Utility Systems definition

Utility Systems means gas, electricity, light, heat, power, telephone, water and other utilities and services used in the LMM Airport Facility Operations or supplied to the LMM Airport Facility during the Term.
Utility Systems means those facilities and areas as more specifically described in EXHIBIT “F” attached hereto and the use of which is governed by the terms of the Utilities Agreement.
Utility Systems means the Issuer’s combined Waterworks System, Sewer System and Natural Gas System.

Examples of Utility Systems in a sentence

  • Standard – The interconnection procedures, forms and agreements approved by the Commission for interconnection of Generating Facilities to Utility Systems in South Carolina.

  • These procedures apply to Generating Facilities that are interconnecting to Utility Systems in South Carolina where the Interconnection Customer is not selling the output of its Generating Facility to an entity other than the Utility to which it is interconnecting.

  • These procedures apply to Generating Facilities that are interconnecting to Utility Systems in North Carolina where the Interconnection Customer is not selling the output of its Generating Facility to an entity other than the Utility to which it is interconnecting.

  • The Mortgagor will keep proper books, records and accounts, in which full and correct entries shall be made of all deal- ings or transactions of or in relation to the Notes and the Utility Systems, properties, business and affairs of the Mortgagor in ac- cordance with the Accounting Requirements.

  • Top-Level Experts in Water and Wastewater Construction, Operations, and Maintenance/Repair on Utility Systems.


More Definitions of Utility Systems

Utility Systems or "Utilities" means any water, reclaimed water, storm water services, sanitary sewer services, electricity or other power needs, natural gas, telecommunications and data communications and any other utilities for use of the SLF and for which SPFL reimburses NASA under this Agreement.
Utility Systems means (i) water fit for human consumption, sewage (including permits, fees and tap fees), gas, plumbing and general lighting, (ii) electrical service, sprinkler and fire safety, telephone and telecommunication and security facilities (but not including telephone or telecommunications equipment), (iii) piping (including drains and grease traps for sewage and all lines, drops and heads for sprinklers), ductwork, grease extraction ductwork, conduit, wiring (including all electrical panel boards and transformers), outlets and connections and mechanicals (as applicable), (iv) heating, ventilating, and air conditioning equipment and associated ductwork, fans and electrical components, (v) elevators and escalators, and (vi) all alcohol and non-alcohol beverage conduit and all chases and drains, and electrical lines related thereto.
Utility Systems has the meaning set forth in Section 7.3(a).
Utility Systems means the Electric Utility System and the Water and Wastewater Utility System, collectively.
Utility Systems. Collectively, the domestic water, common water, sanitary sewer, cable television, gas and electric lines, wires, flues, conduits and utility lines, including all additions, substitutions and replacements thereto, now or hereafter located in the Building.
Utility Systems means and include an electric generation and distribution system, water works and a wastewater treatment facility, sewer system and stormwater drainage systems.
Utility Systems means the Central Plant, electricity, natural gas, steam, chilled water, potable water, fire protection water, sewer (including public or private sanitary sewer systems and manholes), storm water drainage systems, grease drainage systems, trash or refuse chutes, telecommunication and data lines, closed circuit television lines, life safety and fire protection lines and systems, wireless information equipment, cable television, internet service, electrical power systems, heating, ventilation and air conditioning lines and ducts, and all other utility services commonly provided to a convention center hotel, conference center hotel, or resort hotel located in the United States, in the case of the Hotel Parcel, and convention center or conference center located in the United States of America, in the case of the CC Parcel, from time to time, and any replacement thereof.