Vehicle Control. Any Contractor personnel entering upon the Facility shall remove the ignition keys of their vehicle and lock the vehicle when they leave it for any reason. Contractors shall ensure that all equipment in, on or around the vehicles is secured and inaccessible to anyone else while in the Facility.
Vehicle Control. For the safety of the occupants and guests, in the Community, Lessor has designated and posted certain speed limits; Lessees agree to abide by such and to cooperate in the enforcement of such speed limits. The streets and lanes are private and not public thoroughfares. Lessees may park passenger cars only on the Premises’ driveway or other designated areas. Neither Lessees nor guests or invitees shall park any vehicle on another resident’s space or vacant space without the express permission of the resident or Lessor, whichever is applicable. Visitors shall park in the designated guest or visitor parking areas or in their host’s drive if space is available. All trailers, boats, recreational vehicles or other vehicles not used for daily transportation shall only be parked in the Community as may expressly be designated by Lessor. All vehicles must meet statutory requirements for inspection, safety, etc. in order to be operated in the Community. No junked, unusable or unsightly vehicles will be allowed in the Community. All Vehicles in the Community must be properly licensed and registered. Lessor, may at its sole discretion, for the welfare or the occupants of the Community restrict the delivery of certain products and services to approved, designated suppliers or restrict the times of delivery of products and services. The operation of motorcycles, motor scooters, mini bikes and other two or three wheeled motorized vehicles must be first approved in writing by Lessor. Community roads are for passenger vehicles only. Heavy equipment and trucks are not allowed on community roads.
Vehicle Control. For the safety of the occupants, guests, and invitees, in the Community, the speed limit shall be 10 miles per hour; Tenants agree to abide by such and to cooperate in the enforcement of such speed limits. The streets and lanes are private and not public thoroughfares. Tenants may park passenger cars only on the Premises’ driveway or other designated areas. Neither Tenants nor guest or invitees shall park any vehicle on another resident’s space or a vacant space without the express permission the resident or Landlord, whichever is applicable. Visitors shall park in the designated guest or visitor parking areas or in their host’s drive if space is available. All trailers, boats, recreational vehicles or other vehicles not used for daily transportation shall only be parked in the Community as may expressly be designated by Landlord. All vehicles must meet statutory requirements for inspection, safety, etc. in order to be operated in the Community. No junked, unusable or unsightly vehicles will be allowed in the Community. Landlord, may at its sole discretion, for the welfare of the occupants of the Community restrict the delivery of certain products and services to approved designated suppliers or restrict the times of delivery of products and services. The operation of motorcycles, motor scooter, minibikes and other two or three wheeled motorized vehicles must be first approved in writing by Landlord.
Vehicle Control. For the safety of the occupants, guests, and invitees in the Community, Lessor has designated and posted a 15-mph speed limit; Lessees agree to abide by such and to cooperate in the enforcement of the 15-mph speed limit. Only state licensed drivers may operate vehicles within the community, the streets and lanes are private and not public thoroughfares. Lessees may park passenger cars only on the Premises’ driveway or other designated areas. Neither Lessees nor guests or invitees shall park any vehicle on another resident’s space, common area, or a valid space without the express permission of the resident or Lessor, whichever is applicable. Visitors shall park in the designated guest or visitor parking areas or in their host’s drive if space is available. All trailers, boats, recreational vehicles or other vehicles must be approved in writing by the Lessor. Vehicles without valid current license plates and state inspection stickers must be removed by the Resident within 48 hours of their vehicle becoming mechanically inoperable, or of the expiration of the license plate or inspection sticker. Passenger cars and/or trucks are the only vehicles allowed in the Community. No trucks specifically larger than one
Vehicle Control. (q) Effective the first full pay period commencing on or after the date of ratification all seniority employees in Job Class 5 shall receive a wage rate increase equal to forty-three (43) cents per hour subject to the limitation that the wage rate increase can not result in the employee receiving a wage rate greater than the applicable job rate for Job Class 5 in the applicable contract year. Where a forty-three (43) cents per hour increase would result in a wage rate in excess of the applicable job rate, then, the excess shall be paid as a lump sum, in arrears, based on up to one thousand and forty (1040) hours worked at regular six (6) month intervals payable on the first full pay period on or after October 31, 2007 and April 30, 2008;
Vehicle Control. The Aerodrome Operator agrees to provide Airservices with any relevant airside vehicle control procedures and to consult with Airservices whenever changes to airside vehicle control procedures are required particularly where they affect vehicle operations on the manoeuvring areas of the airport. Airservices agrees to comply with such provisions advised or notified by the Aerodrome Operator. Vehicles are to be marked with Airservices Identification signs and provided with portable rotating beacons. Airservices employees driving approved vehicles airside must be in possession of a valid Aerodrome specific airside Drivers authority. Where access to non operational areas is required the relevant Aerodrome Operator must be contacted prior to driving airside as an escort may be required. General Arrangements The following general arrangements are understood between the parties: Wearing high visibility reflective vests are required when airside Smoking is prohibited airside Wearing seatbelts is mandatory when driving airside Hearing protections must be available Wearing enclosed footwear is required. The parties agree to comply with Drug and Alcohol Management Plans and Testing provisions in accordance with CASA regulations. The parties agree that for airside works and projects Airservices will comply with the requirements of the Airport (building control) regulations and approval processes. Site Specific Arrangements and procedures Any site specific arrangements for a particular Aerodrome or any specific requirements imposed on Airservices from the Aerodrome Operator will be advised to Airservices on an as needs basis. The parties agree to advise the other and act in good faith to advise of any specific procedures and instructions relevant to a particular Aerodrome (for example low visibility operations). These site specific details will be kept in a Site Manifest regularly updated by Airservices. Contact Details Airservices should be contacted as follows: For notifications of proposed aerodrome works, Facility Faults and failures, and any other matter covered in the AOIA contact: Airservices Support Services Team Email: xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Telephone : 00 0000 0000 For ATEL/ANAV Removal/ Restoration notifications or Permit to Work enquiries and requests contact: Airservices Technical Operations Centre Email: xxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx In the event of any emergency that is likely to impact Airservices Australia facilities ple...
Vehicle Control. During the Hire Period, the vehicle(s) shall be under the control of the Hirer’s Transport Sub-Committee (“Sub-Committee”). The Sub-Committee shall have the right to direct where the vehicle shall be used.
Vehicle Control. Any persons entering upon the Correction grounds, shall remove the ignition keys and lock the vehicle when they leave it for any reason. A Correction Officer shall remain with the contractors’ vehicle(s) while inside the compound. Vendors shall insure that equipment on trucks are secured while in the compound. STATE OF CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION SECURITY REGULATIONS (Page 2 of 2) Contraband Clothing or contraband shall not be brought into or onto the Correction facility's grounds or left in a vehicle. Contraband is defined in subsequent paragraphs and all persons are subject to these Department of Correction Facility Rules and Regulations concerning contraband when on the Correction facility's grounds. The introduction or attempt to introduce into or upon the grounds of the Correction facility or the taking or attempt to take or send therefrom anything whatsoever without the knowledge of the Facility supervisor is prohibited. Contraband may be defined as any article, whatsoever which is unauthorized under the circumstances and may include letters, stamps, tools, weapons, papers, floor implements, writing materials, messages (written and verbal) instruments and the like. Any questions which may arise regarding such matters should be promptly discussed with the Facility supervisor. Failure or negligence in complying with these regulations will result in immediate disciplinary action and/or removal from the site. Cigarettes are considered contraband in the institutions and shall NOT be brought into the institution. State Laws Governing Contraband P.A. 73-639 Section 16. Section 53a-174 of the 1971 noncumulative supplement of General Statutes, as amended by number 12 in lieu thereof:
Vehicle Control. 2.1 Properly authorized vehicles having official business on the airport may operate within specified areas of the AOA. Vehicles shall not be operated upon any movement area unless authorized and escorted by Airport Operations.
Vehicle Control. Confine all vehicles, towed as well as self-propelled, to roads and parking areas.
