VEHICLE WASHING Sample Clauses

VEHICLE WASHING. No City vehicles other than fire department apparatus and fire department staff vehicles will be washed by Union employees. (Fire Department vehicles include all City vehicles used by fire department personnel following such use.)
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VEHICLE WASHING. At TRS's request, Ryder will wash the exterior, --------------- interior cab, and cargo compartment interior, of Vehicles during the time the Vehicles are at a Repair Facility being serviced under this Agreement, if the Repair Facility is properly equipped to perform Vehicle washing.
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VEHICLE WASHING. Where Ryder is designated on the Schedule A, Ryder will wash the exterior of the Vehicles listed on that Schedule A as frequently as stated on that Schedule A.
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VEHICLE WASHING. You are free to wash your RV or vehicles any time as long as you have a shut- off nozzle at the end of the hose. Please be conservative. INT: PLANTS: No in-ground planting of any kind is allowed. Flowers and plants may be placed in pots or small boxes on your pad, but must be cleaned up and removed after growing season unless they are evergreen. Lawns are watered automatically at night during the dry season. We assume no responsibility for anything left outside of your unit. No carpets or rugs on the grass please. INT: INTERNET: The free WiFi internet service is not designed to give service to businesses, online gamers, TV streaming videos or movie downloads, it is for web surfing and e-mails only. If you need NO ILLEGAL DRUGS: As with any community, the use, sale or purchase of illegal drugs is an illegal act and is not allowed in the park and will not be tolerated. If you find the need to participate in this practice, we are happy to ask local law enforcement to assist you in finding other living arrangements if you cannot find them yourself. INT: QUIET HOURS: Please observe the quiet hours from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m. No loud music at any time. INT: CHILDREN: Parents are responsible for the conduct, safety and behavior of their children at all times. Parents are also responsible for any damages caused by their children. Children under 14 years of age must be supervised by an adult. Bicycles may be ridden on paved streets. Do not leave bikes or toys lying around. The playground is open from sunrise to sunset. INT:
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