Markers Sample Clauses

Markers. Authorization from the Municipality to place or remove a Marker may be provided:
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. 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. 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. 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. The parties agree that the rates for Markers will be as follows: July 1, 2007 July 1, 2008 July 1, 2009 Hourly 27.88 28.47 29.07 These rates are inclusive of vacation pay and paid holiday pay.
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Markers. Any legal land subdivision survey corners and witness objects are to be preserved. If any work is occurring in proximity to a survey corner or witness object, it should be marked by Logger with flagging or paint. If any such markers are destroyed or disturbed, Logger shall, at its own expense, engage a licensed land surveyor to re-establish them. Before removal from the Property, Logger shall fill out and complete a load ticket for each load, and attach the applicable ticket to each load. Logger shall load, haul, and transport all logs and other forest products from the Property to an approved scaling facility, and then to xxxxx and buyers designated in writing by Forester, at Logger's expense and risk. Owner shall retain ownership of all timber and timber products until full payment is made by receiving xxxxx and buyers in the manner described below. Logger shall weigh any loads sold by weight at a certified truck scale approved in advance by Forester. Costs for weighing will be paid by Logger directly to the approved weighing facility. Logger shall maintain a written record of all log loads using a load receipt book. A copy of each load ticket must be kept in the cab of each log truck during transport. Logger shall also generate a production report, tracking the load ticket number, number of logs, date, time, destination, and truck number or driver’s name, for each loaded truck that leaves the loading area. Logger shall provide Forester with copies of each load ticket along with the corresponding certified scale ticket within five business days of the date of the load’s departure from the Property as shown on the applicable load ticket. Logger must provide Forester with a copy of the production report every week or after every ten (10) loads delivered, whichever is less frequent. Logger shall provide copies of all mill receipts when requested by the Forester. Timber and forest products shall be sold only to those xxxxx or buyers whom Xxxxxxxx has contacted on Owner’s behalf. Forester will direct xxxxx and buyers to pay all sale proceeds to Owner through an account maintained for this purpose by the Forester. Logger’s payment may be split at the mill as required. In receiving and holding such funds, Forester shall be considered to be acting solely as Owner’s agent, and not as an agent, trustee or fiduciary as to Logger. Logger shall be responsible for paying all log hauling costs to the following destinations: Hampton Lumber Mill, Randle, WA Xxxxxxx Lumbe...
Markers. (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. (b) The rate of pay for Markers shall be: (i) Effective September 1, 2008, ten dollars and four cents ($10.04) per lesson. (ii) Effective September 1, 2009, ten dollars and thirty-four cents ($10.34) per lesson. (iii) Effective September 1, 2010, ten dollars and sixty-five cents ($10.65) per lesson. (iv) Effective September 1, 2011, ten dollars and ninety-seven cents ($10.97) per lesson. (c) The Board shall advertise internally for Markers on an annual basis. Teachers interested in becoming Markers may make application to the Principal of Continuing Education. (d) The Board shall provide to the President of the Local Bargaining Unit of OECTA, a list of the Markers employed by the Board in September and July of each year. (e) The Board shall deduct Association dues at the rate of one and one-quarter percent (1.25%) of salary. The Board shall remit such dues by cheque to the General Secretary of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association on or before the fifteenth (15th) of the month following the month of deduction. It is understood that OECTA indemnifies the Board for this dues deduction in accordance with Article
Markers. (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. (b) The rate of pay for Markers shall be: (i) Ten dollars and ninety-seven cents ($10.97) per lesson. (c) The Board shall advertise internally for Markers on an annual basis. Teachers interested in becoming Markers may make application to the Principal of Continuing Education. (d) The Board shall provide to the President of the Local Bargaining Unit of OECTA, a list of the Markers employed by the Board in September and July of each year. (e) The Board shall deduct Association dues at the rate of one and one-quarter percent (1.25%) of salary. The Board shall remit such dues by cheque to the General Secretary of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association on or before the fifteenth (15th) of the month following the month of deduction. It is understood that OECTA indemnifies the Board for this dues deduction in accordance with Article
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