Dining Area Sample Clauses

Dining Area teacher dining area;
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Dining Area. The Board will provide a dining area for the use of its staff with adequate space and dining facilities separate from the facilities used by students for dining.
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Dining Area. Replace sliding door and include an anti-entry bar. Provide a screen at sliding door. Kitchen: Repair light fixture. Half Bathroom: Repair lavatory drain. Stair: Provide handrail and brackets to comply with building code. Bathroom: Replace vanity cabinet. Replace sealant at cabinet and lavatory. Replace medicine cabinet. Replace lavatory. Replace lavatory faucet. Replace sealant at bathtub/shower. Replace bathtub/shower surround. Replace bathtub. Replace tub/shower faucet. Bedroom 1: Replace window and screen. Replace HVAC grille. Bedroom 2: Replace window and screen. Replace HVAC grille. Bedroom 3: Replace window and screen. Replace HVAC grille. Apartment 171– 3 Bedroom/ 1 ½ Bath Apartment not inspected. Apartment 172– 2 Bedroom/ 1 Bath Entire Unit: Replace VCT Paint entire unit. Replace apt. entry door deadbolt hardware. Set up as “Master” key system. Living Room: Provide a screen at sliding door. Kitchen: Repair gypsum board at walls and ceilings, and finish to match existing walls and ceilings. Replace wall cabinets. Replace base cabinets. Replace countertops. Replace sealant at countertop and cabinets. Repair light fixture. Provide GFCI outlets. Stair: Provide handrail and brackets to comply with building code. Bathroom: Replace sealant at bathtub/shower. Replace damaged ceramic tile. Replace bathtub. Replace tub/shower faucet. Replace HVAC grille. Bedroom 1: Replace window and screen. Bedroom 2: Replace window and screen. Apartment 173– 2 Bedroom/ 1 Bath Apartment not inspected. Apartment 174– 2 Bedroom/ 1 Bath Apartment not inspected. Apartment 175– 2 Bedroom/ 1 Bath Apartment not inspected. Apartment 176– 3 Bedroom/ 1 ½ Bath Entire Unit: Replace VCT Paint entire unit. Replace apt. entry door. Replace apt. entry door frame. Replace apt. entry door hardware. Set up deadbolt as “Master” key system. Replace apt. entry door weather-stripping. Replace apt. entry door peephole. Replace apt. entry door threshold. Living Room: Repair damaged gypsum board at ceiling, and finish to match existing ceilings. Dining Area: Replace sliding door and include an anti-entry bar. Provide a screen at sliding door. Kitchen: Replace wall cabinets. Replace base cabinets. Replace countertops. Replace sealant at countertop and cabinets. Replace pantry door and hardware. Provide GFCI outlets. Repair garbage disposal. Half Bathroom: Replace sealant at lavatory. Replace lavatory. Replace lavatory faucet. Stair: Provide handrail and brackets to comply with building code. Bathroo...
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Dining Area. 5.5.1 Dates: November 18-20, 2020 (see below for requested catering services) 5.5.2 Number of attendees: 300
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