Recreation Facilities. An employer must ensure that appropriate recreational materials and rest facilities are available for each child during breaks in work, having regard to the age and developmental needs of the child.
Recreation Facilities. 22.11.1 The Employer agrees that all employees shall have access to the University's recreational facilities for recreational use, either free of charge or at a reasonable charge, subject to the priorities of teaching, research, and intramural and intercollegiate sports, as established by the College of Kinesiology.
Recreation Facilities. 8.01 On the basis of duration of the camp and proximity of local commercial facilities as determined at a pre-job conference, recreation space shall be provided on the basis of six (6) square feet (0.55m²) per person and a minimum total of 520 square feet (48.25m²). On camps of (fifty) 50 occupants or less the minimum shall be 320 square feet (29.65m²). Consideration of space, in addition to the use of the dining hall for lectures, films and meetings shall include a divided games room and partitioned T.V. room. Equipment to include: upholstered chairs, pool tables, shuffleboards, dart boards, darts, games, etc. Beverages including hot tea, coffee, and hot chocolate shall be supplied daily.
Recreation Facilities. The City agrees to waive the required residence for use of City owned and operated recreational facilities to include "residents and employees of the City of Southfield."
Recreation Facilities. (i) The Parcel 3 Owner shall on a timely basis perform all Maintenance for the Recreation Facilities Servient Tenement at the Parcel 3 Owner’s sole cost and expense. The Recreation Facilities Servient Tenement shall be maintained in good condition and repair, including all paved surfaces within the portion of the Recreation Facilities Servient Tenement with a paved surface and in a smooth, clean, orderly, safe and good state of repair and condition
Recreation Facilities. As final small lot subdivision maps are recorded for the areas containing a park site as shown on Exhibit F attached hereto, Property Owners shall dedicate the park site(s) shown on each such final map. Notwithstanding the foregoing, upon recordation of the first final map, Property Owners shall offer to dedicate the site identified as the “Sports Park” on Exhibit F.
Recreation Facilities. Employees shall have use of University recreational facilities subject to all University rules and regulations, including applicable user fees.
Recreation Facilities. Section l. On the basis of duration of the camp and proximity of local commercial facilities as determined at a pre-job conference, recreation space shall be provided on the basis of six (6) square feet per man and a minimum total of 520 square feet. On camps occupied by fifty (50) men or less the minimum shall be 320 square feet. Consideration of space, in addition to the use of the dining hall for lectures, films and meetings shall include a divided card room and partitioned T.V. room. Equipment to include: upholstered chairs, Global #902 or equivalent, pool tables, shuffleboards, dart boards, darts, games, etc. Hot tea, coffee, and chocolate shall be supplied daily.
Recreation Facilities. The United States, acting through the Secretary of the Interior, and the State of Colorado, agree as follows:
Recreation Facilities. (a) All Company vessels shall be provided with at least one recreation room or area for the unlicensed crew. Such rooms shall be provided with adequate furnishings, such as tables, chairs and settees, and these furnishings shall be maintained in good repair. Where practicable, such rooms shall also be supplied with air conditioning. The Company shall provide at least one colour (with antenna) and for the unlicensed crew's recreation room or area. On vessels with a central system the unlicensed crew will have access to the system. Where there are two recreation rooms the Company agrees to provide air conditioning in both recreation rooms. In recognition of the concern for the comfort of the crew, a study will be made to determine the feasibility of air conditioning the unlicensed crew's quarters. Where this not feasible, the Company will sit down with Union representatives and analyze the reasons why this cannot be done. SE PAY
