Receiving Facility. The receiving facility is capable of accepting residents without jeopardizing the health, well- being, or safety of any resident. The receiving facility will designate an area for residents to shelter in place prior to transfer, and will designate space for staff, supplies, and equipment. The facility will assist in the transportation of staff, residents, and supplies. The receiving facility will ensure adequate space is available for proper social distancing, cohorting, and/or isolation of residents and staff. Sending Facility The sending facility will:
Receiving Facility. As used herein, the term “Receiving Facility” refers to the facility that is receiving a patient pursuant to the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
Receiving Facility. During the life of the Contract, Contractor will provide a permitted facility to receive the City’s Waste. The Receiving Facility will be open to transfer vehicles hauling containers from the Public and Private Transfer Stations for the period required by the City, up to 24 hours daily, except the Receiving Facility may be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day. Transfer vehicles will be serviced at the Receiving Facility in the order in which they arrive. The Receiving Facility will have storage capacity sufficient to accommodate the average number of loaded containers that would accumulate during two consecutive weekdays of normal operations. Contractor will ensure that transfer vehicles can enter the facility with a loaded container and leave with an empty container within 20 minutes, measured as a monthly average per trip. Contractor will provide a computer system for (i) tracking containers during shipment from the Receiving Facility to the Landfill and back to the Receiving Facility, and (ii) communicating information to the City about the supply and location of containers and the availability of storage space at the Receiving Facility. The computer system will be compatible with the City’s commercial billing system, and will be accessible electronically by the City. For commencement of services under the Contract, Contractor’s Receiving Facility will be Argo Yard, an intermodal rail shipping facility owned and operated by Union Pacific Railroad (“UP”). Argo Yard is located at Fourth Avenue South and Xxxxxx Street in Seattle. UP will develop a separate entrance for exclusive use by transfer vehicles. Contractor will install an above-ground, low-profile truck scale for weighing transfer vehicles as they enter the Yard. UP will operate a sufficient number of intermodal lift trucks, and will provide sufficient storage space in the Yard for loaded and/or empty containers to ensure service of transfer vehicles within the required 20 minute average cycle time, measured from the time a transfer vehicle registers at the checkpoint inside the gate until the transfer vehicle exits the facility. Contractor will develop additional storage capacity in the Yard as necessary to accommodate the average number of loaded containers that will accumulate during two consecutive weekdays of normal operations. UP will provide a Back-up Receiving Facility at Terminal 18, Port of Seattle on Harbor Island in Seattle. The Back-up Receiving Facility will be...
Receiving Facility. The receiving or hosting facility will make adequate arrangements for the receipt of the transfer residents to include providing supplementary staff to assist with incoming residents, allocation of an area within the facility to shelter the transfer residents, and any other arrangements made between the above mentioned facilities to ensure the safety and well being of all the residents.
Receiving Facility. The Magnolia TLP Operator, at the sole cost, risk and expense of the Producer, is responsible for the design, procurement, fabrication, transportation, installation, hook-up, interconnection, start-up and commissioning of the facilities and equipment that are to be installed on the Magnolia TLP for the purpose of receiving Satellite Production at the Magnolia TLP and integrating said Satellite Production into the existing production handling systems (“Receiving Facilities”). The weight of the Receiving Facilities shall not exceed 250 kips operating weight and 350 kips weight during construction. The Magnolia TLP Operator shall supply the Satellite Operator with a cost estimate describing in reasonable detail the scope of work to be conducted with respect to the design, procurement, fabrication, transportation, installation, hook-up, interconnection, start-up and commissioning of the Receiving Facilities and the costs associated therewith (including Magnolia TLP Operator’s overhead provided for in Exhibit “C” (Accounting Procedures) and shall obtain the prior written authorization of the Producer to conduct such scope of work; provided, however, nothing herein shall alter or diminish the liability and indemnity obligations of the Parties herein. If it appears the actual cost associated with the scope of work will exceed the cost estimate by more than ten percent (10%), the Magnolia TLP Operator will notify the Satellite Operator. The Producer will reimburse the Magnolia TLP Operator for those costs incurred in accordance with the terms of this Article 3.2 (Receiving Facility). The Magnolia TLP Operator will deliver an invoice to the Satellite Operator, on behalf of the Producer, for actual costs (including Magnolia TLP Operator’s overhead) incurred by the Magnolia TLP Operator in or for the design, procurement, fabrication, transportation, installation, hook-up, interconnection, start-up and commissioning of the Receiving Facilities. The Satellite Operator will submit payment to Magnolia TLP Operator for such costs invoiced by Magnolia TLP Operator. The determination and reimbursement by Satellite Operator of such costs incurred by the Magnolia TLP Operator shall be in accordance with Exhibit “C” (Accounting Procedures) to this Agreement.
Receiving Facility. .2 Day-To-Day operation and maintenance of facility.
