District Property definition

District Property means all property owned by the District including, but not limited to, the Amenity Center, common areas, parking lots and ponds.

District Property means any real property owned or operated by the District, and all buildings and improvements thereon, and any personal property, systems and equipment located therein or thereon.

District Property means any building, park, gym, pool, office, common area, open space, vehicle, parking lot, or other area owned, leased, managed, used or controlled by the Park District. District Property also includes property used by Park District patrons while on Park District sponsored events or field trips or property of others when presence thereon by the Park District employee is related to employment with the Park District.

Examples of District Property in a sentence

• Handbook for information on the Search of District Property] : Employees should have no expectation of privacy to items contained in plain view, for example, but not limited by enumeration to automobiles parked on the District’s property, items left on top of or within desks and cabinets, lockers, etc.

• The construction of the sanitary sewer main shall not be authorized to commence until the easement is accepted by the District and the easement agreement has been recorded.A.2.3 Obtaining a License to Use or Cross District Property or District Easements When requesting permission to use or cross District property, an Applicant shall request a revocable license for routine right angle utility crossings of strip properties and easements, or for temporary uses.

• No Person shall violate or disobey any provision of this Ordinance or any other District ordinance, policy, rule or regulation regulating conduct or activities on District Property even though the same may not have been posted.

• All Persons shall abide by all District policies, rules and regulations and with the direct orders or requests of employees and agents of the District when using District Property.

• No Person shall utilize any District Property, including without limitation playing fields and other District facilities, for tournaments, leagues, or other organized recreational activities and outings unless a Permit allowing such use or activity has first been obtained from the District in accordance with Chapter V of this Ordinance.

More Definitions of District Property

District Property means all property owned, leased, rented or otherwise used or contracted by the District or one of its schools, including but not limited to the following:

District Property means any real property owned or operated by the District.

District Property means all real, personal and intellectual property owned, controlled, used, or occupied by the District, including property physically removed from any college, the District office, or any place that is the site of a District-approved function.

District Property means all tools, toolboxes, books, and other objects small enough to be portable, which are shown on the District’s roster to have been issued to the employee. Safety hats are included, but uniforms and safety shoes are specifically excluded from this definition.

District Property means all the property, real and personal, of every kind and description located within the jurisdiction of, or owned, leased or licensed by, or otherwise in the possession or under the control of the District, including without limitation, all waters within the jurisdiction of the District.

District Property means property the district

District Property means all property owned by the District including, but not limited to, the River Club, common areas, parking lots and ponds.