Shelters. This category includes all stand-alone shelters, both prefabricated and stick-built used for housing systems and associated communication equipment. For areas within existing buildings, this also includes required improvements to the rooms where the system and associated communications equipment is housed. Components in the shelters include racks, internal wiring, external ice bridges, foundations and leveling, interior/exterior lighting, air conditioners, louvers, fans, and door locks.
Shelters. Employees working at Shelters may be required to work eight (8) hour shifts and/or twelve (12) hour shifts averaging no more than forty (40) hours per week.
Shelters. The Board agrees that if one of its teams wants to have exclusive use during an event of a picnic shelter associated with a court, ball field, or athletic field, then that team shall be responsible for reserving that shelter through the City’s reservations staff. That use shall be without charge if the shelter use is associated with an athletic event scheduled under the authority of this Agreement.
Shelters. MSCR may use large shelters in Parks for MSCR summer camps. Such use shall be charged a fee of $50 per day and shall require advance reservations to avoid double bookings. MSCR will not occupy park shelters that they do not have reserved in a manner that prevents the City from renting the shelter to other users and providing daily maintenance/cleaning. MSCR may use large shelters free of charge when the use is for a program that 1) charges no fees; 2) is located in Neighborhood Resources Team areas or neighborhoods with similar demographics;
Shelters. (a) Shelters shall be Xxxxx Model 32640-03 (5x12) or an approved equivalent and Optional Xxxxx Model 35950- 00 (7x14) or an approved equivalent.
(b) All shelters shall be manufactured in accordance with the specifications and drawings provided under Exhibit F-1.
(c) The leg base shall include a thick aluminum custom fabricated escutcheon cover mechanically to be attached to base plates like the picture provided under Exhibit F-1.
(d) All shelters shall be designed to support Solar Lighting, Solar Panels and battery systems installation.
(e) The shelters must be ADA complaint with all applicable building codes, and designed to withstand all extreme wind, weather, and rain loads typical to Central Texas.
(f) The shelters shall be designed in a manner that allows a moderately experienced technician to assemble, install and disassemble, and remove the unit on a concrete slab site.
(g) Shelters shall be fabricated with metal components finished in Super Durable baked powder coat color RAL9006 White Aluminum and with a clear coat.
(h) The Contractor shall make any necessary penetrations for easy installation.
(i) The Contractor shall provide two (2) re-touch spray paint cans per shelter for future use. The color of the re- touch spray paint shall be RAL9006 White Aluminum or an approved equivalent.
(j) CapMetro reserves the right to acquire, at any time during the term of the contract, the Optional Shelter Items and Shelter Parts separately priced under Exhibit A. The Contractor shall provide, on an as needed basis, the following Optional Shelter Items: Shelter (7x14 – Xxxxx Model 35950-00 or an approved equivalent), CapMetro Banner Sign (Refer to the paragraph below for detailed requirements), and Integrated Solar Light- ing. The Contractor shall also provide, on an as needed basis, the following Shelter Parts: Box of Paint (RAL9006 White Aluminum or an approved equivalent), Dual Post End Leg with Radius Front Post, End Leg Perforated Metal Screen, Split Shoe Escutcheon Cover, Split Shoe Weldment, Left Rear Screen Post, Center Rear Screen Post, Right Rear Screen Post, Rear Screen Shoe Weldment, and Rear Perforated Screen Panel.
(k) Shelter will be installed by CapMetro on both existing and new concrete pads.
Shelters. A. Exhibit C sets forth the sites along the Route at which regeneration facilities and optical amplification facilities currently are located or are to be installed in accordance with the specifications set forth on Exhibit C and industry standards and practices in the country (collectively, the "Shelters") and the status of the Shelters sites as of the date of this Agreement.
B. Associated Services shall include for 360americas the right to collocate additional equipment, subject to the terms of this Agreement, in each Shelter. 360americas acknowledges that the sites for the Shelters may be shared with Impsat and other entities, but that 360americas shall have exclusive access to its Shelters for its sole use.
C. Upon reasonable prior notification to Impsat, 360americas (and its supplier and agents) shall be given a right to unescorted access to the Shelter sites to maintain the additional equipment and to add or upgrade equipment as it may consider necessary.
D. Impsat shall provide the services set forth in Exhibit C for the Shelters including, without limitation, power, air conditioning, security and fire suppression.
Shelters. A. Exhibit G sets forth the sites along the Argentina Route at which regeneration facilities and optical amplification facilities currently are located or are to be installed in accordance with the specifications set forth on Exhibit G and industry standards and practices in the country of Argentina (collectively, the "Shelters") and the approximate distance between such Shelters and the status of the Shelter sites as of the date of this Agreement. If Impsat's design of the Impsat Argentina System results in a distance between any two Shelters that is greater than 95 kilometers, * CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUEST - Confidential portion has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Impsat shall install additional Shelters at 360americas' request. For each additional Shelter, 360americas shall pay to Impsat the amount of US$[ ]* plus the Costs of acquiring and preparing the Shelter site.
B. The IRU with respect to the Associated Properties shall include for 360americas the right to occupy and use, subject to the terms of this Agreement, 20 square meters of space and facilities in each Shelter. Such space shall be exclusively for 360americas. 360americas acknowledges that the sites for the Shelters may be shared with Impsat and other entities, but that 360americas shall have exclusive access to its Shelters for its sole use.
C. Upon reasonable prior notification to Impsat, 360americas (and its supplier and agents) shall be given a right to unescorted access to the Shelter sites to maintain its equipment and to add or upgrade equipment as it may consider necessary.
D. Impsat shall provide the services set forth in Exhibit G for the Shelters including, without limitation, power, air conditioning, security and fire suppression.
Shelters. The contractor will install government purchased shelters which consist of open side post and beam type pavilions of approximately 900 SQFT, or construct new shelters, as directed by the COR.
6.1 Construction will include the placement and finishing of concrete slabs and installation of utilities identified in TP-14.2.
6.2 An impact site will be constructed around the shelter building IAW specifications provided by the COR using 100% recycled materials or other means approved by the COR.
Shelters. Transit shelter advertising is typically limited to two advertising panels that do not exceed four feet in width and six feet in height. Some advertising panels may be in a digital or electronic format. Other permissible advertising includes “wrap” materials that are applied to the shelter structure.
