AISLES Clause Samples
The AISLES clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the use, maintenance, and accessibility of aisles within a property or premises. Typically, this clause ensures that aisles remain clear and unobstructed for safe passage, often specifying who is responsible for keeping them free from debris, merchandise, or other blockages. For example, in a commercial lease, the tenant may be required to keep aisles open to comply with fire safety regulations. The core function of this clause is to promote safety and compliance with legal standards by preventing obstructions that could impede movement or emergency evacuation.
POPULAR SAMPLE Copied 1 times
AISLES. The aisles, passageways and overhead spaces remain under the control of the Management, and no signs, decorations, banners, advertising matter or exhibits will be permitted in those areas except by written permission of the Management. All exhibits and their personnel must remain within the confines of their own spaces and no Exhibitor will be permitted to erect signs or display products obstructing the view, or which may occasion injury or disadvantageously affect the display of other Exhibitors.
AISLES. Aisles will allow unobstructed passage to lavatory, doorways, and seats in accordance to any applicable state or federal laws.
AISLES. Aisles shall be maintained in a firm and even condition, and if not constructed of a hard surface such as concrete, asphalt or macadam, must be covered with boards and the covering must be secure.
AISLES. Aisles, walkways & overhead spaces remain under the control of the Agent. All signs, decorations, banners, advertising material or exhibits must be professional and may not extend outside the defined limits of the assigned space(s).
AISLES. The aisles, passageways, and overhead spaces remain strictly under the control of IAPA, and no signs, decorations, banners, advertising matter, or special exhibits will be permitted in them except by special written permission of IAPA.
AISLES. Loading zones. 3. Areas not striped for parking. 4. Areas where "No Parking" signs are posted. 5. Ramps, right side up - left side down.
AISLES. Loading zones.
AISLES. The aisles, passageways, lobbies, and overhead spaces beyond Exhibitor’s assigned Space remain under the control of the Management and no signs, decorations, banners, advertising material, or exhibits, will be permitted in those areas except by written permission of Management. All Exhibitor’s personnel must remain within the confines of Exhibitor’s Space, and Exhibitor shall not erect signs or display products obstructing the view, occasion injury, or disadvantageously affect the display of other Exhibitors. Exhibitor’s display must be able to accommodate a reasonably sized audience if demonstrations are planned.
AISLES. All 1re lanes, aisles, hallways, exit paths must be kept clear at all times. Alcohol: State law prohibits the possession, sale, and consumption of alcohol anywhere on the Saratoga High School campus, including in and around McAfee Center. Animals: Animals are prohibited in McAfee Center with the exception of ADA service animals. Announcements: Prior to every performance, an announcement containing the following information must be made by a live person: the locations of the 1re exits; a reminder to turn oI cell phones, etc.; special warnings regarding the use of lighting eIects (e.g. strobes), sharp noises (e.g. gunshots); recording restrictions; etc.
AISLES. The clear aisle width between stacks is 28 3/4 to 33 1/2 inches. Provide aisles that have a clear minimum width of 36 inches ( 42 inches preferred where possible), or post a permanent notice in a conspicuous location that Library staff are available to assist patrons who use wheelchairs. §§ 8.5, 4.3.3.