Barricades definition

Barricades means an obstruction to deter the passage of persons or vehicles.
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Barricades. The Applicant may provide barricades to be used at the event. The Applicant may use barricades belonging to the City. The Applicant is responsible for pickup, placement, removal and return of City barricades. All barricade matters shall be coordinated with the Leisure Services Department in advance of the event. Barricades must be removed within eight (8) hours of the conclusion of the event. If barricades are obtained from an outside source, the Applicant must notify City when barricades will be delivered and when barricades will be picked up after the event(s). The Applicant must ensure that all barricades are taken down and placed next to the road, such that no barricade is left in the roadway. • Fountain area: Nothing may be placed on or set-up within five feet of the circular fountain drains (plants, arches, pedestals, vendors etc.). No decorations are permitted on the circular fountain drain area. Under no circumstances shall any vehicle drive on or near the fountain. The fountain runs on a normal schedule of 10am to 6pm every day unless down for repairs or weather. The fountain may be requested to be turned off for an event at an additional fee.
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Barricades means an improvised barrier erected to prevent or delay the movement of opposing force.
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Examples of Barricades in a sentence

  • Barricades shall be of substantial construction and shall be painted such as to increase their visibility at night.

  • Barricades shall be erected so that traffic is separated and protected from the construction.

  • Barricades shall be of substantial construction and shall be painted white or white-washed to increase their visibility at night.

  • Barricades to protect pedestrians from building construction shall be constructed of ½" painted (two coats) plywood and shall be free from projecting nails, boards or other hazards.

  • Barricades and warning devices shall be illuminated where required during periods of darkness and low visibility.

  • Barricades shall be provided by the Awarded Bidder when Work is performed in areas traversed by persons, or when deemed necessary by the County.

  • Barricades shall be located at the nearest intersecting public highway or street on each side of the blocked section.

  • Barricades shall not be ballasted by heavy objects such as rocks or chunks of concrete.

  • GR-38 Barricades .................................................................................

  • Barricades shall be Class II, single rail, hinged type, complying with the REGULATION MANUAL ON TEMPORARY TRAFFIC CONTROL BY STREET BARRICADES AND CHANNELIZATION issued by the Bureau of Traffic Operations.