ROAD CONDITIONS Sample Clauses

ROAD CONDITIONS a) The Contractor or The Owner shall be required to obtain a Street Occupation Permit from the City for Works to be constructed on the Municipal road allowance. b) All roads must be maintained by The Owner in good repair acceptable to the City Engineer during the time of construction of the Works, and no roadway may be closed without the written consent the City Engineer or his/her delegate. To obtaining such consent, The Owner shall advise the City Engineer of the date and time and the length of time for which he/she wishes to close the road. c) The Owner agrees that all roads to be used for access during the construction of the Works shall be kept in good and usable condition throughout the period of construction, and if damaged due to construction of the Works, The Owner agrees to restore the same immediately in accordance with Clause 27 hereof. d) All trucks used in completing the Services shall be adequately covered and not unreasonably loaded so as not to scatter refuse, rubbish, or debris on any roads. e) The provisions of the City's by-law to regulate and control the tracking and depositing mud and other debris on City streets and highways shall apply. Debris or mud deposited on any street by vehicles involved in installing the Services shall be removed immediately by The Owner. If not so removed, in addition to remedies provided for in the said by-law, the deposited material may be removed by the City at The Owner' sole expense; all costs of such works shall be paid by The Owner within thirty (30) days of the date of billing or otherwise may be deducted from the deposited securities.
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ROAD CONDITIONS. 18.1. An employee who, upon making reasonable effort to reach his/her place of employment from his/her normal place of residence, encounters an impassible public highway and is not able to be present at school, will be entitled to salary subject to a recommendation from the Principal and approval from the Superintendent or designate. If the Principal or Superintendent rejects the employee’s request for salary payment, the Superintendent shall communicate with the employee indicating in writing the reason for the rejection. The Superintendent shall consult with the employee and Principal before any final decision is made and that decision will be based on each individual case.
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ROAD CONDITIONS. 16.1. An employee who, upon making reasonable effort to reach his/her place of employment from his/her normal place of residence, encounters an impassible public highway and is not able to be present at school, will be entitled to salary subject to a recommendation from the Principal or designate and approval from the Superintendent or designate. If the designate or Superintendent rejects the employee’s request for salary payment, the Superintendent shall communicate with the employee indicating in writing the reason for the rejection. The Superintendent shall consult with the employee and Principal before any final decision is made and that decision will be based on each individual case. 16.2. There is an expectation that, should weather and road conditions change so as to permit travel to the employee’s place of employment, employees will subsequently make their way to work/school for the balance of their shift. Employees are expected to make multiple efforts to assess change in road conditions.
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ROAD CONDITIONS. The system shall determine the validity (in terms of safety) of data from detection systems regarding road conditions. C System integrator / System Developer F - Based on the application, system integrator/developer must define the algorithms to validate the accuracy and reliability of data CID 1.03.
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ROAD CONDITIONS. The Kingsburg trolley is the size of the public transit bus. Certain road conditions can affect the safety and navigability of the trolley and may render the trolley unusable for your event. If you have concerns about the road(s) and/or location of your event, please consult with us before you book your reservation and pay your deposit. We can evaluate the roads and location to assess any hazards, thereby giving you time to find an alternative if we cannot book your trip. Situations which may render roads impassable may include (but are not limited to): Low-hanging tree branches and closely set trees. Uneven ground, unpaved roads (dirt, gravel, etc.), steep inclines/declines, and narrow roads. Shortened turning radius (the drivers are not allowed to travel in reverse for safety reasons). By checking this box, you agree to the following: The roads are public property and to your knowledge, passable by mostvehicles. or The Applicant requests The City of Kingsburg evaluate the road(s) and location to assess any hazards. The undersigned, Applicant and the Responsible Person duly authorized to execute this Agreement on behalf of the Applicant (if an organization, group or entity) agrees to comply with all rules, regulations and policies of the City of Kingsburg, governing the use of the trolley. It is understood that failure to comply with all rules and regulations will result in obligations to the Applicant and Responsible Party, including, without limitation: (i) repair costs for damages to the trolley, its contents and/or surrounding areas; (ii) forfeiture of deposit; (iii) additional charges for cleaning; and (iv) denial of future use of the City of Kingsburg Trolley. The undersigned has read understands and agrees that the Applicant and the Responsible Person and all passengers of the trolley will fully comply with all rules and regulations and policies of the City of Kingsburg regarding the rental and use of the Kingsburg Trolley. Name of Individual or Organization and Responsible Person
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ROAD CONDITIONS. Roads affected by roughness and unevenness, tend to raise consumption by 2.7%. As main used roads in all three pilot cities is covered with asphalt, we are not expecting an important contribution of this aspect. Road grade (2-5%) increases consumption uphill up to 13.3%, because these trucks don’t have regenerative brakes and energy used to climb hills is lost when driver is forced to use brakes downhill. Trip type also can influence consumption, because short trips require cold start and lower engine operation, raising consumption with up to 10%. Roads with many curves, low speed, increased idle time, many starts and stops and traffic congestion, will generate an increased fuel consumption with up to 30%. City Population Surface Elevation Roads Highway, km Truck trip Valencia 809200 136km2 10-57m (27m) 0000xx 000 00-000 xx Utrecht 345000 103km2 7m 0000xx 000 00xx Xxxx Xxxxx 00000 98km2 203-304m 350km 0 30km 36 Climate Data Org (xxxxx://xx.xxxxxxx-xxxx.xxx/location/4543/ )
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ROAD CONDITIONS. The Contractor must advise the Authority as soon as reasonably practicable after any road on the Approved Route, or any road on which the School Bus ordinarily travels before and after travelling over the Approved Route, is unsealed and becomes sealed, or vice versa.
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The Employer shall be responsible for having the lock-up cleaned out daily and kept cleared of building material and other construction paraphernalia. Additional shelters shall be provided for employees to eat their lunch as may be required. 9.09 In case of fire or burglary on property or premises provided by the Employer, the Employer shall protect the value of an employee’s work clothes up to a total of three hundred and fifty dollars ($350.00). The Employer shall also provide fire and burglary insurance for the employees required tools to a total value of the tools, tool for tool, make for make, provided an inventory of tools and clothing is filed with the Employer. The Employer shall supply the required forms and obtain the inventory from each employee. The employee shall receive a signed copy of the inventory from the Employer. Coverage will commence at the date of the filing of the inventory with the Employer. 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