Deleterious Materials means any products, substances or materials or any combination of them which at the time of specification are specified as deleterious materials in the relevant Appointments or the Building Contract or which otherwise (at the time of specification):
Deleterious Materials means materials or substances not in conformity with any relevant British or European Standards or Codes of Practice or which are generally known to be deleterious to health and safety or to the durability of buildings in the particular circumstances in which they are used having regard to the guidance note "Good Practice in Selection of Construction Materials 2011" sponsored by the British Council for Offices or which are not in conformity with the Main Contract.
Deleterious Materials means earth, waste or introduced materials exposed by mining operations to air, water, weather or microbiological processes, which would likely produce chemical or physical conditions in the soils or water that are detrimental to the biota or hydrologic systems.
Examples of Deleterious Materials in a sentence
ODOT Supplement 1029, Method of Test for Determining the Percentage of Deleterious Materials in Course Aggregate.
All coarse aggregates shall meet the requirements in Tables 703-2 Coarse Aggregate Physical Requirements (Testing), 703-3 Coarse Aggregate Physical Requirements (Deleterious Materials), and 703-4 Size of Crushed Bedrock, Gravel and Slag.Engineered aggregate includes any other materials that are inert, non-reactive, and meet all relevant specifications described herein.
Does the model in any way assess how the climate of the future in a certain location will affect the project?4.
ODOT Supplement 1029, Method of Test for Determining the Percentage of Deleterious Materials in Course Aggregate.AC.
It shall meet the requirements for Deleterious Materials given in Table 2.
More Definitions of Deleterious Materials
Deleterious Materials means any materials or substances which are not in accordance with the report entitled "Good Practice in the Selection of Construction Materials" (published under the auspices of the steering group representing the British Council for Offices and the British Property Federation and prepared by Xxx Xxxx) at the date of this Agreement and/or the relevant British and/or European Standards and/or codes of practice or which are generally known within the construction industry at the time of specification or use to be deleterious to the durability and/or to the health and safety of buildings and/or structures and/or finishes and/or plant and machinery in the particular circumstance in which they are specified to be used
Deleterious Materials means any materials considered at the time of specification to be unacceptable in general building practice in Northern Ireland for construction works similar to the works associated with the Programme
Deleterious Materials any products, substances or materials or any combination of them which at the time of specification are specified as deleterious materials in the relevant Appointments or the Building Contract or which otherwise (at the time of specification): (a) do not conform with British or (where applicable) European Standards or codes of practice or the recommendations of the Building Research Establishment; and (b) are generally known to the building profession to be deleterious to health and safety, the performance or durability of buildings or structures or damaging to the environment in the particular circumstances in which they are specified to be used or are used;
Deleterious Materials substances, materials, processes or methods of working that are according to the latest UK construction industry guidance known at the time of specification to be: deleterious to or pose a hazard to health and safety; or likely to adversely affect performance or durability of the works or the completed works at the Site in the particular circumstances in which they are used; other substances, materials, processes or methods of working not in accordance with: British or (where applicable) European Standards; codes of practice or applicable Agrément Certificates issued by the British Board of Agrément; good building practice; or the recommendations contained in the guide "Good Practice in the Selection of Construction Materials 2011" March 2011 (British Council for Offices) or the BRE Digest;
Deleterious Materials means any materials which at the time of use are generally accepted or are reasonably suspected of being:
Deleterious Materials means any materials or substances which are not in accordance with the report entitled "Good Practice in the Selection of Construction Materials" (published under the auspices of the steering group representing the British Council for Offices and the British Property Federation and prepared by Xxx Xxxx) at the date of this Lease and/or the relevant British and/or European Standards and/or codes of practice or which are generally known within the construction industry at the time of specification or use to be deleterious to the durability and/or to the health and safety of buildings and/or structures and/or finishes and/or plant and machinery in the particular circumstance in which they are specified to be used; or Developer’s Group means a group company of the Developer as defined in Section 42 of the Landlord and Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 [Developer’s Infrastructure Works means ] Development means the erection and completion on the Land of all buildings, erections, structures, Highways, drainage, infrastructure and other works in accordance with the Planning Permission[, and] the Approved Plans [and the Constraints Plan], including site preparation and the demolition of any existing buildings to provide for the erection of the Number of [Dwellings] [Units] specified in the Particulars. Digital Plan means a digital plan in both dwg and pdf format with a colour coded legend showing the following classes of disposal: (i) [Dwelling][Unit] transfers (ii) Leasehold Building Transfers (iii) Affordable Leasehold Building Transfers (iv) PRS Leasehold Building Transfers (v) transfers to the Council (vi) transfers to utility companies (vii) transfers to the Management Company (viii) other transfers and (ix) the Remainder Land 7 Construction Related Deadlines linked to House Build Targets are only appropriate if the total build period exceeds 18 months Disposal means a disposition for value to a person who is not a member of the Developer’s Group by sale, exchange, grant of an underlease for a premium, declaration of trust or otherwise and whether effected by one or more transactions and ‘Dispose’ and ‘Disposed’ shall be construed accordingly Dwelling means any house, bungalow, Flat, maisonette or other single unit of residential accommodation constructed on the Land together with any land forming its curtilage and any other appurtenant structures.
Deleterious Materials means those materials listed in Part 4 of Schedule 5.