PROTECTIVE COVERING Sample Clauses

PROTECTIVE COVERING. The LESSEE assumes full responsibility for providing adequate covering to protect the boat from any and all perils and for the proper maintenance of such covering while the boat is on or in the premises of LESSOR.
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PROTECTIVE COVERING. Protective covering, such as durable plastic sheeting, is to be placed on the road surface & verges where pre-mix concrete vehicles disgorge their product, whether into wheelbarrows, or by conveyor belt, or by pump.
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PROTECTIVE COVERING. Unless installed and maintained by the LANDLORD, TENANT assumes full responsibility for providing adequate covering to protect the boat from any and all perils. LANDLORD is not responsible for clogging of drains or other conditions which may result in internal flooding of the boat from rain, snow, or ice.
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PROTECTIVE COVERING. Unless installed and maintained by the LANDLORD, TENANT assumes full responsibility for providing adequate covering to protect the boat from any and all perils. LANDLORD is not responsible for clogging of drains or other conditions which may result in internal flooding of the boat from rain, snow, or ice. PERSONAL PROPERTY. LANDLORD is not responsible for any items of personal property left on the boat or in the marina. POLLUTION PREVENTION/CLEANUP. TENANT is responsible for cleanup of any pollution caused by his/her boat, boat operation, or maintenace/repair actions. Oil or oily bilge water may not be drained on the ground and must be collected and disposed of in LANDLORD provided containers. Paint chips and bottom painting residue must be collected and disposed of in the dumpster. An environmental clean-up charge will be assessed for any do-it-yourself work residue which must be cleaned up by the LANDLORD. ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS. XXXXX POINT XXXXXX IS A NO DISCHARGE ZONE. LANDLORD provides facilities for the environmentally friendly disposal of trash/garbage, oil waste/motor oil, transmission fluid, gear oil, hydraulic fluid, lead acid batteries, Aluminum Cans, steel, zinc, copper/bronze, sanitary holding tank/portapotty, fish waste and bottom/side paint chips. TENANT will not allow any waste or other pollution into the WATER OR LAND and will either utilize LANDLORD provided facilities for disposal or recycling or remove all waste from the Marina.
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  • Protective Clothing and Equipment 20.1 In accordance with the Health and Safety in Employment Act and associated Regulations, the Employer shall ensure that employees are provided with any protective equipment required to ensure the safety of employees while at work. The maintenance and replacement of this equipment is the responsibility of the Employer.

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