Management Areas definition

Management Areas means [all parts of the Estate (other than a Plot) provided or intended for the common use and/or benefit of the owners or occupiers of the Estate or any of them including without limitation all parts of the Estate the subject of the [Estate Services].
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Management Areas means a part of the Building used for administration, security, building management and/or control maintained by the Landlord for the purposes of managing the Building and/or Premises and providing the services.
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Management Areas means all parts of the Estate (including but not limited to roads, parking courtyards and landscaping and visitor spaces, electric car charging points and works of public art) (other than a Plot) as are not adopted by a local authority under the Local Government Act 1972 or a highway authority under the Highways Act 1980 and are provided or intended for the common use and/or benefit of the owners or occupiers of all of the Estate or any of them including without limitation all parts of the Estate the subject of the Estate Services.
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Examples of Management Areas in a sentence

  • The supplement and more detailed maps of Special Management Areas will be provided to all command centers and to appropriate local suppression units.

  • A list and map of Special Management Areas is included in Addendum XX.

  • These channels include perennial and intermittent streams, drainage ditches, and drainage ends identified on the NRCS soil survey and not already classified as Surface Water Quality Management Areas (SWQMAs).

  • Subject to the reservation of authority in Article 8.5, each of the Members and Affiliated Parties (or groups of Members and Affiliated Parties) will have initial responsibility to implement SGMA and the GSP adopted by the Agency within their respective Management Areas, as delineated in the GSP.

  • Fewer than all of the Members and Affiliated Parties may enter into a special project agreement to achieve any of the purposes or activities authorized by this Agreement, and to share in the expenses and costs of such special project, for example, to share in funding infrastructure improvements within the boundaries of only those Members and Affiliated Parties and their Management Areas.

  • The GSP will provide for the preparation of water budgets by Members or Affiliated Parties or groups of Members and Affiliated Parties for their respective Management Areas.

  • Ice Management Areas are those areas upon which Ice Melting Products are to be applied, through truck, machine and/or hand applications, in accordance with the Drawings and Specifications.

  • The ROD states that the actual technologies assigned during RD will be dependent on a number of characteristics and environmental conditions to ensure that the final constructed remedy is appropriate for area-specific conditions, e.g., Sediment Management Areas (SMAs).

  • For the purpose of implementing SGMA, each portion of the Basin as described by DWR has been designated as a separate “Management Area” as authorized by SGMA, where the three Management Areas cover the entire Basin defined by Bulletin 118.

  • However, the Members reserve the right to amend the GSP to create Management Areas within the Subbasin.


More Definitions of Management Areas

Management Areas means the areas depicted in Exhibit B. §§ 6500 et seq.
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Related to Management Areas

  • Agreement Area means the area to which this NSHA applies, being the land and waters described in Schedule 3.

  • Easement Area means the area which is hatched on the plan.

  • Common Areas and Facilities means collectively the Development Common Areas and Facilities and the Residential Common Areas and Facilities and all those parts and such of the facilities of the Development designated as common areas and facilities in any Sub-Deed;

  • Areas means such areas within the DAS Areas that are identified in Annexure A annexed to this Agreement;

  • Parking Facilities means parking lots or other off-street areas for the parking of vehicles, including areas below or above the surface of streets.