Controlled Areas definition

Controlled Areas has the meaning set forth in Attachment Y.

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Controlled Areas means any area where ambient air quality standards are being or are likely to be exceeded or any other situation exists which is causing or is likely to cause a significant negative impact on human health, environment and national heritage and will therefore require a specific air quality management plan to rectify the situation designated as such in accordance with the Act;

Controlled Areas as defined in The Highways Protection Act;

Examples of Controlled Areas in a sentence

• Boundaries of Controlled Areas are designated on the ground with Orange and White striped flagging printed with "Special Treatment Zone" and/or Yellow Equipment Keep Out signs.

• The boundaries of Controlled Areas are designated on the ground with ORANGE and WHITE striped flagging printed with "Special Treatment Zone" and/or YELLOW Equipment Keep Out signs.

• Additional mitigation measures may be required in areas outside of Controlled Areas shown on the Sale Area Map.

• Employees assigned to the Dosimetry office may be required to determine dose histories, issue and control TLD's, maintain NRC dosimetry records, log employees into Radiological Controlled Areas, read and re-zero dosimeters, and perform other clerical work.

• Ultragenyx shall advise Buck of the personnel it intends to locate at the Facility and provide that persons identification details in advance so that appropriate clearances can be implemented in an orderly way before such person is granted access to Controlled Areas.

• Owners warrant that the vessel will be fitted with the required piping, tanks and equipment to comply with Marpol Annex VI requirements and have on board procedures to carry out and comply with the change to and from Low Sulphur Fuel (LSF) (or MDO as the area may require) in the Sulphur Emission Controlled Areas (SECAs) as stipulated in Marpol Annex VI and/or zones regulated by regional and/or national authorities such as, but not limited to, the EU and the US Environmental Protection Agency.

• Feed/withdrawal stations Monthly a Uranium processing areas Yearly b Contaminated maintenance areas Quarterly Contamination Control Zones (CCZ) Quarterly Lunch rooms/break rooms within Controlled Areas Note “c” Permanent boundary control stations d Weekly Change rooms within Controlled Areas UF6 sample handling laboratories Monthly Monthly a a.

• The Government of Australia shall require that all Australian Participants display visible identification while performing duties associated with Launch Activities within Controlled Areas and Segregated Areas.

• Botanical Controlled Areas are shown on the CAM and identified on the ground with BLUE and BLACK striped flagging as flag and avoid areas.

• This includes inspecting and monitoring Segregated Areas and Controlled Areas as set forth in the Technology Transfer Control Plans and Technology Security Plans where U.S. Launch Vehicles, U.S. Spacecraft, U.S. Related Equipment, and/or U.S. Technical Data are located, including the “especially clean” portion for working with U.S. Spacecraft, Australian Spacecraft, or Foreign Spacecraft after those spacecraft are mated with U.S. Launch Vehicles.

More Definitions of Controlled Areas

Controlled Areas means and includes any area inside the boundaries of this State which is adjacent to the right-of-way of a highway of the interstate or primary systems, except that areas beyond 660 feet of the right-of-way inside urban areas shall be excluded from this chapter.

Controlled Areas means areas within the Territorial Jurisdiction of Australia that are designated solely by the Government of Australia where: 1) access will be limited to only persons designated by the Government of Australia, the Government of the United States of America, and governments of the other countries directly involved with Launch Activities; and 2) on an uninterrupted basis, U.S. Persons can monitor, inspect, access, U.S. Launch Vehicles, U.S. Spacecraft, U.S. Related Equipment, and/or U.S. Technical Data for purposes of conducting Launch Activities.

Controlled Areas means the place installed with waste disposal facilities where there is a possibility of hazard that the dose equivalent due to external radiation may exceed the limit provided by the Minister of METI, that the concentration of radioactive materials in the atmosphere (excluding radioactive materials contained in the natural air or water, the same, hereinafter) may exceed the level of concentrations provided by the Minister of METI, or that the density of radioactive materials on the surface of materials contaminated with radioactive materials may exceed the level of density provided by the Minister of METI;