Xxxxxx Place Sample Clauses

Xxxxxx Place. That certain Construction Facility Lease Agreement by and between Xxxxxx Retirement Residence LLC and Harvest Leasing LLC (as successor-in-interest to Harvest Facilities Holdings LP), dated as of February 28, 2007, as amended by that certain First Amendment to Construction Facility Lease Agreement dated as of February 1, 2012, as evidenced by that certain Memorandum of Lease dated as of February 28, 2007, and recorded as Image No. 55423860, in the Official Records of Summit County, Ohio.
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Xxxxxx Place. Note – the Xxxxxx Place Lighting Activation is excluded from the Contract for Christmas 2018. Due to the popularity and impact of the Pitt Street Mall Canopy of Light, the City will extend the theme into Xxxxxx Place from 2019. A cross-mall lighting activation will be installed in Stage 2 of Xxxxxx Place (Castlereagh Street to Pitt Street). The activation consists of a strand of lights hanging between each set of Smart Poles, each with 1 x 1.5 metre high Perspex frame star hanging in the centre. In delivering the Canopy of Light – Xxxxxx Place, the City requires a turn-key solution for the supply, installation, management, and removal. In order to meet the requirements of the brief, the Service Provider must: • Provide an engineering inspection and test of the anchor points • Provide engineering certification for the use of any anchor points • Provide engineering sign off for any other additional installation solutions • Engage a licenced electrician to provide an electrical check of the canopy of light, providing a test and tag certification and undertake any necessary repairs required • Document any necessary repairs to the canopy system with detailed documentation including photographs and a cost of repairs for the City’s asset management system • Supply all qualified staff, plant and equipment for the installation and dismantle of the canopy of light • Supply all necessary permits and source approvals for all work required for the safe installation of the lighting system, including the use of any elevated work platforms, forklifts, etc • Supply a traffic management and pedestrian management plan for review and approval by the City • Obtain engineering approval and certification for the canopy of light To be installed from Sydney Christmas 2018. Refer to Table 1 - Installation Schedule of New Sydney Christmas Infrastructure Elements on page 60, for a summary of when the Xxxxxx Place Light Canopy will be displayed.
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