PORTABLE TOILETS. Hundreds of portable toilets including ADA units, are located throughout the downtown site. Most are located in the alleyways halfway down each numbered street between the Strand and Mechanic and the Strand and Harborside Drive. All others are very visible and easy to locate.
PORTABLE TOILETS. A. Each unit shall include a minimum of but is not limited to the following:
PORTABLE TOILETS. Technical Specifications Standard Accessible Storage tanks must be a minimum of 35 gallons with no leaks. X X Doors must be securely fastened to the frame. X X Door must have an “IN USE” sign when latched from the inside. X X Floors shall be solid and secured to the side walls. X X Air stacks for ventilation shall be one-piece construction. Units shall provide separate and sufficient ventilation to both the unit and the waste reservoir. X X Urinals shall not be cracked or leak and shall drain into the holding tank. X Toilet seats shall be made of a plastic substance for easy cleaning. X X Toilet seats shall be two pieces, one of plastic to sit upon and a plastic lid to cover seat with toilet seat tight to container holder. X X Toilet paper holder shall be present in all toilets with a minimum capacity of two rolls. X X One 12 oz. instant hand sanitizer pump dispenser identified to kill 99.9% of most common germs that may cause illness. X X Owner’s name and unique identifier number shall be labeled on two visible sides on each toilet. X X The accessible units shall conform to ADA regulations for accessible portable toilets including an access ramp. X
PORTABLE TOILETS. User shall contract and assume all costs of portable toilets for locations in which restrooms are not available and User determines the need to have portable toilets. User must receive approval from Parks and coordinate placement prior to the first use of the season. User understands these portable toilets must remain accessible to other park users.
PORTABLE TOILETS. 1. The applicant acknowledges that the event may require the organizers to furnish portable toilets for use of attendees. The applicant is responsible for providing the required number of toilets as determined by the City, the cost of portable toilets, and ensuring set up and removal of the portable toilets occurs within time frames established by the City.
PORTABLE TOILETS. Agreed as stated therein.
PORTABLE TOILETS. All construction sites shall be equipped with portable toilets and all portable toilets shall be located a minimum of twenty-five feet (25') fromproperty lines, and shall be emptied as often as required to ensure the absence of any noxious odors; (c) Damaged Common Elements, Easement Areas or Common Areas. All broken sidewalks or cracked or potholed streets or other Common Elements, Easement Areas or Common Areas which are damaged due to the construction process forthe development of a Lot, shall be repaired, to the reasonable satisfaction of the Association, at the sole expense of the Ground Lessee of the Lot on which or for whose benefit the construction is being performed. The damaged Common Elements, Easement Areas or Common Areas shall be repaired within seven (7) days after the damage occurs. If any damaged Common Elements, Easement Areas or Common Areas are not completely restored to their pre-damaged condition or replaced by substitutes acceptable to the Association within seven (7) days after the damage is detected, the Association may, at its option, cause the damage to be repaired at the expense of the Ground Lessee of the Lot on which or for whose benefitthe construction is being performed; (d)
PORTABLE TOILETS. Are you providing portable toilets? YES NO If YES, name of provider: Telephone #: Amount: Number of portable toilets required: Portable Toilets may be required based on the amount of people in attendance per the Special Events Ordinance. Off-site Parking Will off-site parking be used at the event? YES NO If YES, name of provider: Telephone #: Locations:
PORTABLE TOILETS. Contractor shall furnish a portable toilet at all Outside Receiving Stations while sugarbeets are being hauled from that Station.
PORTABLE TOILETS. Furnish standard size, industrial quality portable toilets and provide associated supplies and sanitary services. Portable units must meet all applicable federal, state, and local codes. Wheelchair accessible units must meet all appropriate accessibility standards. All units shall arrive, and be maintained in a clean and serviceable condition. Units shall include a wall mounted urinal, a bench style toilet with seat and cover, and hand sanitizer dispenser. All units shall contain a multi-roll lockable toilet paper dispenser which shall be filled on every service visit. Units shall provide separate and sufficient ventilation to both the unit and the waste reservoir. All units must contain a waste reservoir with a minimum capacity of 45 gallons. Contractor is responsible for maintaining units in clean, sanitary, and good working condition and free of objectionable odors. Service will be determined by the Incident Management Team (e.g., what units will be serviced and schedule for servicing). All service calls will be paid in accordance with the “Service Call” pay item in D.21.8.1 and labeled as "Service Calls" on the resource category form. In addition, mileage to and from the incident for these Service Calls will be paid in accordance with the “Mileage” pay item in D.21.8.1 and labeled as “Mileage” on the resource category form. Service shall include removal and disposal of all waste in accordance with state and local law, as well as removal and disposal of trash in and around the unit, cleaning of the unit inside and out (units shall be clean and free of streaks and markings), repairing any damage, refilling with chemicals, stocking of toilet paper, hand cleaner and other consumables when applicable. WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE PORTABLE TOILETS shall meet the specifications stated above with the following exceptions or additions. Urinals are not required in accessible units. Units shall conform to ADA regulations for accessible portable toilets including an access ramp. A 35-gallon or 68-gallon holding tank is acceptable for these units.
