Light Commercial use definition

Light Commercial use means conditions and foot traffic which moderately impact the flooring. Examples: Small restaurant (excluding wet area), doctor/dental offices, nursing home common areas, lounge (excluding service area), interior entryways, elevators, office conference rooms, hospitality rooms, vending areas, art galleries, banks, bookstores, boutiques, office waiting area, gift shops, hotel rooms, jewelry stores, professional offices, photography studios, styling salons, rented or leased dwelling places.

Light Commercial use means conditions and foot traffic which moderately impact the flooring. Examples: Small restaurant (excluding wet area), doctor/dental offices, nursing home rooms, lounge (excluding service area), interior

Light Commercial use. Refers to vehicles that are used for delivery, route work, service or repair work not involving regular multiple drivers, weight or towing in excess of the manufacturer’s recommendations. Vehicles with regular multiple drivers or used for rental, taxi, limousine or shuttle services, commercial towing, road repair operations, construction, job site activities, hauling, police or emergency service, principally off-road use, racing or competitive driving, snow removal or landscape use are not eligible for coverage.

Examples of Light Commercial use in a sentence

• Allowed by Special Exception as a Light Commercial use or allowed by Special Exception as a Home Occupation depending on the zoning district.

• Allowed by Special Exception as a Light Commercial use and as a Home Occupationuse.

• Allowed by Special Exception as a Light Commercial use and as a Home Occupation use.

• Any impact on the SPA would appear to be negligible as a result of Business and Light Commercial use in this location.

• Limited 10-Year Light Commercial Warranty for Manufacturing Defects: Johnsonite warrants from the date of purchase for a period of ten (10) years of Light Commercial use that luxury tile and plank flooring products conform to written specificationsand are free of manufacturing defects, subject to the terms and conditions specified herein.

• If, upon inspection, Johnsonite determines that the product is defective, Johnsonite will replace or repair the defective product at its own cost, subject to the limitations in this warranty, and prorated as follows: Material and 100% Reasonable Labor Costs (Year 1); Material and 50% Reasonable Labor Costs (Year 2); and Material Only (Years 3-10).Johnsonite warrants that the products will not wear through for the warranty period of ten (10) yearsof Light Commercial use.

• If there are any non residential uses then the Light Commercial use designation shall apply.

More Definitions of Light Commercial use

Light Commercial use means conditions and foot traffic which moderately impact the flooring. Examples: Dining places(excluding wet area), doctor/dental offices, nursing home common areas, lounge (excluding service area), interior entryways, elevators, office conference rooms, hospitality rooms, vending areas, art galleries, banks, bookstores, boutiques, office waiting area, gift shops, hotel rooms, jewelry stores, professional offices, photography

Light Commercial use means vehicles that are titled in a business name and driven by a single individual who has an insurable interest in the vehicle. The activities in which that vehicle may be used for include route work, job site activities, service or repair work, delivery of goods and services and outside sales activities. This includes towing as long as the vehicle is equipped with a factory installed tow package, and the vehicle does not exceed the published limitations of that towing package. To obtain this coverage a surcharge will apply.

Light Commercial use means: use in environments (which do not have heavy commercial traffic) such as outlined in the application table below.