District Facilities definition

District Facilities means the water, wastewater, drainage, detention, recreational and road facilities, as well as such additional facilities which the District may now or in the future be authorized by law to construct, own, operate and maintain, which are necessary to serve development within the boundaries of the District, including those necessary facilities located outside the boundaries of the District.

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District Facilities means poles, luminaires, circuits, junction boxes, service panels, conduits, foundations, facilities or property of any kind owned by the District or that will be transferred to District ownership upon completion of construction and acceptance by the District.

District Facilities means all of the District's system of collecting, conveying, and treatment including, but not limited to, the collection system and treatment plant. This includes any publicly-owned facility connected to the District's collection system which generates wastewater treated at the District treatment plant.

Examples of District Facilities in a sentence

• Efforts to resolve scheduling issues and/or utilization of facilities are first made directly between the Town’s Parks and Recreation Director and the District Facilities Use Scheduler.

• Further, the District agrees that a Town event or activity shall have the right to take the place of a District event or activity in a Town facility provided the Town gives forty-eight (48) hours advance notice to the District Facilities Use Scheduler.

• City hereby acknowledges and agrees it shall not permit the use and or possession alcohol, tobacco, controlled substances, or weapons of any kind during the use of District Facilities.

• The City shall promptly notify District upon City’s actual knowledge of any loss or damage to the District Facilities of which the City becomes aware during and/or in conjunction with City’s use of same.

• The District shall have exclusive use of District Facilities on all days, absent any other agreement between the Parties, determined pursuant to the District’s permit request process.

More Definitions of District Facilities

District Facilities means Facilities owned, operated and maintained by the District, but excluding Improvement District Facilities.

District Facilities. – shall mean any property, building, parking lot, pond and pond easement, including the Clubhouse Amenity as defined above, and any other property owned and/or leased by the District. District Facilities locations are highlighted in red in Attachment 1.

District Facilities or “Common Areas” – means and includes all District owned, operated, and/or maintained property described in the Declarations of Covenants Conditions and Restrictions for Forest Creek or any phase thereof, as amended (“DCCRs”) and the plats for Forest Creek recorded in the public records of Manatee County. This includes all tracts and property dedicated by plat to the District. See the table 1 below for a list of the primary District Facilities and Common Areas. Only Patrons and authorized guests are permitted use of District Facilities or Common Areas in accordance with these rules and policies.

District Facilities means all of the District's system for collecting, conveying and treatment including, but not limited to, the collection system and treatment plant.

District Facilities means all personal property and real property owned or controlled by the District, including Poles and Conduit System.

District Facilities means all water conveyance facilities of the District, including but not limited to, for example, District canals, creeks used for conveyance, laterals, ditches, drains, flumes, pipes, measurement and control devices, rights-of-way for canal banks or roadways and all related operational facilities, including dams, structures, wells, pumps, power plants, reservoirs, and all other facilities of the District.

District Facilities means San Diego Bay and District tidelands which include, but are not limited to, docks, boat launch ramps, anchorages, landings, and embarkation and disembarkation locations for a Charter Vessel Operation.