Bed Unit definition
Bed Unit means public or private overnight accommodation for one person in the Base Area (which unit is also commonly referred to as a "pillow" in the ski resort industry in British Columbia);
Bed Unit means a measure of a quantity of development, established as per the Guidelines to Alpine Ski Area Development in B.C. (Ministry of Environment and Parks, 1996), intended to be used in determining servicing and facility requirements for one person, calculated as follows:
Bed Unit means the accommodation required for one person to stay overnight, and includes accommodation which is available on a night-by-night basis and permanent residential accommodation;
Examples of Bed Unit in a sentence
Arizona Department of Corrections, ▇▇▇▇▇ Prison New 500 Bed Unit.
North of Scotland Planning Group Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services - Young Person's Unit, Dudhope House High-level revenue costs associated with the opening of a new 12 Bed Unit -v- current cost for 6 Beds Note 1: Staff costs are based on the model detailed in the SEHD document "Getting the Right Workforce, Getting the Workforce Right - A Strategic Review of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Workforce".
In Patient Unit New Build 6 Bed Unit (Rev1.3) Probable cost at Stage 0 Section 1 Minimum project cost ie Build cost,fees,associated costs,Vat,Equip.
More Definitions of Bed Unit
Bed Unit means the floor area (or equivalent) required to provide overnight accommodation for one person or as may be assigned under the Terms and Conditions of the BC Commercial Alpine Policy
Bed Unit means a unit of measurement to reflect the accommodation required for one person to stay overnight, or the commercial or other equivalent thereto, as set out in Schedule "A", and bedroom means a separate room that is used for overnight accommodation;
Bed Unit means a room within a rooming house without a bathroom and/or kitchen, rented to and actually occupied by an occupant who is not an Immediate Family Member of the Borrower.