Restricted use means that a limit or control has been placed on future use of the facility and the facility is no longer under the control of the licensee, registrant, of holder of the record of possession.
Restricted use means any use other than residential.
Restricted use means a use with imposed restrictions, such as a declaration of covenants and restrictions. The imposed restrictions are part of the remedy selected for the site and are stipulated in a site management plan. The imposed restrictions rely on institutional controls or engineering controls to manage remaining exposure to contamination at a site. Restricted uses include:
Examples of Restricted use in a sentence
Notwithstanding anything contained in this Lease to the contrary, if Landlord shall lease space in the Shopping Center to a Competing Business (defined below) for the Restricted Use (as defined below) during the Term, then Tenant’s sole and exclusive remedy shall be the right to pay Landlord thereafter, in lieu of Minimum Annual Rental, Percentage Rental, and all other charges, a sum equal to 8% of all Gross Sales (“Alternate Rent”).
More Definitions of Restricted use
Restricted use means the use of a pesticide which is
Restricted use means the use or distribution of biosolids for use on land with high potential for public exposure.
Restricted use means any of the prohibited uses described in Sections 2.2 and 2.3 of this Agreement.
Restricted use. CCC's Component Products may produce a reduction or loss of data and therefore are not sold for use in medical equipment, avionics, nuclear application, or any other high risk applications where malfunctions or loss of data could directly or indirectly result in personal injury. HHH agrees not to allow the use of CCC's Component Products in such applications and HHH agrees to indemnify CCC and to hold CCC harmless against any liability to CCC arising out of HHH's breach of such agreement.
Restricted use. Each copy of Seller Software provided under this license may be used only on the Equipment on which the Seller Software is delivered and installed or on other equipment approved by Seller in writing. Use of the Seller Software in a network environment is authorized under the license only to the extent reasonably necessary for the Purchaser's or its Affiliates internal purposes with respect to the Equipment or as otherwise specified in this Sales Agreement. No other use of the Seller software is authorized unless specifically agreed to in a writing signed by Seller.
Restricted use means that the pesticide is for retail sale only and to be used only by certified operators or persons under their direct supervision. Unclassified pesticides are common general use pesticides which can be purchased and used by the general public.
Restricted use means the operation of a store whose primary business is thesale of bulk candy (has more than 10% of its floor area dedicated to bulk candy sales). "CompetingBusiness" shall mean a business not affiliated with Tenant which uses its premises in the ShoppingCenter for the Restricted Use, specifically excluding:(a) any business occupying its premises directly or (as an assignee, sublessee, licensee orconcessionaire) indirectly under a lease that was executed prior to the execution of this Lease but isin effect as of the date of this Lease (a "Prior Lease"), a renewal or extension of a Prior Lease, or anew lease that is executed by a business which leased or occupied premises in the Shopping Centerdirectly or indirectly under a Prior Lease except that Landlord shall not amend any such lease orotherwise allow any such tenant or occupant to violate these rights if any such tenant or occupantdoes not otherwise have the right to do so currently in the Prior Lease;(b) any anchor or variety and specialty store, theatre, drug or grocery store or any portion of theShopping Center not controlled by Landlord;(c) any business which incidentally engages in the Restricted Use (i.e., less than 10% of its floor areais dedicated to bulk candy sales);(d) any tenant or occupant operates in violation of the terms hereof and in violation of the terms ofsuch tenant's or occupant's lease or occupancy agreement (a "Rogue Tenant"), then Landlord shallnot be in breach of its covenants so long as Landlord shall use commercially reasonable, good faithefforts to cause such Rogue Tenant to cease such operations; provided, however, if such RogueTenant has not ceased such operations within sixty (60) days after the date Tenant provides writtennotice to Landlord of such violating operation ("Rogue Tenant Cure Period"), then Tenant shall havethe same rights as provided above to thereafter pay Reduced Rent and to terminate this Lease;provided, however, Landlord shall not be required to reimburse Tenant for the unamortized amountof Tenant's leasehold improvements; and(e) any chocolatier (such as Godiva, Rocky Mountain, etc.).This Reference Provision 1.28 shall automatically become null and void if:(a) Tenant is in default under this Lease beyond any applicable notice and cure period and as a resultthereof, this Lease is terminated;(b) Tenant assigns its rights under this Lease in whole or in part or sublets all or any portion of theLeased Premises to any assignee or subtenant that requires the ...