Sanitation Facilities. Portable Restrooms – If the duration of the special event or activity is more than three (3) hours and more than one hundred (100) are in attendance, portable restrooms must be provided as follows: one (1) portable restroom for the first two hundred (200) people and one (1) additional restroom for each additional two hundred and fifty (250) people. Such portable restrooms must not be delivered more than one (1) day prior to the event and must be removed not more than one (1) day after the event and shall be located within the Park in areas designated by the Association. Trash Cans – If food or beverages are to be served during the special event or activity, trash cans, in addition to the existing trash cans must be provided as follows: one (1) trash can for the first two hundred (200) people and one (1) additional trash can for each additional five hundred (500) people. The cost of providing, delivering and removing the sanitation facilities shall be the sole responsibility of the User making the reservation.
Sanitation Facilities. 3.3.1 A complete system for the removal of waste according to the Planning and Construction Law and in accordance with the standards set by the Standards Institute no. 1205 that includes: A high density (HPOE) polyethylene waste and sewage pipe produced by Gavrit or similar value either installed hidden or exposed. A heavy PVC (level 6) external sewage pipe. All of the systems required by the consultant such as: collection xxxxx, pumps or other systems required by the authorities, connection to the municipal waste system.
Sanitation Facilities. Tenant shall have the right to have and maintain at a location of Landlord's selection a combustible toilet and such other sanitation facilities as may be desired by Tenant or required by government authority. It is understood by Tenant that Landlord does not provide, and has no obligation to provide, potable or other water at the Leased Premises.
Sanitation Facilities. The right to have and maintain at a location of Landlord's selection a combustible toilet and such other sanitation facilities as may be desired by tenant or required by government authority. It is understood by Tenant that landlord does not provide, and has no obligation to provide, potable or other water at the Leased Premises. All of the space, premises and rights granted under this Article I are demised and leased on a limited and non-exclusive basis and are hereinafter sometimes referred to as the "Leased Premises". Tenant's use of the Leased Premises shall be limited to broadcasting activities associated with the broadcast operations of the Station. Landlord covenants, represents and warrants to Tenant as follows: (i) Landlord has a valid leasehold estate with respect to the Premises pursuant to the Ground Lease; (ii) subject to satisfaction of the conditions set forth in Section II(c), Landlord has full power and authority to enter into and carry out the terms of this Lease without any consents from third parties; (iii) at such time as the Tower is made available to Tenant pursuant to Section III(A) the Tower will be registered and in compliance with all applicable regulations of the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Aviation Administration; (iv) subject to the provisions of Article XXI below, Landlord will complete construction of the Tower as contemplated herein and make it ready for installation of Tenant's antenna by December 31, 1997; and (v) the uses of the Premises as provided herein are permitted by the Ground Lease.
Sanitation Facilities. Both hospitals had access to improved sanitation based on the JMP definition. Flush or pour flush toilets were provided for patients and healthcare workers in both maternity wards to safely dispose human waste. Doors and locks were available to guarantee safety and privacy. The WHO Essential Environmental Health Standards in Health Care recommends that toilets should be designed as gender-specific and accessible to vulnerable populations, including children, pregnant women, and people with disabilities. However, none of those requirements were met in the two maternity wards in this study. Facilities for changing and disposal of menstrual hygiene management materials were also lacking. Existing studies on the evaluation of sanitation conditions in HCFs have primarily been focused on the access to improved toilets [54]. Other important aspects, including the quality of the sanitation environments and the issues related to gender and socio-cultural factors, require close attention and further investigation.
Sanitation Facilities. Sanitation facilities may or may not exist on a particular Feathered Hook location and may be subject to change. Members must practice proper wilderness sanitation disposal at all times. All human waste and toilet paper should be removed from the property. LOCATIONS ARE PATROLLED. Feathered Hook security and land owners will check to make sure that the only persons on the property are members and guests whom are listed on a valid reservation and can provide confirmation. Failure to comply with this will result in immediate expulsion from a location. Members must comply with all reasonable requirements and lawful requests of a patrolling party. Members may submit feedback about any incident with a patrolling party after exiting the location.
Sanitation Facilities. Sanitation facilities for the use of employees on the work site shall be provided and maintained by the Contractor and their exclusive use strictly enforced: These facilities shall comply with the requirements and regulations of the State Department of Health. Contractor's sanitation facilities shall be located so that it will be as inconspicuous as possible to the passing motorists and the facility visitors. In parks and other sites where there are comfort stations and/or public facilities, the Contractor will not be required to provide sanitation facilities for use by its employees; however, the Contractor shall be responsible to keep the City facilities used by its employees clean and respectable. (i) Project sign. Ifrequired in the RFP, the Contractor shall submit to the City for approval shop drawings of signs to identify the project. Upon approval, the signs shall be erected at locations approved by the Officer-ill-Charge at the site of the project upon commencement of the work under the contract. Signs shall be properly erected and kept clean and legible. After completion of the work under the contract and final acceptance thereof, the Contractor shall remove the signs as the Contractor's property. Payment for the project signs will be as specified in the RFP. G)
