Subcategories Sample Clauses
The SUBCATEGORIES clause defines and organizes specific subdivisions within a broader category referenced in the agreement. It typically outlines how main categories are broken down into more detailed or specialized groups, which may affect how obligations, rights, or deliverables are managed under the contract. By clearly delineating subcategories, this clause ensures clarity in the scope and application of the agreement, reducing ambiguity and helping parties understand their responsibilities in relation to each distinct area.
Subcategories a) Rapid Transit: fixed capital assets and rolling stock (includes light rail, heavy rail additions, subways, ferries, transit stations, park and ride facilities, grade separated bus lanes and rail lines);
b) Transit Buses: bus rolling stock, transit bus stations; and
c) Intelligent Transport System (ITS) and Transit Priority Capital Investments:
i) ITS technologies to improve transit priority signalling, passenger and traffic information, transit operation, incident management and rescue systems;
ii) capital investments, such as transit queue-jumpers and High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes; and
iii) integration of two or more of these features for increasing efficiency of local transportation.
Subcategories a) Retrofits of Local Government-owned buildings;
b) Energy Systems such as renewable energy, combined heat and power (CHP), cogeneration and district energy; and
Subcategories a) Basic local Infrastructure to support or provide access to tourist facilities;
b) Community public attractions;
c) Convention or trade centres;
d) Exhibition buildings; and
e) Other tourism Infrastructure that meets the category objectives.
Subcategories a) Local Roads, arterial roads, bridges and tunnels within local boundaries;
b) ITS and Transit priority capital investments:
i) ITS technologies to improve transit priority signalling, passenger and traffic information, transit operation, incident management, and rescue systems;
ii) capital investments to support public transit on the local road network, such as queue-jumpers and High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes; and
iii) integration of two or more of these features for increasing efficiency of local transportation.
Subcategories. 1.1.1 Fill-In. Contractor is required to translate information for inclusion in printed forms or letters. Fill-in information is additional text, written in English, which is placed onto previously translated forms or text added to computer generated, previously translated letters produced by field offices (i.e., ACES, Provider1) or other pre-translated documents (templates). The majority of fill-in translation requests are for 75 words or less. Translated fill-in information shall be type written. Exceptions to this requirement will be made on a case-by-case basis and shall be authorized by the requesting office. It is estimated that 75% of client specific translation requests will be for fill-ins.
Subcategories a) Waste diversion - Material Recovery Facilities;
b) Organics Management;
c) Collection Depots;
d) Waste disposal landfills; and
e) Thermal treatment.
Subcategories a) Wastewater systems including sanitary and combined sewer systems; and
b) Separate storm water systems.
Subcategories a) Drinking water supply;
b) Drinking water treatment systems; and
c) Drinking water distribution systems.
Subcategories a) Sports facilities excluding facilities used primarily by professional athletes;
b) Community recreation spaces;
c) Fields and parks, fitness trails, bike paths and lanes, playgrounds, and other facilities; and
d) Other recreational Infrastructure that meets the category objectives.
Subcategories. In addition, subcategories within the four categories of positions referred to in 5.1 above may be established by the Director upon a determination by HR, in consultation with OHS, that certain factors including, but not limited to, location, class, medical specialization, and level of medical qualification warrant the creation of a subcategory.