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Xxxxx Building Sample Clauses

Xxxxx Building. One Saint Andrew’s Plaza New York, New York 10007
Xxxxx Building. Respondent agrees to comply with localcodes and nationalbuilding codes for anywork involving rehabilitation or construction, including design. When contract is funded, in whole or in part, by HUD funding, Respondent agrees to comply with applicable Green Building standards to themaximum extent feasible. Green Building standards may apply to single-family properties, multifamily properties, or both and may include, but are not limited to best practices defined under LEED, Enterprise Green Communities, or NAHB National Green Building Standards and may include specific measures for water conservation, energy efficiency, and indoor airquality. Respondent agrees to comply with the following standards, as applicable: • 2009 ICC International Energy Conservation Code(IECC) • ASHRAE 90.1-2007, which sets minimum energy standards for buildings except low-rise residential buildings • ASHRAE 62.1-2010 and 62.2-2010, which set minimumstandards for ventilation for indoor air quality for common areas in mid- and high-rise buildings, and low-rise residential buildings, respectively. • New or replacement residential housing, when funded by CDBG-DR grants, must adhere to Green Building standards, including Energy Star Certified Homes or Energy Star for Multifamily High Rise and other applicable green building requirements. • Moderate residential housing rehabilitation, when funded by CDBG-DR grants, must comply with the Community Planning & Development (CPD) Retrofit Checklist and provide Energy Star appliances, Water Sense or FEMP products if replaced.
Xxxxx Building. Mitigation for the Xxxxx Building shall address potential economic effects tenants and specify actions to avoid possible structural damage through the following measures. WSDOT shall: 1. Document the building meeting the intent of standards for architectural documentation using a Light Detection and Radar (LiDAR) recordation process; 2. Develop a vibration and settlement management and monitoring plan to determine if the historic building is at risk, and protect from damage due to vibration or subsidence; 3. Develop a Communications Plan that identifies a process to maintain regular communication with affected residents and businesses in the Xxxxx Building (through building management) about construction issues and maintain adequate access to the property, including loading dock access, so that businesses can continue to operate; 4. Develop an air pollution and noise management plan that establishes maximum noise limits and air quality parameters; specifies certain hours for noisier construction activities; recommends use of quieter equipment, and uses Best Management Practices (BMPs) for both issues; 5. Encourage construction management scheduling to minimize impacts from increased traffic; and 6. Ensure continued utility service throughout construction; or if there are possible brief intervals of utility service disruption, WSDOT shall provide advance notice of a minimum of two business days to building management.
Xxxxx BuildingSenior Analyst Xxxxxx’x Pasture Courts Program Ottawa, Ontario Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics K1A 0T6 19th Floor, X.X. Xxxxx Building TEL : (000) 000-0000 Xxxxxx’x Pasture FAX : (000) 000-0000 Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0T6 Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx INET: xxxxxxx@xxxxxxx.xx Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics 19th Floor, X.X. Xxxxx Building Xxxxxx’x Pasture Ottawa, Ontario Acting Chief Policing Services Program Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics 19th Floor, X.X. Xxxxx Building Xxxxxx’x Pasture Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0T6 Senior Analyst, Homicide Survey Policing Services Program Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics 19th Floor, X.X. Xxxxx Building Xxxxxx’x Pasture Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0T6 Senior Analyst Policing Services Program Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics 19th Floor, X.X. Xxxxx Building Xxxxxx’x Pasture Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0T6 Senior Analyst Policing Services Program Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics 19th Floor, X.X. Xxxxx Building Xxxxxx’x Pasture Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0T6 Senior Analyst Policing Services Program Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics 19th Floor, X.X. Xxxxx Building Xxxxxx’x Pasture Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0T6
Xxxxx Building. Modules 2 through 5 plus Xxxxx Hallway closet (delivered weekly) serves as the back-up storage area
Xxxxx Building. When evening meetings are in progress, no janitorial service shall be conducted in that space or spaces directly adjacent to the meeting space until the meeting has concluded. Meetings are typically held in the Training Room once per week. • Patrol and XXXXX area, Roll Call, and Locker Rooms receive service on Saturdays in addition to their regular cleaning • No service is provided to the property office except of floors and trash. All other police areas receive standard cleaning Annual Task Description Frequency Dust mop floors with a water-based chemically treated dust mop to remove dust and debris. Daily Using an approved disinfectant, damp mop floors to provide a sanitary surface free of dust, Daily soil and debris. Spot clean interior partition and door glass. Finished glass, frame and sill areas will be free Daily of soil, streaks, and fingerprints. Dust horizontal surfaces and wipe with disinfectant all contact points to provide a sanitary Daily surface free of dust, soil, and streaks. Empty general and recyclable trash, replace liners when soiled or torn. Remove trash to Daily designated area. Clean obvious soil from exterior of trash containers. Wash trash containers to remove soil and buildup. Monthly Dust or vacuum air vents to remove loose dust, soil, and cobwebs. Quarterly Machine scrub hard surface floors to remove all soil and buildup. Annually Damp wipe light fixture exteriors to remove dust, soils, cobwebs, and buildup. Annually Annual Task Description Frequency Dust, damp wipe, and disinfect horizontal and vertical break room surfaces to include Daily vending machines. All surfaces should be free of dust, soil, fingerprints, cobwebs and streaks. Empty break room / kitchenette trash and recycle, replace liners and tie-off at corners, clean Daily obvious soil from exterior of trash containers. Dust mop floors with a dust mop to remove dust and debris. Daily Damp mop floors to remove dust, soil, and debris. Daily Clean sink and counters using approved cleaner. Sink should be free of debris, soil and Daily streaks. Refill dispensers. Spot clean carpet using approved carpet spotting equipment and supplies resulting in a spot Daily free uniform appearance. Spot vacuum carpets to remove obvious soil, dust, and debris. 4x / Week Fully vacuum all carpeted areas from wall to wall to remove dust and debris. Weekly Spot clean and polish appliance exteriors including ice machines to remove soils and Weekly prints. Clean microwave complete. Wash trash ...
Xxxxx Building. Tenants in the Xxxxx building must neither paint, stain, apply wall covering nor modify columns and wooden ceilings in their dwelling. It is also forbidden to paint or apply wallpaper to window shelves and frames.
Xxxxx Building a. WSCC will provide research and fund the creation of a HistoryLink entry on the Xxxxx family and business. b. WSCC will complete a thematic historic context of Seattle’s Auto Dealerships following the best-practices for such documents as outlined by the National Park Service (NPS; e.g., xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/nr/publications/guidance/NR_workshop_3-11- 09/White_paper_on_historic_context_4-09.doc). The context will inventory, evaluate, and make recommendations regarding automobile dealerships within the City of Seattle city limits, and will also create a master list and map of extant buildings associated with the themes/brands, times, and styles of dealerships. Although the context and survey will have a geographic scope of city of Seattle’s current geographic boundaries, it will cover automobile dealerships constructed from 1903 (the date of the first dealership) to 1967 (the date of the opening of I-5). The study is limited to “automobile dealers” only (as listed in Polk Directories)—in other words, not used cars dealerships, repairs shops, accessories and parts retail facilities, gas stations, and so on. Inventory efforts are not to exceed more than 150 buildings or structures. All resources will be documented on historic property inventory (HPI) forms in WISAARD and be recorded at the reconnaissance level. If HPIs already exist for resources within the study time and theme, the consultant will update the forms with new/additional information and photographs (as appropriate). DAHP and the City of Seattle Historic Preservation Program will review at least one draft of the context statement and inventory forms before the final documentation is completed. WSCC will make a PDF of the final document available to DAHP and the City of Seattle Historic Preservation Program for public posting on the City of Seattle’s website. All work will be conducted by professionals meeting the Secretary of Interior’s Professional Qualifications for architectural history. c. WSCC will commission artwork that incorporates/interprets the historical significance of the 0000 Xxxxx Xxx building and install it in a public location within the new convention center. WSCC and the commissioned artist (and other professionals, as appropriate) will work with a qualified historian who meets the Secretary of the Interior’s Professional Qualifications as found in 36 CFR Part 61 and who has done previous interpretive history work. The historian will ensure that interpretation of the artwork/ins...

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