Stacking Sites definition

Stacking Sites means those locations adjacent to Authorised Access Routes, at all times located within the area shown by hatching (or otherwise identified) in the Sale Map on Part IV of the Schedule on which the Products will be presented;

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Stacking Sites means the sites neighbouring Specified Access Routes which are located within the Work Site(s) as shown in the Sale Map(s) on which the Sale Trees will be stacked;

Stacking Sites means those locations adjacent to Authorised Access Routes at all times located within the area shown by hatching (or otherwise identified) in the Sale Map, on which the Products must be temporarily stored ready for despatch.

Examples of Stacking Sites in a sentence

• We shall provide a non- exclusive list of hazards on the Authorised Access Routes and Stacking Sites from which risks may arise and these shall be shown on the location site.

• We shall in accordance with Condition 13.2, estimate the potential frequency of incursions to the Authorised Access Routes and Stacking Sites by the general public and this shall be indicated in the Lot Information and Conditions.

• Any such additional Access Routes or Stacking Sites will then form part of the Work Site(s) for the purposes of this Agreement.

• Forestry and Land Scotland shall provide a non-exclusive list of hazards on the Authorised Access Routes and Stacking Sites from which risks may arise and these shall be given in Part IV of the Schedule.

• The Commission shall provide a non-exclusive list of hazards on the Authorised Access Routes and Stacking Sites from which risks may arise and these shall be given in Part IV of the Schedule.

• The Commission shall in accordance with Clause 13.2, estimate the potential frequency of incursions to the Authorised Access Routes and Stacking Sites by the general public and this shall be indicated in Part III of the Schedule.

• We shall provide a non- exclusive list of hazards on the Authorised Access Routes and Stacking Sites from which risks may arise and these shall be shown in the Lot Information and Conditions.

• The Customer is responsible for assessing any and all risks associated with and/or arising on the Authorised Access Routes and Stacking Sites, as well as any other roads, premises or facilities used by the Customer outside of the Work Site.

• Immediately upon the completion of any uplift and removal of the Products, the Purchaser shall or shall procure that the relevant Purchaser Representative shall ensure that the Stacking Site has been left in such a manner as to facilitate the ongoing safe removal of Products and the overall stability of the Stacking Site(s) and the Products thereat are left in such a manner so as to not endanger any person(s) or the Environment.

• NRW shall also fulfil the FWM duties and responsibilities in respect of the production of the Products and for placing them in a tidy and stable stack on the Stacking Sites.

More Definitions of Stacking Sites

Stacking Sites means those locations adjacent to Authorised Access Routes at all times located within the area shown by hatching (or otherwise identified) in the Sale Map, on which the Products will be placed by Forestry England ready for despatch.

Stacking Sites means those locations adjacent to Authorised Access Routes at all times located within the areas identified in the Sale Maps, on which the Products and Retained Timber Element will be temporarily stored ready for despatch;

Stacking Sites means those locations adjacent to Authorised Access Routes (at all times located within the Work Site) and indicated on the Contract Map, on which the timber resulting from the harvesting of Products is to be stacked; and

Stacking Sites means those locations adjacent to Authorised Access Routes (at all times located within the area shown by hatching (or otherwise identified) on the Location Map) as specified by Forestry and Land Scotland from time to time and, for the first Period of this Agreement, those areas of land shown by hatching (or otherwise identified) in the Sale Map on Part IV of the Schedule on which the Products will be presented;

Stacking Sites means the sites neighbouring Specified Access Routes which are located within