FUELING OF AIRCRAFT Sample Clauses

FUELING OF AIRCRAFT. Tenant agrees to fuel and refuel his/her aircraft with fuel purchased and dispensed from the Cortland County Airport fuel facility for any and all refueling of said aircraft accomplished on the Cortland County Airport property. No express or implied approval is or shall be granted to allow fueling operations performed by the Tenant other than through the use of the County Airport Fuel Facility. The Tenant shall perform all fueling operations in conformance with all federal, state and local regulations.
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FUELING OF AIRCRAFT. XXXXX agrees to be responsible for the fueling needs of its customers and agrees to pay Lake City a flowage rate of Twenty Cents ($.20) per gallon. XXXXX agrees to submit fueling receipts and records annually so that Lake City may generate an invoice for payment by XXXXX.
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FUELING OF AIRCRAFT. Operator shall have the right to sell and deliver, and to provide aviation fuel and lubricants to all owners and operators of aircraft based at or using the airport. During the term of this Agreement, any and all other operators on the Airport shall be required to meet the same requirements set forth herein with respect to environmental standards and aircraft fueling.
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FUELING OF AIRCRAFT. Fueling facilities and procedures shall comply with Airport Minimum Standards, all Airport environmental and spill containment requirements, fire codes, safety regulations, and other Applicable Law, and shall be subject to approval by County, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. In no event may a Sub-Lessee maintain or keep any fuel tanks or fuel dispensers on the Premises, except as expressly authorized under this Agreement. However the preceding sentence shall not be construed to prohibit a Sub-Lessee from “self-fueling” as such term is defined in FAA Advisory Circular 150/51906, provided that self-fueling is not performed inside any hangar, but in an area on the Premises designated by Lessee for self-fueling and reasonably approved by the Director. Lessee shall be responsible to clean up all spills and or releases that occur as a result of fueling operations, even if caused in whole or part by a Sub-Lessee. Waste materials associated with spill cleanup must be disposed of in accordance with Applicable Law and established City and Airport environmental policies and procedures.
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