Markers. All Facilities
Markers. Authorization from the Municipality to place or remove a Marker may be provided:
Markers. The County has located and marked, or otherwise designated all sale boundaries that abut County land under the jurisdiction of the Xxxxxxx County Land Department. Purchaser has gone over the boundary lines on the ground, knows where they are and agrees to confine cutting to the forest products conveyed within such boundaries.
Markers. Buyer shall purchase the Markers for the Casino from Sellers at the face amount of such Markers as set forth in the Estimated Operations Statement.
Markers. To place and replace, during inspections authorized above, small markers to identify boundaries, corners, and other reference points on the Property. Grantor shall not remove such markers without notice to Grantee and without Xxxxxxx’s consent, which will not be unreasonably denied, as provided in Section 4 below.
Markers. Buyer shall purchase the Markers for each Property from the applicable Seller pursuant to the procedures set forth in this Section 4.2 for the face amount of such Markers. The Markers are not included in the Purchase Price and the purchase price therefor shall be in addition to the Purchase Price.
Markers. The parties agree that the rates for Markers will be as follows: July 1, 2004 July 1, 2005 July 1, 2006 Hourly 26.68 26.68 27.31 These rates are inclusive of vacation pay and paid holiday pay.
Markers. 29.01 a) The Board recognizes that the Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association is the sole authority to bargain for all Markers of credit courses employed by the Board in the Adult Day School Programme, Continuing Education Night or Summer School Programme. It is understood that Article 29.01 is the only Article of this Collective Agreement that applies to Markers.
Markers. 7.1 General description Pipe markers comprise either a printed label which can be affixed to a pipe or the equivalent colours and information signwritten directly onto the pipe or incorporated into the pipe at manufacture. Markers shall show the following information:
(a) A word or words indicating the contents of the pipe and, if desired, some especially hazardous aspect of the pipe, e.g. high pressure, high voltage, toxic waste; or both. The words shall be in either white or black letters as shown in Figure 1.
(b) A background colour generally in the form of a rectangular colour identification block large enough to accommodate the words, such colour being the basic identification colour from Table 1. See also the alternative form specified in Clause 7.2.3 for small services.
(c) A contrasting border around the colour identification block as shown in Figure 1. The border colour should normally be white but may be yellow if a hazard identification patch or band is to be used with the marker.
(d) A chevron within the border, if required, to indicate the direction of flow in a pipe carrying a liquid or gas. A typical pipe marker is illustrated in Figure 1. Licensed to Mr Xxxxx Xxxxxxx on 4 December 2012. 1 user personal user licence only. Storage, distribution or use on network prohibited (10344892). Green — water Silver-grey — steam Brown — oils, flammable and combustible liquids Yellow-ochre — gases Violet — acids and alkalis Drinking water (see Note 2) Waste water Cooling water, including seawater Heating water Storm water Hydraulic power supply Recycled water Live steam Process steam Exhaust steam Space heating steam Fuel and lubricating oils Animal and vegetable oils for food processing (see Note 2) Petrol, diesel and other light fraction fuels Other flammable or combustible liquid substances Fuel gases Process gases Liquefied gases under pressure Pneumatic transport of particulate solids Exhaust gases and fumes Medical gases (see Note 2) All corrosive liquids and gases Sewage, and other dangerously polluted waste water Liquefied gases under pressure Air Highly acid or alkaline gases Light blue — air Black — other liquids Red — fire services Compressed air Instrument air Vacuum Ventilation Pneumatic conveyor Chemical mixtures in water or organic solvent Liquid foodstuffs (see Note 2) Sewage, organic waste Chemical and process wastes Dedicated water, foam, other fire extinguishing supply lines Corrosive materials Flammable or combustible material Electri...
Markers. Project markers in form and size satisfactory to MTA, identifying the Facility and its owners, will be installed and constantly maintained by and at the expense of Licensee at such locations as MTA shall designate. Such markers shall be relocated or removed upon request of MTA without expense to MTA. Absence of markers in or about MTA Property does not constitute a warranty by MTA of the absence of subsurface installations.
