Lakes. During meal breaks or rest breaks, Lakes DHB will supply free tea, coffee, milk, and sugar. Where it is impractical to supply tea, coffee, milk, and sugar free of charge, an allowance of $1.26 per week in lieu shall be paid. This allowance will continue during all periods of leave except leave without pay.
Lakes. During meal breaks or rest breaks, Lakes District will supply free tea, coffee, milk, and sugar. Where it is impractical to supply tea, coffee, milk, and sugar free of charge, an allowance of $1.26 per week in lieu shall be paid. This allowance will continue during all periods of leave except leave without pay.
Lakes. Resident acknowledges that the Community's lakes, if any, are for aesthetic purposes only. Swimming and boating are not allowed in lakes and waterways by Resident, Occupants of the Unit or guests. Fishing, if permitted at all, is on a “catch and release” basis only. Resident shall not use or permit any guests or Occupants to use the lakes for swimming, bathing, boating or any other recreational activity. Resident acknowledges that the lakes can be deep in places and that there are no fences around or lifeguards at the lakes and that the use of the lakes for any other reason by Resident or any guests or Occupants is strictly prohibited. Resident further agrees that Owner is not liable to Resident, Resident’s guests or any other occupants for personal injury or damage or loss resulting from the use of the lakes by Resident or Resident’s guests or Occupants. Resident must take whatever steps necessary to assure compliance with this provision by you as well as Resident’s guests and Occupants who reside in the Unit. Resident agrees to comply with any and all signs and rules and regulations which Owner may, from time to time, adopt with respect to the lakes and to assure such compliance by Occupants and guests.
Lakes. Lakes shall be responsible for all services reasonable and necessary to develop and operate the Casino, including all financial and accounting decisions and record-keeping therefor, subsequent to the approval of the Referendum. Lakes’s obligations hereunder shall be conditioned on the successful adoption of the Referendum and amendment to the Ohio Constitution that will permit the Casino to be developed, the JV receiving all necessary permits required for develop and operation thereof, and purchasing the land on which the Casino will be built. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lakes shall only be required to use reasonable best efforts to obtain third party financing to finance the development of the Casino, and in no event shall Lakes be required to finance the development using its own funds.
Lakes. As compensation for Lakes’s management services hereunder, Lakes shall receive one percent (1%) of Gross Total Revenues for the prior calendar month, paid on the twentieth day of each calendar month for the preceding month, for so long as this Agreement shall remain in effect during the term hereof. “Gross Total Revenues” shall be Casino’s total revenue from all gaming activities and total receipts from the sale or rental of food, beverages, souvenirs, hotel facilities, equipment and all other goods and services that are incidental to the operation of the Casino.
Lakes a. The legal description of the Land to be conveyed to Buyer, as set forth on Exhibit A to the Agreement (the “Existing Legal Description”), includes Tracts A, B and C of Health Park Florida East (collectively referred to as, the “Lakes”), according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 68, pages 17 through 22, inclusive, of the public records of Xxx County, Florida (the “Plat”). Seller and Buyer acknowledge and agree that Seller does not own the Lakes and that the Lakes are instead owned by HealthPark Florida East Property Owners Association, Inc. (the “Homeowners Association”), the homeowners association established to maintain and oversee the Healthpark Florida East development, by virtue of the dedication of the Lakes to the Homeowners Association on the Plat. The Existing Legal Description is being revised by the surveyor to exclude the lakes (the “Revised Legal Description”). Upon receipt from the surveyor, the Revised Legal Description will be attached to this Amendment as Exhibit A, and will be the legal description attached to the Special Warranty Deed and other closing documents to be delivered at closing, as contemplated under the Agreement. The cost of having the Revised Legal Description prepared by the surveyor will be split equally among Seller and Buyer.
b. Seller will also deliver at closing a Quit Claim deed conveying any interest Seller has to the Lakes to the Homeowners Association.
Lakes. The Board of Directors of the High Plains Environmental Center (“HPEC”) will allow limited human contact on Xxxxx Reservoir only. No human contact will be allowed on Equalizer Lake. Neither HPEC, as the surface rights holder, nor Greeley Loveland Irrigation Company (“GLIC”), as the owner of the reservoir and related water rights, will be under any obligation to maintain water levels or quality to accommodate human contact. Only non-motorized boats owned by the Association or HPEC will be allowed on Xxxxx Reservoir. No boating is allowed on Equalizer Lake. A full copy of the regulations and use restrictions regarding the lakes can be found at the HPEC website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
Lakes. There shall be no swimming, skating, boating, and/or fishing in or on or other recreational use of any lake, pond, creek, ditch or stream on the Subdivision; except, however, fishing by residents and their guests only may be allowed on one or more occasions per year, that occasion or those occasions to be announced in advance and supervised by the board of directors of the Association.
Lakes. Likewise, Buyer and the Company shall be responsible for, and shall indemnify and hold Imperial, SFI and their respective Affiliates harmless, from and against all liabilities in connection with claims arising out of or in connection with a breach of fiduciary duty or violation of the applicable requirements of ERISA, the Code, or any other applicable laws occurring after the Closing Date with respect to each of Buyer's or the Company's employee benefit plans and after the Great Lakes Stock Sale Closing Date with respect to each of Great Lake's employee benefit plans.
Lakes. Large computerized and/or ecological type models are not, except in rare circumstances, recommended for use at the present. Large data requirements and lack of consensus regarding their applicability often render then impractical for use. From the standpoint of dissolved oxygen, if there are data which show that current discharges meet water quality standards and there are no nuisance problems associated with the discharger, then current effluent limitations should be adequate. The Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx or similar nutrient-budget models can be used to determine if nutrient reductions should be considered. Application of these models can be seen in Analyses of Southeastern Lakes as previously done by Region IV and the EPA-HQ AWT Review of Lake Toho. If these models indicate a problem, then nutrient reductions from point sources should be considered. The relative magnitude of non-point sources and their abatement possibilities should also be considered. Elimination of discharges to lake bays and coves should be evaluated. Diffuser outfalls for discharges to the main body of lakes should be required where needed to eliminate localized or nuisance problems. Standard stream models can often be used for run of the river type impoundments, and dispersion type models can sometimes be used on bays, however, photosynthetic activity should be taken into account.
