SNOW AND ICE CONTROL a. LESSEE shall be responsible for all snow and ice removal on the Premises. Aircraft parking ramps and the Air Operations Area (AOA) within the Premises shall be maintained to a winter surface condition safe for aircraft operations, and safe for customers and employees moving and working on the ramp. At no time shall LESSEE engage in snow and ice removal beyond the Premises without the prior approval of the LESSOR.
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL. 1) A day/night list of bargaining unit employees will be posted listing bargaining unit employees in descending order of seniority beginning with the most senior person being assigned to day shift and ending with the least senior person being assigned to night shift for snow/ice control.
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL a. TENANT shall be responsible for all snow and ice removal on the Premises defined as follows:
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL. Maintenance of the parking areas and sidewalks at the Ice Arena shall be the responsibility of the CITY.
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL. 16.1 Travel lanes Maintain travel way free from snow and ice 2hrs N/A
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL. 12-Hour Shift Response. Should the potential for a severe snow and/or ice event occur, the City may enact a mandatory Snow and Ice Control 12-Hour Shift Response upon the following terms:
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL. Contractor provides all snow plowing, removal of snow from parking lots and sanding services for the Properties, including all parking lots, shipping and receiving area and plaza and sidewalks if applicable, in order to endure safe and adequate parking and traffic ways for vehicles and pedestrians.
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL. 40 4.10.1 Training 40 4.10.2 Snow Removal and Disposal Plan 41 4.10.3 Technology Review 41 4.10.4 Education 42 4.11 ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE AREAS 43,44 4.11.1 Monitoring Salt Usage 45
SNOW AND ICE CONTROL. It is reco=ended that for each parking garage, a facility-specific maintenance program be developed. The specific maintenance program should include the following items: A. A schedule of cleaning, -inspection, lubrication, and other recurring maintenance activities. B. A catalog of all equipment, including manufacturer's service manuals for the installed equipment. Product warranties should be included. C. Records of preventive maintenance performed on any element, and logs of both service calls and types of repairs made. D. Establishing responsibility for implementing and carrying out all portions of the program. E. A management con~ol system to verify that the maintenance program is being carried out and is effective. The checklist that follows is a guide to many of the items in a parking garage that should be checked and maintained at regular intervals. A suggested frequency of observation or attention is indicated. 65 m: I 8938PCZ6ZZ ~~' ;'~PARKINIi:~jRUET':"URE~MAll\ITENAI\IC ." ~. -;'it:- ~_ ~~~~~ii'''''-~,,~..~-f'.;~;!I!f';'A7''.t~'' - .""'......
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