Pathways. 8. Jogging track/walkways
Pathways. Pathways are spaces that allow telecommunication cabling to run from a source to a destination location. These spaces consist of conduit and sleeves. Pathways can be installed through parking levels, concourse levels, lobbies, riser rooms, and common areas. Listed below are the specific requirements for pathways within the Building:
Pathways. The Tenant must keep any pathway included therein or abutting their plot reasonably free from weed and any grassed areas on the perimeter of the plot should be cut regularly and maintained to an acceptable standard.
Pathways. This category of service includes design of bicycle facilities and/or pedestrian pathways in accordance with ITD Design Manual and AASHTO standards. Areas of work include planning, concept preparation, design, estimates, specifications, construction support, and operation and maintenance cost considerations.
Pathways. Each of Suite 1.5, Suite 1.5.1, Suite 1.5.2 and Suite 1.14A may be referred to herein, individually, as a “Suite”. As described on Exhibit “C”.
Pathways barriers and other protective measures must be observed.
Pathways. Undertake regular maintenance and weed killing on paved pathway. Co-ordinate KM mowing and trimming of pathways and towpath. Arrange for the uneven gravel parking areas outside the main entrance to the Reserve to be surfaced. Investigate the feasibility of extending wheelchair and disabled access across the Reserve.
Pathways. The ‘Plot Holder’ shall maintain the common pathways on the East (toward Dunstable Rd) and South (furthest from the driveway to the Glebe) sides of their own allotment plot. Paths should be strimmed/mowed and must not be blocked. These paths are deemed to be part of the allotment area.
Pathways. Tenants should not obstruct or infringe any path or roadway communal or otherwise. Pathways must be maintained wide enough to allow for mowing. Paths must also be clear of overhanging branches and vegetation. Where this is not adhered to, they may be cut back to within the plot boundary. The council is responsible for the maintenance of the boundary fence/hedge and the main pathways. Any problems with these should be reported to the council clerk who will arrange inspection and remedial action.
