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Color Scheme definition

Color Scheme means either the design or trade dress of a vehicle used as a Taxi or Ramp Taxi that is distinct to the fleet of a Color Scheme business that provides taxi service, or a business that provides taxi-related services to affiliated Drivers and Medallion Holders, including any owner, manager, employee, lessee and any agent of such business.
Color Scheme means the selection of colors used throughout, such as on the furnishings, permanent fixtures, and wall coverings, or as used on the façade.
Color Scheme means either the design or trade dress of a vehicle used as a Taxi or Ramp Taxi that is distinct to the fleet of a Color Scheme business that provides taxi service, or a business that provides taxi-related services to affiliated

Examples of Color Scheme in a sentence

  • If a Medallion Holder performs at least 750 hours of work as designated Key Personnel for the a Color Scheme during the year but less than 1,500 hours, the Permit Holder shall be entitled to partial credit against the Full-Time Driving requirement on a pro rata basis.

  • The number of Medallions affiliated with a particular Color Scheme for a calendar year shall be determined as of December 1st of the previous year, based on the records of the SFMTA.

  • A Color Scheme with 81 to 100 Medallions may designate five people.

  • The Statement of Work shall be signed under penalty of perjury by both the Color Scheme and the Medallion Holder designated as Key Personnel.

  • The Color Scheme shall be responsible for submitting proof of employment with the Statement of Work, which shall consist of state or federal tax forms filed with the appropriate regulatory agency.

  • A Color Scheme with 201 to 300 Medallions may designate eight people.

  • A Color Scheme with 61 to 80 Medallions may designate four people.

  • The SFMTA will only recognize as Key Personnel only those Medallion Holders named in a completed designation form filed by the Color Scheme as of December 1st.

  • A Permit Holder may not be designated as Key Personnel by more than one Color Scheme during a calendar year.

  • Each Color Scheme will be entitled to designate Key Personnel in accordance with the number of Medallions affiliated with that Color Scheme.


More Definitions of Color Scheme

Color Scheme means the designation of the dome light color and any paint
Color Scheme means a planned combination of colors, often based on color wheel concepts. Common color schemes are monochromes (one color), analogs (similar colors), complements (opposite colors) and triads (three colors that are equally distant on a color wheel).
Color Scheme means selection of colors used throughout, such as on the furnishings, permanent fixtures, and wall coverings, or as used on the façade.
Color Scheme means the selection of colors used throughout, such as on the furnishings, wall coverings, or wall coverings, or as used on the façade. Standardized lighting is considered part of the color scheme.
Color Scheme means either the design or trade dress of a vehicle used as a Taxi or Ramp Taxi that is distinct to the fleet of a business that provides taxi service, or a business that provides taxi service and holds a Color Scheme Permit issued by the SFMTA, including any owner, manager, employee, lessee, and any agent of such business.

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