Fire Hydrant Clause Samples

The Fire Hydrant clause establishes requirements and responsibilities related to the installation, maintenance, and accessibility of fire hydrants on or near a property. Typically, it specifies who is responsible for ensuring hydrants are operational, mandates regular inspections, and may require unobstructed access for emergency services. This clause ensures that adequate fire protection measures are in place, reducing risk and liability in the event of a fire.
Fire Hydrant. (6 pieces) (At the end of the period determined within the scope of Article 7 of the Agreement, it will be delivered to the LESSEE by the LESSOR in full and working condition with a delivery and receipt certificate).11-Outfield fire cabinets (6 pieces)12-Outfield Underground pipe 50 mm (1000 MT)13-Mains Booster: DM1 1,5 KW + 100 LT tank-(Mass booster) (1 piece)14-Submersible pump, impo submersible 7,5. KW + control panel (1 piece) (102 m vertical + 70 m horizontal)15-Sheet metal rolling door, door 500cm x 500 cm (9 pcs)16-Barrier (1 piece)17-Lightning rod (1 piece) ​ In accordance with the Stamp Tax Law No. 488, all stamp tax arising from the two-copy lease agreement will be declared and paid by the LESSEE within the legal period and half of the amount paid will be reimbursed by the LESSOR. 1- The LESSEE is obliged to use the leased property as well as its own property and not spoil it or lose its qualities, properties, fame, and reputation. 2- The LESSOR is obliged to deliver the leased property to the LESSEE in a condition suitable for the use intended in the agreement and with paint, whitewash, mechanical, electrical and architectural equipment installed in good condition and the fixtures specified in this agreement are well maintained and in working order. Upon the termination of the agreement, the LESSEE will also evacuate the leased property as it was received. 3- In case the leased property is partially or completely subleased by the LESSEE to a third party other than Doğan Online and Doğan Group subsidiaries and group companies, or its distribution and allocation is changed other than those specified in the special articles, and the LESSEE does not restore it despite the warning and reasonable time granted, the LESSOR may revoke the lease agreement and the LESSEE is obliged to compensate the damage and loss that will occur because of this, without the obligatory need to make a protest and to obtain a judgement. If the damage is caused by a third party, it does not affect the LESSOR's claim right from the first LESSEE. 4- The LESSOR is obliged to make the essential repairs that must be carried out within the lease period as soon as they are notified by the LESSEE, at its own expense. In case the defect is not resolved by the LESSOR, if the LESSEE prefers, the LESSEE will carry out the necessary repairs and maintenance on the LESSOR's account and will deduct the expenses from next month's lease amount. However, if the said notification of the defect ...
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Fire Hydrant. Private fire hydrants may be installed by a written agreement with the District, provided that the District shall take into account all possible cost to the District and charge an equitable price therefore, all cost factors considered. Public fire hydrants may be installed by special agreement with the state, a municipality, political subdivision or political corporation and the District shall take into consideration the same factors when entering such a contract. In the event that the District undertakes to furnish fire hydrants as part of the service to the water users of the District then all water users of the District shall be furnished with substantially the same degree of benefit from such hydrants and in the event that this is impossible, then those receiving a higher degree of benefit shall pay an additional charge above the rates for water herein provided for, which shall be for such additional benefit. Such rates shall be equitable to all water users and shall depend upon cost studies made by the District’s employees or consultants. The District will not allow fire hydrants in the District due to the system not being able to handle the volume or pressure. The District is not a Fire Protection District.
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Fire Hydrant. If it is determined to be necessary, Developer shall remove and reinstall the fire hydrant to comply with City’s guidelines.
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Fire Hydrant. The work for the above tender item shall be performed in accordance with OPSS 441: Watermain Installation in Open Cut and OPSS 442: Corrosion Protection of New and Existing Watermains and OPSD 1105.010: Hydrant Installation. This item includes the saw cutting of existing asphalt, removal and replacement of asphalt, excavation, removal of existing hydrant, installation of new fire hydrant, lead, and appurtenances, supply of granular material, placement and compaction of bedding, removal of surplus material, backfilling, and restoration of the road surface. Any necessary saw cutting of sidewalks and boulevards, removal and replacement of removal and replacement of boulevards and sidewalks shall be included in the unit price (if not included under other tender items). Hydrant locations are roughly: - At ▇▇▇▇ Street STA 0+110; relocate south to improve clearance between sidewalk obstructions while not conflicting with other services and connections. - At ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Street STA 0+280; relocate lead to 200mm watermain on side street and relocate hydrant around corner between property line and curb radius. - At the County Hospital STA 0+770; relocate behind proposed sidewalk. - At ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Street STA 0+910; relocated to boulevard away from property line, utility pole and sidewalk. Proposed locations to be confirmed in the field. Fire hydrants must be breakaway, McAvity M67 or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Century to AWWA standards, must have two 60 mm hose nozzles and one 100 ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Quick Connect pumper nozzle, threaded in accordance with CSA standards. Each hydrant must have its own isolation valve. Fire hydrants must open left and the proper 1.80 m of ground cover needs to be maintained. Any fire hydrant lead that crosses a ditch or culvert requires proper insulation if 1.80 m of cover cannot be maintained. The hydrant flanges shall be higher than the crown of the adjacent road or the top of the adjacent curb whichever is higher. Flanges shall be placed such that connecting bolts can be easily removed, 100mm above finished grade. All hydrants shall be protected with 7.7kg magnesium anodes. Hydrants shall have 150mm PVC DR18 leads, a 150mm Gate Valve and box, and all joints completely restrained. Also to be included is the DI Anchor Tee for connection to the mainline water main. Tracer wire is to be installed for all non-traceable services using a tracer wire / locating box – ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇▇ P200NFG or equivalent. Hydrants shall be painted Chrome Yellow. Drain hole to have geotextile c...
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Fire Hydrant. Cap Requirements: 1. Provide and install one nitrile/vinyl rubber seal, suction style for zero leakage, color gray.
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Fire Hydrant. At no time may a vehicle be parked within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Vehicles in violation are subject to immediate tow-away at owner’s expense. See Section 6 – Towing Policy.
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Fire Hydrant. 1. Fire Hydrant specifications and fire-flow requirements shall meet the specification set forth in the current Uniform Fire Code (Reference: Subdivision Regulations Article 7-
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