Loading Containers Sample Clauses

Loading Containers. CSXI shall use commercially reasonable efforts to load the Containers tendered under this Agreement onto Intermodal Cars in a timely fashion and to load Intermodal Cars properly in accordance with any safe operating procedures given by connecting rail carriers to CSXI or established by CSXI or any regulatory agency. At Terminals where stack Intermodal Car capability exists, CSXI will give preference to loading APL/LTS Containers on stack Intermodal Cars in lieu of standard flat Intermodal Cars.
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Loading Containers. Except at On-Dock Facilities, UP shall load the Containers tendered under this Agreement on to Intermodal Cars in a timely manner. UP shall load Intermodal Cars properly in accordance with any safe operating parameters given by connecting rail carriers to UP and/or established by UP, the AAR or the FRA. When Stack Cars are received from connecting rail carriers at interchange points, UP shall accept the connecting rail carrier's loading of top and bottom Containers on each platform as being in accordance with the loading capabilities of the Stack Cars and normal railroad operating parameters.
Loading Containers. 5 C. Other Terminal Services ................................................................. 5 D. Facilities .............................................................................. 6 E. Additional Terminal Services Provided by UP for Stack Car Trains for Which UP Does Not Receive a Linehaul ..................................... 7 Section 6. UP EQUIPMENT OBLIGATIONS ........................................................................ 9 A. Intermodal Cars Furnished by UP ......................................................... 9 B. Stack Car Supply ........................................................................ 10 C. UP Relief From Obligation ............................................................... 10 D.
Loading Containers. Please fill the boxes as close to level full as possible. We need to tarp the containers in order to haul them away. CONCRETE AND DIRT CAN ONLY BE LOADED TO HALF OF THE CONTAINER Additional Charges When you order the box, you will be told what the maximum weight limit is for the box depending on the size. Over the allotted weight limit, you will be billed at our current overage fee of $95.00 per ton. If you paid with credit card, the overage fee will be billed upon weighing the box and an invoice with all the fees and overage will be sent to you. The price you are quoted is for 7 days for the box. Over 7 days, the rent is $10.00 per day or $150.00 per month plus tax.

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  • Lighting A system of fixtures providing or controlling the light sources used on or near the airport or within the airport buildings. The field lighting includes all luminous signals, markers, floodlights, and illuminating devices used on or near the airport or to aid in the operation of aircraft landing at, taking off from, or taxiing on the airport surface.

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