Joint Use definition

Joint Use means shared management of facilities, land, utilities, programs, or other common elements between two or more parties.

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Joint Use means a condition that electrical lines and/or communication lines belonging to two or more owners are installed on the same supporting structure.

Joint Use means the common utilization of the installation by both Italian and U.S. Forces assigned to the installation, to perform the activities related to NATO missions and/or tasks assigned to said forces by their respective governments. - LOCAL CIVILIAN PERSONNEL The term "local civilian personnel" means all non-civilian component personnel hired by the U.S. Forces with a contract. - MAINTENANCE

Examples of Joint Use in a sentence

• Concourse B Basement Space shall not include Baggage Sortation Space, Automated Baggage System Space, or Concourse Joint Use Facility space.

• Grantor’s share of Grantee’s annualized cost shall be determined by multiplying Grantee’s annualized cost to maintain the Joint Use Facilities by a fraction, the numerator of which is the square footage of the Lot A area served by the Joint Use Facilities, and the denominator of which is that same Lot A area plus the square footage of the P&R Lot area served by the Joint Use Facilities.

• Buyer’s share of Seller’s annualized cost shall be determined by multiplying Seller’s annualized cost to maintain the Joint Use Facilities by a fraction, the numerator of which is the square footage of the Property area served by the Joint Use Facilities, and the denominator of which is the square footage of the Auburn Park-and-Ride area served by the Joint Use Facilities.

• If the Lot A area served by the Joint Use Facilities, which area is shown in Exhibit D, is ever redeveloped or improved for any purpose other than a vehicle parking lot, then before commencing construction of such redevelopment or improvement Grantor or Grantor’s successor, assign, or designee shall disconnect Lot A’s stormwater or surface water system from the Joint Use Facilities.

• Following is a listing of facilities that require a level of cost recovery beyond the parameters outlined in the IGA on Joint Use of Facilities.

More Definitions of Joint Use

Joint Use means the sharing, hiring or use of another facility not under the administration and control of the hiring institution for the provision of higher education as defined in section 1 of the Act;

Joint Use means shared management of facilities, land, utilities, programs, or other common elements between two or more parties, especially schools and flood control facilities.

Joint Use means mandating that broadband utilities install at the same time, in the same trench, or in the same conduit(s). It may also mean the first utility in places extra conduits, and subsequent utilities must negotiate with that utility to occupy one or more of the empty conduits.

Joint Use means use of natural resource damage recoveries by the Federal and and/or State Trustees whether individually or collectively, in such a manner as is agreed upon by the Trustees in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

Joint Use. – means the use of pole lines, trenches or other facilities by two or more utilities.

Joint Use means attachment by one party to a pole owned by another party under the terms of this Agreement.

Joint Use means shared use of Roads or Streets within the Township by Recreational Vehicles and a Vehicle or Vehicles requiring Registration.