Service Lines definition

Service Lines. - shall mean the conduit connected on one end to the curb stop and the other end terminating just inside the Owner's building, at the service stop valve and including the connection to the water meter, to provide water service.

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Service Lines means the pipes owned by Regional which extend from the main to the meter, grinder pump or property line.

Service Lines means an outdoor line in which one or more persons are waiting for or receiving service of any kind, whether or not the service involves the exchange of money, including but not limited to ATM lines, concert lines, food vendor lines, mobile vendor lines, movie ticket lines, and sporting event lines.

Examples of Service Lines in a sentence

• In general, all equipment located on Vicinity’s side of the point of delivery, as indicated on Exhibit C (the “Point of Delivery”), including Service Lines, meters and all Service equipment installed by Vicinity, including any equipment installed by Vicinity inside the Premises, is herein defined as “Vicinity Equipment.” Vicinity Equipment shall remain the property of Vicinity.

• Vicinity and Customer have agreed to the location of any Service Lines on the Premises, and shall act reasonably with respect to any future relocation of same.

• AT&T 4-STATE will also provide CLEC upon request with dedicated trunking from the AT&T 4-STATE Central Office to the designated AT&T 4-STATE Control Office(s) with sufficient capacity to route CLEC's originating 911 calls over Service Lines to the designated primary PSAP or to designated alternate locations.

• Service Lines: Commercial service lines shall not exceed 1” in diameter.

• Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, DB Contractor acknowledges that such information does not identify most of the Service Lines that may be impacted by the Project and that there may be other facilities impacted by the Project that are not identified in such information.

More Definitions of Service Lines

Service Lines means the pipes of Utility that are connected from the mains to the Point of Delivery.

Service Lines means the pipeline laid for the purpose of supplying water from distribution network of water supply system up to and including the water meter as well as connecting specials;

Service Lines means the list of 6 Service Lines as defined in Framework Schedule 2. Sift and Record Appraisal means an appraisal which will initially be conducted at Record Title, using Selection Criteria to identify Records containing information of historical importance Software means the range of Software that has been specified within this Framework Agreement Schedule 2. Specialist Records Management Service means the Services as defined with Service Line 4 of this Framework Schedule 2. Supplier Action Plan means a document, maintained by the Authority, capturing information about the relationship between the Parties including, but not limited to strategic objectives, actions, initiatives, communication channels, risks and supplier performance Supplier Relationship Management means the discipline of strategically and operationally planning for, and managing, all interactions with Suppliers that supply Goods and Services to the Authority via this Framework Agreement or Contracting Authorities via subsequent Call Off Contracts, in order to maximize the value of those interactions.

Service Lines shall be construed accordingly save that it shall be immaterial that one or more Service Lines fall within different Service Categories;

Service Lines means underground power cables, underground telephone and electronic data and computer media services, underground gas supply lines (if any) and underground water supply lines.

Service Lines has the meaning given to it in the CDSP Service Description; and

Service Lines means, any electric supply line through which energy is supplied or is intended to be supplied.