Trolleys Sample Clauses

Trolleys. 19.1 Trolleys are provided for short term use only and are to be returned to the entrance of the Marina arm immediately after use.
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Trolleys. The trolleys are intended for customer uses only. Return the trolleys to the marked locations after use. · Do not climb onto the trolleys or allow your children to do so. The trolleys are not designed to carry people. · Take care when placing items onto the trolley. Do not overload. · Only use the trolleys on flat ground and with great care if you take them outside the storage facility. · Never take the trolleys outside Pelican’s grounds · Do not use the trolleys to store items in the Storage Units. If it comes to Pelican’s attention that you use the trolleys for storage or keep them in your Storage Unit, you will be required to pay a daily charge for the trolley(s). Loading and parking area: · Maximum speed in the storage area is 15 km/h. Ask for help if your view is blocked · Only park in areas indicated for this purpose. Please remember that other customers need proper access as well Inside the facility: · Dogs or other pets are not allowed on the premises. · Do not let children out of your sight or allow them to run around the facility. · Do not block the access paths (corridors, gates, doors, driveways, etc.) · Contact the staff if you detect anything suspicious or see anything that can endanger public safety! · Do not overload the lifts. Place the heaviest items in the centre. · Do not monopolise the lifts. Others may also need them. · Stack your items in the Storage Unit with care. Place the heaviest items at the bottom. Do not place any heavy item high up against the wall. · Take care not to build stacks higher than the walls of the Storage Unit. If you need additional space, contact the staff. · The maximum load bearing capacity of the floor is 500 kg/m2 Terms of payment: · If you rent a Storage Unit for longer than one month, the rent must be paid on the first day of each month. · The invoice will be prepared on the 15th day of each month and sent to you a couple of days after, the due date being the first day of the following month. · When a past-due notice has been sent, it cannot be recalled. · If you want to terminate your Storage Unit, Pelican must have received a written notice of termination not later than on the 15th day of the current month. Fire safety: · The facility is equipped with fire alarms and fire exits. They are there for your safety. Never tamper with the fire alarms or block the fire exits. · Alarms are triggered in case of fire or fire drills. Find the nearest fire exit and leave the building immediately.
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Trolleys. This scope includes a network plan for the following three systems:
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Trolleys. 8702.90.02 Public-transport type passenger vehicles, with gasoline engine, with body mounted on a chassis.
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