a waiver and release, and that this agreement is not valid unless accompanied by a signed waiver and release. Member Name (Please Print) Member Signature Date (M/D/Y) Member Name (Please Print) Member Signature Date (M/D/Y) Sign Back → PARK RIDGE PARK DISTRICT CENTENNIAL FITNESS CENTER WAIVER & RELEASE IMPORTANT INFORMATION: The Park Ridge Park District is committed to conducting its recreation programs and activities in a safe manner, providing safe aquatic facilities and programs, and holds the safety of participants in high regard. The Park Ridge Park District continually strives to reduce such risks and insists that all participants follow safety rules and instructions that are designed to protect the participant's safety. However, participants and parents/guardians of minors registering for this program must recognize that there is an inherent risk of injury when choosing to participate in recreational activities/programs. You are solely responsible for determining if you or your minor is physically fit and/or adequately skilled for the activities contemplated by this agreement. It is always advisable, especially if the participant is pregnant, suffers from an underlining medical condition, takes medication, smokes cigarettes, has a family history of coronary disease, or has recently suffered an illness, injury or impairment, to consult a physician before undertaking any fitness center activ...
Facility Closures. I understand that the Centennial Fitness Center may close due to maintenance or severe or hazardous weather conditions for up to two weeks in a calendar year and that this is built into my membership cost. Centennial Fitness Center Handbook A current copy of the Centennial Fitness Center Handbook is available online at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx
Facility Closures. The MCO shall ensure participation by staff with knowledge about community services at Chapter 50 facility closure/relocation meetings for facilities in the MCO service area. Participation will be:
Facility Closures. Effective July 1, 2010, subject to the provisions set forth below, all members who were assigned to a building at the time the building closed for renovations or rebuilding shall have the right to return to that building in their previously held classification prior to any staff who were not at the affected building. If there are insufficient openings to accommodate the requests, the positions will be filled by seniority within the classification. For dietary staff, the first right of refusal only applies if the food service operation remains the same as when the building closed. For school secretaries, the first right of refusal only applies if the grade levels are the same as when the building closed. If a formal school closing committee is formed by the District, the Union shall select a representative to serve on the committee and release time shall be provided whenever meetings or school visits are scheduled during the school day. The parties agree to develop a joint committee to discuss the District’s plan for permanent and/or temporary building closures. A discussion item of the committee will be to review any displaced individuals affected by such building closures.
