Incompatible Use definition

Incompatible Use means any use, activity or thing within the Temporary Workspace Area that would materially interfere with, disrupt or delay the exercise of the Easement Rights, or that imperils the safety or security of the Pipeline or any person or property associated therewith.
Incompatible Use means any use, activity or thing within the Pipeline ROW Area that would materially interfere with, disrupt or delay the exercise of the Easement Rights, or that imperils the safety or security of the Pipeline or any person or property associated therewith, and includes the use of any part of the Pipeline ROW Area for any Improvement that is not a Permitted Improvement.
Incompatible Use means a use that by its nature and/or actual operation (i) unreasonably or materially interferes with Tenant’s Permitted Use of the Premises, or (ii) creates a noxious or unreasonable physical condition (such as, but not limited to, odors, noise or vibrations) that emanates from the Building and materially interferes with Tenant’s performance of the Permitted Use in the Premises. Tenant acknowledges and agrees that, in all events, a public library, by its nature, does not constitute an Incompatible Use.

Examples of Incompatible Use in a sentence

  • The Owner shall not make, do, install or construct, or permit or suffer to be made, done, installed or constructed, any Incompatible Use within the Pipeline ROW Area or, prior to the lapse of the Temporary Workspace Area Rights as described in subclause 3(b), within the Temporary Workspace Area.

  • The Owner shall not make, do, install or construct, or permit or suffer to be made, done, installed or constructed, any Incompatible Use, prior to the lapse of the Temporary Workspace Area Rights as described in subclause 3(a), within the Temporary Workspace Area.

  • The Owner shall not make, do, install or construct, or permit or suffer to be made, done, installed or constructed, any Incompatible Use within the Pipeline ROW Area or, priorto the lapse of the Temporary Workspace Area Rights as described in subclause 3(b), within the Temporary Workspace Area.

  • The Owner shall not make, do, install or construct, or permit or suffer to be made, done, installed or constructed, any Incompatible Use within the Pipeline ROW Area.

  • The Owner shall not make, do, install or construct, or permit or suffer to be made, done, installed or constructed, any Incompatible Use within the Pipeline ROW Area or, prior to the lapse of the Temporary Workspace Area Rights as described in subclause 3(b), within theTemporary Workspace Area.

  • The Incompatible Use section (5.6) mentions the use of the Ministry of the Environment’s land use compatibility criteria (D-series guidelines) when evaluating proposed amendments to the Official Plan or Development Permit By-law.

  • City shall initially screen the development or object of natural growth project applications (“Application”) that are within its jurisdiction and in the Airport Hazard Areas (as defined in Section 5-201 of the Code), and if any Application has the potential to create an Airport Hazard or Incompatible Use of Land, as described in Chapter 333, Florida Statutes, City shall notify County of the Application.

  • The fact that any of the foregoing uses are permitted under the Xxxxx County Code shall have no bearing on whether they constitute an Incompatible Use under this Restriction.

  • Conversion of Swale to Incompatible Use – Swale has been filled in or is blocked by landscape, utility shed, or stockpile.

  • Increased Hazards Due to a Design Features or Incompatible Use The Project’s design does not include hazardous features.


More Definitions of Incompatible Use

Incompatible Use means any use that, in the reasonable judgment of Landlord, is clearly incompatible with the operation of a dental school, dental clinic, and other higher-education uses in the University Component. In no event shall general office use or occupancy by a technology-focused entity be considered an Incompatible Use.
Incompatible Use means any use, activity or thing within the ROW Area that would materially interfere with, disrupt or delay the exercise of the rights of way granted herein, including inspection, patrol and testing within the ROW Area, or that imperils the safety or security of the Permitted Pipeline as constructed and installed within the ROW Area under this Agreement, or any part thereof, or any person or property in relation to such Pipeline or any part thereof, and includes the use of any part of the ROW Area for, the carrying out within the ROW Area of, or the existence within the ROW Area of, any Excavation, dumping or removing Soil or any Improvement that is not a Permitted Improvement;
Incompatible Use means any use, activity or thing within the ROW Area that would materially interfere with, disrupt or delay the exercise of the statutory right of way granted herein or that imperils the safety or security of the Permitted Pipeline as constructed and installed within the ROW Area under this Instrument, or any part thereof, or any person or property in relation to such Pipeline or any part thereof, and includes the use of any part of the ROW Area for, the carrying out within the ROW Area of, or the existence within the ROW Area of, any Excavation, dumping or removing Soil, or any Improvement that is not a Permitted Improvement;

Related to Incompatible Use

  • re-use means any operation by which products or components that are not waste are used again for the same purpose for which they were conceived;

  • Sustainable use means the use of components of biological diversity in a way and at a rate that does not lead to the long-term decline of biological diversity, thereby maintaining its potential to meet the needs and aspirations of present and future generations.

  • Routine use means the disclosure of a record without the consent of the subject or subjects, for a purpose which is compatible with the purpose for which the record was collected. It includes disclosures required to be made by statute other than the public records law, Iowa Code chapter 22.

  • Standard Materials means all Materials not specified as Custom Materials.

  • Permitted Use , in relation to a property, means the limited purposes for which the property may be used in terms of –