Removal Policy definition

Removal Policy means the Manager’s internal removal policy attached as Exhibit H to the Management Agreement.
Removal Policy means the Manager's internal removal policy attached as Exhibit B to the Management Agreement.
Removal Policy. Seasonal Campers are required to provide means of removing the Camping Unit when appropriate or when this Agreement deems necessary. In the event this Agreement is terminated, the Seasonal Camper agrees to immediately remove all debris, decking, and shed prior to the removal of the Camping Unit from Meadville KOA Campground property. Patios and stone walkways must remain on the campsite and may not be removed. If the Camping Unit is removed prior to the removal of all other personal property, the remaining items, including the deck & shed, are considered abandoned and become the immediate property of Meadville KOA. Failure to remove scrap decking, sheds, or debris from the campsite (other than good decks, sheds, patios, and walkways), upon your departure, is subject to a site clean-up fee of up to $300.00. Any damage to the site will not be refunded, and if the site is left in unusable condition, you’re subject to repair fees, lost income fees, etc.

Examples of Removal Policy in a sentence

  • If the conditions are not met, the developer shall be responsible for plowing all streets within the development in accordance with the City’s Snow Removal Policy and shall be completed within 12 hours after snowfall has ended.

  • User is responsible for the cost of snow removal from any of its designated soccer fields during the Usage Term in accordance with the Fee Schedule and the Snow Removal Policy set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein.

  • The Parents may request a review by Governors (Governors' Review) of a decision to expel or require the Removal of the Pupil from the School by following the procedure set out in the School's Expulsion and Removal Policy.

  • Discipline records shall be maintained in keeping with Section 149.43 of the Ohio Revised Code as well as the Board’s Public Records Retention and Removal Policy.

  • Frequency of plowing will be governed by Mountrail County Snow Removal Policy, shown in “Appendix C”.

  • If you are in arrears of payment, Hireup: - will notify you; and - may elect to deal with the non-payment under its Participant Removal Policy.

  • Removal of a Provider Hireup may suspend a Provider’s Hireup account on request or in accordance with Hireup’s Provider Removal Policy.

  • Hireup has the ability to remove a Provider from the Hireup website under its Provider Removal Policy.

  • The data will be encrypted or removed if the electronic device is sent outside of UVa for repair according to the University's Electronic Data Removal Policy.

  • Hireup may terminate a Provider’s Hireup account without notice: - in accordance with Hireup’s Provider Removal Policy; - if Hireup terminates the employment of a Hireup Provider.


More Definitions of Removal Policy

Removal Policy means the Manager's internal removal policy attached as Exhibit B to the Management Agreement. [***] = Certain information has been excluded from this exhibit because it is both not material and would likely cause competitive harm to the company if publicly disclosed.