Other Emergencies Sample Clauses
The "Other Emergencies" clause defines how parties should respond to unforeseen events or crises not specifically covered elsewhere in the agreement. It typically outlines procedures for notification, temporary suspension of obligations, or alternative arrangements in situations such as natural disasters, civil unrest, or public health emergencies. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear process to follow during unexpected disruptions, minimizing confusion and helping to allocate responsibilities fairly during such events.
Other Emergencies. If the school closes for any other reason, a parent alert will be sent out by text and voicemail. Also, check the CKS website. See Crisis Management for information on drills, lockdowns, and evacuations.
Other Emergencies. Seattle may temporarily interrupt or reduce deliveries of water to Water Utility if Seattle determines that such interruption or reduction is necessary or reasonable in case of system emergencies or in order to install equipment, make repairs, replacements, investigations and inspections or perform other maintenance work on the Seattle Water Supply System. Except in cases of emergency, and in order that Water Utility's operations will not be unreasonably interrupted, Seattle shall give Water Utility and the Operating Board reasonable notice of any such interruption or reduction, the reasons for and the probable duration. Seattle shall use its best efforts to minimize service interruptions to Water Utility.
Other Emergencies. If the Office of the Secretary of State is closed due to any life–threatening emergency and the employees are sent home by the direction of the Employer, full pay will be provided for the duration of the emergency status.
Other Emergencies. The Idaho NRCS will follow standard cultural resources procedures outlined in Attachment 3.
Other Emergencies. The Contractor shall work with the District to develop alternative interim fuel delivery solutions in the advent of a natural disaster or other emergencies that may disrupt normal fueling operations. The Contractor shall provide the District with a 24-hour contact number.
Other Emergencies. If a component of the rack equipment causes any dangerous condition (excessive overheating, fire, etc.) n+2 will attempt to turn off that specific equipment; if this is not possible, all the power for the rack will be turned off before notifying the client.
Other Emergencies. A matter of a compelling emergency nature which is not covered by one of the above reasons and which cannot be reasonably disregarded, and is of such severity that the unit member is required to attend to it during assigned hours of service. The District shall provide unit members with three unchallenged uses of “Other Emergencies” leave. The use of two days shall not precede or follow a holiday. Unit members shall, whenever possible, give 24 hours notice of such emergency. A unit member may not use personal necessity leave for “other emergencies” if his/her personal necessity leave utilization for the current year already equals or exceeds seven (7) days.
Other Emergencies. Company expects Vessel Owner to have made suitable arrangements for safe sheltered anchorage during severe weather including but not limited to tropical storms or hurricanes and Vessel Owner warrants such arrangements have or will be made. Vessel Owner may not assume that Company’s premises will be safe, sheltered anchorage during such period. In the event of impending severe weather or an emergency, Company, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to move or evacuate the Vessel or take such other actions as Company deems appropriate at Vessel Owner’s sole risk and expense. UNDERTAKING TO MOVE OR EVACUATE THE VESSEL SHALL NOT BE DEEMED AN ASSUMPTION OF RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SAFETY, SECURITY, AND CARE OF THE VESSEL BY COMPANY. COMPANY SHALL NOT BE DEEMED A BAILEE OF THE VESSEL. Vessel Owner agrees to reimburse Company for any and all costs it incurs on Vessel Owner’s behalf in emergency situations.
Other Emergencies. An “Other Emergency” is further defined to also include any situation that causes, or has the ability to create, an unsafe or hazardous condition to the traveling public or presents the possibility to cause damage to public and/or private property. Complete and update the Maintenance Maps throughout the life of this contract. A progress-set submittal is due eight (8) months after beginning contract which will demonstrate to the Department the manner and progress of this task. Updating the maintenance maps shall be complete one (1) year after beginning contract. Updated sets showing all updates to each of the corridors under this contract are due to the Department every six (6) months beginning one (1) year after beginning contract. Each submittal will require four hard copies and two DVDs. The Department will provide the Contractor a DVD with all existing Maintenance Maps. These maps were created using Microstation. All plan features stated below are required in the maps. Submit maps as described below.