Urban Furniture definition

Urban Furniture means amenities and features, including street related amenities, such as benches, kiosks, telephone booths, newspaper boxes, mail boxes, clocks, street lighting, transit shelters, litter containers, clothing recycling collection boxes, bicycle racks, tree guards, planters, fencing/screening as well as score boards associated with outdoor sports fields and recreational facilities, shade structures in municipal parks and other similar privately or publicly owned amenities and features (By-law 182-2019)

Urban Furniture means objects in the Public Realm for public use or enjoyment, such as benches, picnic tables, planters, fountains, waste and recycling receptacles, bicycle racks, playground equipment, and drinking fountains, but does not include bike-share infrastructure.

Urban Furniture means any equipment, utility or ornament installed by the City or other competent authority, indoors or outdoors, including benches, tables, fire hydrants, signs and posts, fountains, valve chambers, street lights and posts, parking meters, Waste bins, trees, bushes, flower pots or planted areas, grass, traffic control or traffic calming devices, artwork, statue, manhole covers, fences, cables, pipes or similar;

Examples of Urban Furniture in a sentence

• Tenant shall pay to Landlord monthly payments of $1750.00 per month, beginning July, 1999 through December 1999, and $1900.00 beginning January 2000, per month for the remainder of the lease term, payable in advance on the first day of each month.

• The 542.2 million euro decline with respect to 31 December 2012 is mainly due to the classification of operating licenses in the Urban Furniture business as non‐current assets available for sale.

• Toute reproduction de ce document à des fins commerciales ou autres nécessite l’obtention au préalable d’une autorisation écrite du Président.

• It will continue to focus on optimising its operating structure and enhancing the profitability of new contracts, particularly in Urban Furniture and Logistics.

• Cast Iron Metalworks in European Urban Furniture Dating Back to the 19th and the Early 20th Centuries.

• Breakdown of revenues by business(Million euro) International revenues represented 32% of the total, mainly in Handling (where they accounted for 71% of revenues) and Urban Furniture (51%).

• These effects broadly offset the moderate 1.1-point decline in the EBITDA margin in Cement (despite a slump in sales) and a 2.5-point reduction in the margin at Versia caused by a sharp decline in demand for advertising space in the Urban Furniture business.

• An Analysis of the Use of Urban Furniture in City Advertising in Terms of Aesthetic/Visual Appreciation Training: City Design.

• This is primarily attributable to the significant recovery in Urban Furniture profitability.Adjusting for the above-mentioned divestments, EBITDA expanded 36.1% in like-for-like terms with respect to the same quarter last year.

• Furthermore, the company has strengthened its position in the United States, where it has just began Industrial Waste Management (trough Hidrocarbon Services Group) and Construction and operates for long Urban Furniture Concessions and Cement factories.

More Definitions of Urban Furniture

Urban Furniture means all street related amenities and shall include benches, kiosks, telephone booths, newspaper boxes, mail boxes, clocks, street lighting, transit shelters, litter containers, clothing recycling collection boxes, bicycle racks, tree guards, planters and other similar privately or publicly owned features;