Litter Clearance Sample Clauses

The Litter Clearance clause requires parties, typically tenants or contractors, to regularly remove litter and debris from a specified property or area. This obligation may include scheduled clean-ups, proper disposal of waste, and maintaining the premises in a tidy condition, such as keeping walkways, parking lots, or landscaped areas free from trash. The core function of this clause is to ensure the property remains clean and presentable, thereby preventing health hazards, maintaining aesthetic standards, and reducing the risk of complaints or regulatory violations.
Litter Clearance. The grounds of University Locks are tidied on a regular basis and should be kept free from litter and rubbish. You are expected to keep the grounds clean and tidy and to not leave any kind of litter or rubbish. All litter must be taken to the bins. It is unacceptable to dispose of any rubbish out of windows and any student found to be doing this could face disciplinary action. For further details of policies regarding litter clearance and the environment please see your Accommodation Manager.
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Litter Clearance. The grounds of the Halls of Residence are tidied on a regular basis and should be kept free from litter and rubbish. You are expected to keep the grounds clean and tidy and to not leave any kind of litter or rubbish. All litter must be taken to the bins. It is unacceptable to dispose of any rubbish out of windows and any student found to be doing this could face disciplinary action. For further details of policies regarding litter clearance and the environment please see your Accommodation Manager.
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Litter Clearance. Maintenance objectives: • To prevent the accumulation of litter within the open space areas, including the footpaths and areas of hardstanding and play areas. • Maintenance teams are to be aware of the possibility of encountering contaminated sharps during litter collection & bag transportation - sharps bins to be provided to maintenance teams. Management requirements: • Litter within the open space areas shall be collected at each grass cutting visit and removed from site. • Remove litter, sand, soil, debris, leaf & blossom fall along with any grass cuttings from all footpaths and areas of hardstanding with the public open space by means of thorough hand sweeping or using air blowers when conditions are appropriate, paying particular attention to areas where litter and other such debris may accumulate. • Litter bins shall be emptied by removing the liner, bagging contents, restocking with new liners and re- securing the locking mechanism. Any overspill will be bagged and the bags tied at the neck and removed from site. • Items of irregular litter/debris will be moved to the edge of any footpath, or public accessible location in a position where the least obstruction to pedestrians will be caused to await for collection and suitable disposal. • The removal of litter/debris, dog faeces, fallen leaves etc. from the soft landscaped areas will be carried out at fortnightly intervals - additional visits to empty waste bins may be required depending on usage, this will be subject to continuous review and implementation as applicable. • Extreme care will be taken to ensure that no damage to shrubs, trees, grassed areas or the like is caused through the removal of litter/debris. • The management process of fly tipped waste shall commence no later than 48 hours after Trustgreen being notified / identified of the presence of such materials. • All works will be carried out in accordance with Trustgreen own Health & Safety Policies and Safe Systems of Work procedures.
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Litter Clearance. The grounds of University Locks are tidied on a regular basis and should be kept free from litter and rubbish. You are expected to keep the grounds clean and tidy and to not leave any kind of litter or rubbish. All litter must be taken to the bins. It is unacceptable to dispose of any rubbish out of windows and any student found to be doing this could face disciplinary action. Students are required to comply with signing in/out requirements for all visitors to University Locks, which includes provision of identification of both the student and the visitor. You are responsible for the conduct of visitors, and if visitors are causing a nuisance to others, or if we cannot establish that they are a visitor of a resident or have legitimate business at University Locks, they must leave if asked to do so by University or Security staff. You should remain with your visitors at all times as unaccompanied visitors will be requested to leave University Locks. You must not give visitors key/fobs to gain access to University Locks. Please note that if you do, or if your visitors do not comply with the terms of your contract, you could be banned from having visitors, face disciplinary action and/or eviction from your Accommodation. We reserve the right to ban visitors from University Locks. It is not intended that your visitors spend long periods in the Accommodation or persistently use any of the facilities and/or services. During the day (08:00 – 01:00) you may have up to two visitors at a time. You may also have one visitor stay overnight (01:00 – 08:00), but for safety reason you must request this at least 48 hours in advance by emailing the details to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇ . Please note this mailbox is only monitored during office hours and therefore requests for weekends must be received no later than midday Thursday. You will receive an email confirming if the request has been accepted or declined, which you will be required to show when your visitor arrives. You are allowed two overnight visitors per month, and they will be able to stay for a maximum of 3 nights on each occasion. There must be a minimum of 7 nights between each visit. A separate overnight visitor policy for under 18s is in operation and can be found here Visitors will not be able to keep a vehicle on site. Please note that students from other rooms/flats/halls are classed as visitors and should abide by these rules. Under the University’s Smoke Free Arrangements policy students are...
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  • HSR Clearance Any waiting period (and any extension thereof) under the HSR Act and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder applicable to the transactions contemplated hereby, shall have expired or been terminated.

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  • Exchange Clearance On the Closing Date, the Firm Shares shall have been approved for listing on the Exchange, subject only to official notice of issuance. On the first Option Closing Date (if any), the Option Shares shall have been approved for listing on the Exchange, subject only to official notice of issuance.