Rise Sample Clauses
The "Rise" clause typically establishes the conditions under which certain payments, obligations, or benefits will increase over time within a contract. This clause may specify that fees, royalties, or other financial terms will escalate annually by a fixed percentage or in accordance with an external index, such as inflation. Its core practical function is to ensure that the value of payments or obligations keeps pace with changing economic conditions, thereby protecting one or both parties from the effects of inflation or market shifts.
Rise. Transformers shall be of loop feed design with no switching. High voltage bushing shall be of dead front construction consisting of bushing ▇▇▇▇▇ and removable bushing well inserts to accept all standard 8.3/14.4 KV 200 Amp safe break elbow terminators, and equipped with three storage bushing bracket adjacent to high voltage bushings. The transformer shall be equipped with R.T.E. bayonet type sensing and overload sensing fuse links or approved oil immersed equal high voltage fuse. Low voltage bushings shall be furnished with spade type terminals with holes on NEMA standard spacing. Auto pressure relief device with pull ring for hook stick operation to be located within the locked compartments. All transformers shall be supplied with sequential identification numbers per Uticom catalog number # U358HS15-#. All transformers shall have an owner specified warning label affixed to the exterior side of the door per Uticom catalog number U6075W-OEU-08.
Rise. For the first year of this collective agreement, the February, l985 index base will be used to calculate the quarterly Cola payments. The maximum Cola payment will be l0 cents. The Cola being paid as of March 3, l986 will be added to the rates, and will not be paid as Cola in the second year of the agreement.
Rise. The amount of standard raise shall not exceed three (3) inches. Track receiving less than the minimum specified raise shall not be considered acceptable. Exceptions may be made for surfacing into fixed points such as crossings, switches, bridges, and areas of restricted clearance with prior approval of Engineer.
Rise. The height of runs is limited (30” max.), but there is no limit on the number of runs a ramp may have. Level landings are required at the top and bottom of each run. Changes in level greater than 1:48 are not permitted at landings. Edge Protection (Be aware of UFAS/ADA 2010 difference) Curb or Barrier. A curb or barrier shall be provided that prevents the passage of a 4 inch (100 mm) diameter sphere, where any portion of the sphere is within 4 inches (100 mm) of the finish floor or ground surface. UFAS states curb shall be minimum 2” high.