Mobile Units definition

Mobile Units means units that are temporary in nature, connecting to the water system through a legally-permitted hydrant, hose bib, or other appurtenance of a permanent nature that is part of the City’s water system or a permanent water service to a premise. Examples can include but are not limited to the following: water trucks, pesticide applicator vehicles, chemical mixing units or tanks, waste hauler’s trucks or units, sewer cleaning equipment, carpet or steam cleaning equipment other than homeowner use, rock quarry or asphalt/concrete batch plants or any other mobile equipment or vessel that poses a threat of backflow in the City Water System. Uses that are excluded from this definition are recreational vehicles at assigned sites or parked in accordance with other City policies pertaining to recreational vehicles and homeowner devices that are used by the property owner in accordance with other provisions of this, or other, City policies pertaining to provision of water service to a premise.

Mobile Units means units that are temporary in nature, connecting to the water system through a legally-permitted hydrant, hose bib, or other appurtenance of a permanent nature that is part of the ECMA Water System or a permanent water service to a premises. Examples include, but are not limited to, the following: water trucks, pesticide applicator vehicles, chemical mixing units or tanks, waste hauler’s trucks or units, sewer cleaning equipment, carpet or steam cleaning equipment other than for homeowner’s use, rock quarry or asphalt/concrete batch plants or any other mobile equipment or vessel that poses a threat of backflow into the ECMA Water System. Uses that are excluded from this definition

Mobile Units has the meaning set forth in the recitals.

Examples of Mobile Units in a sentence

• A .) List of Units i.e Mobile Units (Train No.) and Static Units (FP,FFU, Jan Aahar, etc.) Note:-1.) Tenders not accompanied with the above certificate will be summarily rejected.

• Mobile Units and metal framed structures must be fitted with a suitable certificated earth leakage trip which complies with the current regulations of the Institute of Electrical Engineers Association and the Health and Safety Executive’s requirements.

• Other Health Facilities, including Community Outpatient Facilities, Community Mental Health Facilities, State and County Health Department Clinics, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Health Service Corps (IHSC), Free Clinics, Mobile Units, School-based Programs, Critical Access Hospitals (CAH) affiliated with a qualified outpatient clinic, Long- term Care Facilities, and State Mental Health Facilities 5.

• The mission of the Joint Mobile Units is to provide rapid response in the event of incidents and emergency situations, in order to ensure free, unimpeded and secure movement at the junctions where they are located, as well as along their designated routes of activity.

• The mission of the Joint Mobile Units (hereinafter "JMUs") is to provide rapid response in the event of incidents and emergency situations, in order to ensure free, unimpeded and secure movement along their designated routes of activity, or in their areas of activity.

More Definitions of Mobile Units

Mobile Units has the meaning given in Section 5.19(a)(xi).

Mobile Units means Borrower's mobile units described on Schedule 1.1(A).

Mobile Units means mobile units of overnight accommodation (whether or not used at other times) for guests, which are provided by the same person and operated from the same place;

Mobile Units means any mobile equipment that uses water obtained through the city water system. Mobile units include, but are not limited to, carpet-cleaning vehicles or machines, water-hauling vehicles, street-cleaning vehicles or machines that use water, pressure washers, portable toilet-hauling and water-service vehicles, and septic tank- cleaning and hauling vehicles that use water.

Mobile Units means units that are tempo- rary in nature, connecting to the water system through a hydrant, hosebib, or other appurtenance of a permanent nature that is part of the city water system or a permanent water service to a premises. Examples can include but are not limited to the fol- lowing: water trucks, pesticide applicator vehicles, chemical mixing units or tanks, waste or septage hauler’s trucks or units, sewer cleaning equipment, carpet or steam cleaning equipment other than

Mobile Units means the HM5000 mobile communications units utilized by each of the HM5000 Customers to receive the Network Service.

Mobile Units means any non-fixed business or operation, which may have the potential to introduce contaminants into the City water system from a mobile source.