Holes. Within the rail bearing area, a large hole is one more than 1/2 inch in diameter and 3 inches deep. Outside the rail bearing area, a large hole is one which is 1/4 the width of the surface on which it appears and 3 inches deep. Numerous holes are any number equaling a large hole in damaging effect. Such holes may be caused in manufacture or otherwise.
Holes. Crossties with large holes or several small holes with diameters equaling a large hole shall not be acceptable for use or purchase by CSX (see para. 3.1.1, c).
Holes. Switch ties with large holes or several small holes with diameters equaling a large hole shall not be acceptable for use or purchase by CSX (see para. 3.1.1, c).
Holes. Any boring or drilling shall be the smallest diameter and depth necessary for seismic acquisition, shall not be utilized for core sampling or other purposes, and shall be subject to all applicable regulations and permits obtained by Company. Any holes created by or on behalf of Company shall be plugged in a manner that will not allow subsidence and graded so that it appears the same as immediately before operations.
Holes. Large holes shall not be allowed. A large hole is more than ½ inch in diameter and 3 inches deep within the rail bearing areas, or more than one – forth the width of the surface on which it appears and 3 inches deep outside the rail bearing area. Numerous holes shall not be allowed. Numerous holes are any number of smaller holes equaling a large hole in size.
Holes. Any boring or drilling shall be of minimal diameter and depth necessary for seismographic mapping only, and not for core sampling or other purposes, and shall be subject to all applicable regulations and permits obtained by Company. Any holes shall be plugged in a manner that will not allow subsidence, and graded and landscaped so that appearances are the same as prior to this Agreement or better.
Holes. Personal fall arrest systems, covers, or guardrail systems will be erected around holes (including skylights) that are more than 6 feet (1.8 meters) above lower levels.
Holes. Provide holes required for securing other work to structural steel framing and for passage of other work through steel framing members, as shown on Shop Drawings.
Holes. It is permitted to insert nails, screws, or drill holes up to ¼ inch in diameter in the gallery walls. You must remove all hardware and brackets you install, spackle, sand, and paint over the hole(s) to return the gallery to show condition at the conclusion of your show. Also, an electronic stud finder is stored in the tool bin downstairs under the community table to aid in locating wood through drywall; the south and west walls are both clad in ⅝ inch plywood. Lighting Please DO NOT attempt to adjust or reposition the track lighting if you have not been properly shown how to do so by a Manager or Gallery Committee Member. The light fixtures are expensive, and the lighting controls need to be set to specific limits; if you do not wish to take sole responsibility for repositioning the lamps or setting the light levels for your show, then contact a Gallery Committee Member to schedule a time to assist you.
Holes. Provide holes required for securing other work to structural steel and for other work to pass through steel members.
