Common Facility definition

Common Facility. Means a place where tenants utilise the same equipment such as kitchen, laundry meeting room and or car park.

Common Facility means a facility associated with 2 or more dwellings that is for the use of the occupants of the dwellings;

Common Facility means any facility which is jointly used by a group of micro and small business enterprises;

Examples of Common Facility in a sentence

• Common Facility Centres (CFCs) would comprise of state of the art technology which would service users, including enterprises, who would normally not be able to access those facilities individually.

• The $10,000 Common Facility Site Donation paid for the purchase of a Rest Home Apartment is non-refundable.

• A specification of a Common Facility or Object Service typically includes the set of interface definitions - expressed in OMG IDL - that objects in various roles must support in order to provide, use, or participate in the facility or service.

• The State will aim to set up one Common Facility Centre (CFC) in each major industrial cluster.

• In case of freehold land housing any Common Facility, such freehold land shall form part of the Common Facility.

More Definitions of Common Facility

Common Facility means any street, sidewalk, facility, building or structure in the Estate that is the property of the Association and that may be used for the purposes, and on the conditions, from time to time determined by the Association or the Trustee Committee;

Common Facility means any facility or facilities that gather biogas from a Dairy Project or Dairy Projects in a Cluster; upgrade, process or condition such biogas into biomethane; and/or inject such biomethane into, or interconnect with, the common carrier pipeline.

Common Facility means any part of a condominium that is found outside houses held individually;

Common Facility means the system encompassing any of the following: issues in connection with the radiofrequency spectrum and the management thereof; licensing of all broadcasters; licensing of all telecommunications operators providing an international service or any service being of importance to the whole population of Bosnia and Herzegovina; the establishment and maintenance of a licence fee system for both broadcasting and telecommunications; establishment of technical and quality standards; the numbering plan; the information required to create or maintain directory enquiry services as well as any specification, standard or rule necessary for ensuring the interoperability and/or interconnection of public telecommunications networks, and the compatibility of terminal equipment therewith;

Common Facility means, as mentioned in Proclamation No 107/2006 buildings and service rendition establishments constructed for common use outside houses held individually;

Common Facility refers to any facility intended to be set aside for common ownership, use, or benefit, such as shared landscaping, parking, and signage. Common facilities do not include facilities such as public sidewalks or utilities that are formally accepted for public ownership by the City or other governmental agency. Common facilities do not include facilities that are subjected to a condominium form of ownership.

Common Facility means a facility that is available for the use of all the owners, and, without limiting this definition, may include a laundry room, playground, swimming pool, recreation centre, clubhouse or tennis court;