Accessible Area definition
Accessible Area means a designated area of the National Stadium where concessions are available for Applicants with a disability;
Accessible Area means a designated area of the Host Stadium which is available for Members with a disability;
Accessible Area means a designated area of the Match Venue where concessions are available for Youth Group Members with a disability;
More Definitions of Accessible Area
Accessible Area means areas which shall be accessible to the Trust for amenity use as set out in Schedule 1; Charges means the agreed portion of the cost of services as set out in Schedule 4; Periodic Review means the joint meeting between the Council and the Trust following the completion of the annual audited accounts and projected income for the following year to establish the viable income of the Trust and its ability to pay the charges on the Premises as defined in Schedule 6; compliant with the approved purposes of funders and/or exceptional circumstances or emergencies. Plan 2 means the plan annexed to this Agreement titled ‘Ground Floor’ drawing no. *** use GYA plan Plan 3 means the plan annexed to this Agreement titled ‘First Floor’ drawing no. *** use GYA plan Waste means to be added by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇
Accessible Area means an area – such as a room, basement, cellar, shaft, or vault – that allows for the
Accessible Area means any area of the property and structures allowing the inspector safe and reasonable access within the scope of the inspection.
Accessible Area means an area of the site where sufficient safe and reasonable access is available to allow inspection within the scope of the inspection. Breach (termite): Hole or gap in a termite barrier that provides termites with passage through that barrier. A Breach includes removal of a section of treated soil from a chemical soil barrier or a perforation or a disjunction in a physical barrier. Bridging: Spanning of a termite barrier or inspection zone, to provide subterranean termites with passage over or around that barrier or inspection zone. The bridging can be part of the building structure, foreign objects (including soil, tree roots and debris) or a structure built by the termites themselves.
Accessible Area means any area, which can be easily identified by, and is readily accessible to, patrons. “Accessible areas” may include but shall not be limited to the following: bar area, service counter area, host/hostess station, registration desk, and concession stand.
Accessible Area means an area where there are no mechanisms preventing a person from gaining access to the particular area.
Accessible Area. An area of the site where sufficient safe and reasonable access is available to allow inspection within the scope of the inspection. Associated Works: Any area or item, other than building proper, that is specified in the inspection agreement. Breach (termite): Hole or gap in a termite barrier that provides termites with passage through that barrier. A Breach includes removal of a section of treated soil from a chemical soil barrier or a perforation or a disjunction in a physical barrier. Bridging: Spanning of a termite barrier or inspection zone, to provide subterranean termites with passage over or around that barrier or inspection zone. The bridging can be part of the building structure, foreign objects (including soil, tree roots and debris) or a structure built by the termites themselves.