Facility Operating Constraints Sample Clauses

Facility Operating Constraints. The Facility has the capacity to accommodate approximately 400 trains per week. Other Facility Operating Constraints will be specified in the relevant Method of Work, Standing Instructions and Special Instructions as amended from time to time, or otherwise published by ABP from time to time. The Facility has 5 Stabling lines which can be used for Stabling, Operational Stabling, and Weekend Stabling.
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Facility Operating Constraints. The Facility has the capacity to accommodate approximately:  Newport Docks - 84 trains per week  Cardiff Docks - 84 trains per week  Xxxxx Docks - 56 trains per week  Swansea Docks - 84 trains per week No stabling facilities are available at the Facility but there is availability at adjacent facilities operated by XX Xxxxxxxx at Newport, Cardiff and Swansea. The Facility Operating Constraints will be specified in the relevant Method of Work, Standing Instructions and Special Instructions as amended from time to time, or otherwise published by ABP from time to time.
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Facility Operating Constraints. Facility Operating Constraints will be specified in the relevant Method of Work, Standing Instructions and Special Instructions as amended from time to time, or otherwise published by Freightliner from time to time.
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Facility Operating Constraints. The Facility Operating Constraints will be specified in the relevant Method of Work, Standing Instructions and Special Instructions as amended from time to time, or otherwise published by DBCi from time to time. Any amendments to the Facility Operating Constraints shall only be made with the prior consent of Rail for London (not to be unreasonably withheld). Should the parties fail to agree any changes to the Facility Operating Constraints as aforesaid then the matter may be referred as a Dispute to be resolved in accordance with Clause 12.
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Facility Operating Constraints. The facility has the capacity to accommodate [ insert capacity – trains per week/maximum train length or other measure ] Other Facility Operating Constraints will be specified in the relevant Safe System of Work, Standing Instructions and Special Instructions as amended from time to time, or otherwise published by DB Cargo from time to time. The Facility has [ ] lines which can be used for [Stabling, Operational Stabling].
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Facility Operating Constraints. Access to the Facility to operate Train Services between the Network and Three Bridges LMD (RH10 1LY) is available from 0001hrs Monday to 2359hrs Sunday . Other Facility Operating Constraints will be specified in the relevant Method of Work, Standing Instructions and Special Instructions as amended from time to time, or otherwise published by the Facility Owner from time to time.
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