Existing Conditions definition

Existing Conditions means the conditions as described in clause 6.4.1, a summary of which is detailed in

Existing Conditions means the conditions as described in paragraph D of the Background to this agreement, a summary of which is detailed in 0. Fee means the fee payable by the Council for the Services, which is to be determined and reviewed in the manner set out in Annexure B, and which is more specifically set out in each Purchase Order. FOI Act means Freedom of Information Act 1991 (SA).

Existing Conditions means the circumstances of the site at the time of first review of site plans or upon initial submittal of permit applications.

Examples of Existing Conditions in a sentence

• Exclusions: We will not waive payments where your Terminal Illness has been caused directly or indirectly from: - Existing Conditions, or - Prior Knowledge, Incapacity: (Applies only to Waiver Types B, & C) Event: Any illness or accidental injury during the Period of this Agreement resulting in you being incapacitated for a continuous period longer than seven days.

• Accurate Existing Conditions Plans based on actual field verification of dimensions and conditions by the Consultant.

• Existing Conditions; from any medical condition (including symptoms) or Accidental Injury for which you have received any medical advice, medical treatment or for which the symptoms were known prior to the Agreement Date or for which a reasonable person in the circumstances would have sought medical advice.

• Sheet Number 1 – Cover Sheet Number 2 – General Notes Sheet Number 3 – Overall Drainage Plan Sheet Number 4 – Existing Conditions Plan Sheet Number 5 – 58th Street Plan and Profile Sta.

• Sheet Number 1 – Cover Sheet Number 2 – General Notes Sheet Number 3 – Existing Conditions Plan Sheet Number 4 – Gulf Drive Plan and Profile Sta.

More Definitions of Existing Conditions

Existing Conditions. Where existing conditions are disrupted by a fitout or where new work interrupts any adjacent spaces, all work is to be integrated to present a smooth transition and finished product. All existing conditions (i.e. corridors or adjacent spaces) shall be properly protected at all times, as supervised by Landlord.

Existing Conditions means all environmental contaminations, emissions, discharges, dispositions or other environmental conditions at or from any of the Leased Real Property and Owned Real Property which are identified, referred to or described in Section 3.16 of the Disclosure Schedule.

Existing Conditions means any environmental conditions in existence and activities conducted on or before February 15, 1996.

Existing Conditions means certain environmental conditions at the Airport affecting the Fuel System as more particularly described in the Fuel System Lease.

Existing Conditions means land use and land cover conditions at the time of a land development or redevelopment permit application.

Existing Conditions means the Terms of Licence Under The Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 in force from 7 November 2011 to the commencement date.

Existing Conditions means the Terms of Licence Under The Threatened Species Conservation Act 1995 in force from amendment 5 (July 2008) to the commencement date.