RACES. In each Race Year, CGI shall be responsible for operating, in and around the Venue, a Rock ‘n’ Roll®-branded marathon and half marathon (comprising, subject to cancellation due to weather conditions or other reasons, a 26.2 mile run and a 13.1-mile run, including a 2-person half marathon relay) (the “Races,” each, a “R ace”) and performing certain administrative, operational, and sales and marketing functions related thereto (collectively, and together with the Races and any additional races added under S ection 1(f), an “Event”).
RACES. Motor vehicle competitions and events, and the training, practice and preparation therefor, and the testing of trucks, automobiles and all related items comprise a significant and growing industry at the Sebring International Raceway at the Sebring Regional Airport and Industrial Park. This industry has in the past and will in the future result in occasional denial to the TENANT and others to unrestricted access to certain portions of the Sebring Regional Airport and Industrial Park, and may therefore inconvenience TENANT. LANDLORD will render its best efforts to economically alleviate any adverse impact on the TENANT of these activities. Such inconveniences shall not be a default under this Lease. TENANT also acknowledges that the tests, races, events, preparation, clean-up and other track use will produce significant noise which will not be a default under this Lease. LANDLORD reserves the right to designate the access road or roads to be used by TENANT during these events.
RACES. 12.1 Use of wet weather tires 12.2 Maximum number of persons working on the car and safety equipment
RACES. See event regulations The races take place over a timed distance from between four to six hours.
RACES. 12.1 Use of wet weather tires See relevant event regulations
RACES. RACE *RACE_DESC POR_USERS ---------- #USERNAME POR_FAX ---------- #FAX_ID DATE_RECEIVED FAX_NUMBER TSI INDICATOR_VALUES ----------- #ID *VALUE *BEGIN_DATE *ORIGINATION *IV_TYPE END_DATE *IND_ID ORDER_LINES ------------- #OT_ID #LI_ID #LINE_SEQUENCE ORDER_CATEGORIES ---------- #CATEGORY COURTS and JUDGES continued on page 3 POR_CATEGORIES ---------- #CATEGORY *NAME STATUS_TYPES ---------- #STYPE *STATUS_DESC VALUE_TYPES ---------- #VTYPE *VTYPE_DESC LINE_ITEMS --------------------- #ID *LI_TYPE *DESCRIPTION NUMBER_OF_DATA_VALUES LEMS_PCO_MIS CHR_DATA ------------ #SID *USER_ID *LNAME *FNAME MNAME SUFFIX DOB *RACE *SEX HT WT EYES HAIR SSN DATE_STORED DATE_USED Updated September 2006 POR_AUDIT ----------- #ID *ORDER_ID ACTIVITY_DATE_TIME AFFECTED_TABLE RECORD_ID OPERATOR LEMS_PCO_CODES ----------- #ID *DESCRIPTION PRIORITY OMV_DATA ------------ #OLN *USER_ID *LNAME *FNAME MNAME SUFFIX ADR1 ADR2 CITY ZIP DOB *RACE *SEX EYES WT HT EXP SSN DATE_STORED DATE_USED LPOR Calls Tables LPORCALL ------------ #CALL_ID *PERSON_RECEIVING_CALL *DATE_OF_CALL *TIME_OF_PAGE DATE_CALL_COMPLETED *TIME_CALL_COMPLETED EST_TIME_SPENT_ON_CALL *NAME_TITLE *AGENCY_NAME *AGENCY_PHONE AGENCY_FAX WAS_COURT_CONTACTED WHO_CONTACTED_COURT WHO_QUERIED_DATA PNO_NUMBER DOCKET_NUMBER COURT_NAME_PARISH TYPE_OF_ORDER DATE_ORDER_ISSUED DATE_ORDER_TO_EXPIRE PETITIONER_FIRST_NAME PETITIONER_LAST_NAME PETITIONER_RACE PETITIONER_GENDER PETITIONER_DOB PETITIONER_SS# DEFENDANT_FIRST_NAME DEFENDANT_LAST_NAME DEFENDANT_RACE DEFENDANT_GENDER DEFENDANT_DOB DEFENDANT_SS# DEFENDANT_DL DEFENDANT_SID OUTCOME_OF_CONTACT CHILDREN_IN_COMMON DATA_CRITERIA SUMMARY_OF_CALL ON_BEHALF_OF GOVT_PETITIONER PETITIONER_NAME_SUFFIX PET_FANDL_NAME ENTERDATE LPOR_CALL_USERS ---------- #LPORCALL_USER COURTS ------------ #ID *NAME *COU_TYPE *PAR_ID ADDRESS_LINE_1 ADDRESS_LINE_2 CITY STATE ZIP_CODE CONTACT_PHONE CONTACT_FAX CHIEF_JUDGE_ID CLERK_FIRST_NAME CLERK_LAST_NAME CLERK_MIDDLE_NAME CLERK_NAME_PREFIX EMAIL ADMIN_FIRST_NAME ADMIN_LAST_NAME ADMIN_MIDDLE_NAME ADMIN_NAME_PREFIX ADMIN_EMAIL COURT_STATUS CLERK2_FIRST_NAME CLERK2_MIDDLE_NAME CLERK2_LAST_NAME CLERK2_NAME_PREFIX JUV_CONTACT_FIRST_NAME JUV_CONTACT_MIDDLE_NAME JUV_CONTACT_LAST_NAME JUV_CONTACT_NAME_PREFIX JUV_CONTACT_NAME_SUFFIX JUV_CONTACT_EMAIL JUVENILE_JURISDICTION JUV_CONTACT_TITLE ORI DPS_COURT_CODE CRIM_CONTACT_FIRST_NAME CRIM_CONTACT_LAST_NAME CRIM_CONTACT_PHONE CRIM_CONTACT_FAX CRIM_CONTACT_EMAIL TRAF_CONTACT_FIRST_NAME TRAF_CONTACT_LAST_NAME TRAF_CONTACT_PHON...
RACES. Upon application, permits may be granted to any group of three or more permittees to conduct formal races at specified times and dates. Applications for such permits shall indicate the names of the boats eligible to participate and the owners thereof. Each group granted such permits shall provide its own officials and shall bear all expenses involved. Permits to any group shall not imply exclusive use of the lake during the scheduled races but other boats shall endeavor to keep clear of participating boats during such races. Groups so authorized shall furnish and maintain their own course-marking buoys at such locations as approved by the Superintendent and such buoys once installed shall be available to all groups sponsoring races. During the conduct of an approved race, the sponsoring group shall be granted the privilege of the use of a privately-owned outboard motor on one sailboat tender when available as a safety aid to the conduct of the race; but this boat and motor are to be operated within the framework of the general regulations of motorboat operations, except in case of emergencies.
RACES. The term "race", as used here, describes temporal occurrence of upstream migrating adults within a river system, and is not meant to imply any genetic distinction between different "races" of the same species. Races of anadromous salmonids are presently identified according to the time of year the adult fish first enter fresh water, although some are identified by their geographic range. Therefore, a spring-run steelhead, sometimes called a "summer steelhead" because it is seen in fresh water during the summer, is a steelhead trout that usually begins its upstream migration in the springtime. In California there are spring-, fall-, and winter-run steelhead trout; spring-, fall-, late-fall-, and winter-run chinook salmon; and fall- and winter-run coho salmon. Information on coast cutthroat trout is inadequate to say much more than that they are variable. Chinook salmon that enter coastal streams in early winter have a shorter freshwater journey and spawn much earlier than Sacramento River winter-run chinook. Coastal "winter-run" chinook that spawn almost immediately after entering fresh water are more properly classed as late fall-run, whereas the Sacramento River winter-run spawning does not begin until April or May. Sacramento River winter-run chinook spawn in June, July, and August. Almost all north coast salmon spawning occurs from mid-November through February. Xxxxxxxxx spawning seasons begin a little later and run into April. There are flow timing differences between streams, and all streams do not support the same species or races of salmonids. For example, timing for the adult run of salmon and steelhead in the Klamath River system is typically earlier than for the Eel or Xxxxx Xxxxxx. Many coastal streams (including the Eel and Xxxxx Xxxxxx) do not have sufficient flows to allow adult migration until rains have increased discharge in November and December. In such streams, low flows control upstream migration timing and, therefore, spawning cycles. Adult Life Histories Chinook Salmon Chinook salmon runs are categorized by the time of year during which they enter the river systems on their spawning migration. In California's coastal rivers there are two clearly identified runs, or races, of chinook salmon. They are fall-run and spring-run. Fall-run chinook leave ocean waters and begin to enter the river systems in late August and September, and then proceed upstream if water temperatures are cool enough and if flow is adequate to allow their passag...
