Vacating a right-of-way means officially removing it. When a vacation occurs, the access right merges into the landowner’s property right, and the public is no longer entitled to travel that route. Landowners are sometimes surprised to learn there is a section-line easement across their property. They want to know how to move the right-of-way, narrow it, or remove it altogether. Others ask how public access rights can be protected and used. This fact sheet explains applicable requirements.
Vacating means the actions performed by Williams necessary to undock a Marine Vessel that occur during xxx xxxx period beginning when Product ceases passing the fixed dock pipeline flange and ending when the Marine Vessel is capable of leaving the dock.
Vacating means the vacation of any plat or portion thereof, or any area designated or dedicated for public use.
More Definitions of Vacating
Vacating of the Apartment Home shall or the Virginia National Guard (serving on full-time duty or as a Civil occur upon the first to occur of the following events: Service Technician with a Virginal National Guard Unit) after Resident enters into this Lease; or (i) all Residents who signed this Lease live elsewhere and the Lease Term has expired or been terminated; or (b) Resident is or becomes a member of the uniformed services of the United States or the Virginal National Guard (as qualified above) (ii) all keys, access cards and remote openers have been turned in. and received: (I) Orders for a permanent change of station more than 35 miles from dwelling unit; (II) Orders to deploy with a military unit for at 22.