Utility property definition

Utility property means any component that is reasonably

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Utility property. The term "

Utility property means all property, real and personal, tangible and intangible, used for utility purposes under any agreement conferring rights to use or possess lands on the Reservation, including but not limited to, a lease, right-of-way, use permit or joint venture or operating agreement with the United States or a beneficial owner of land. Utility property shall include all improvements placed on trust lands within the exterior boundaries of the Reservation pursuant to such an agreement.

Examples of Utility property in a sentence

• Utility property installed on the premises served for the purpose of measuring or supplying service to a customer is placed there under the Customer or property owner's protection.

• Where damage or loss to Electric Utility property or equipment through misuse by, or negligence of, the customer or its employees is determined, the Electric Utility may charge the customer for the repair or replacement of said property or equipment at current cost, including labor, equipment rental, and a reasonable mark-up for administrative cost.

• Such public Utility property includes plants, transformer or switching stations, sub-stations, transformers, pumping stations which furnish heat, light, power or gas to the insured “premises”, provided such loss or damage is caused directly by the perils insured against under this policy to buildings, structures, machinery, equipment or stock as described in the policy declarations.

• An employee who is on the Electric Utility property and asked to work within one hour prior to starting time or within one hour after quitting time shall be paid time worked at the overtime rate but with a minimum of one hour at straight time.

• MRT has delivered or made available to Purchaser true and complete copies of all material reports, studies, analyses, tests, and monitoring possessed by or subject to the control of MRT or Seller pertaining to Hazardous Materials or Hazardous Activities in, on, or under the Leased Real Property or any Utility property in fact occupied or used by MRT in the Business, or concerning compliance by MRT with Environmental Laws in connection with the Business.

More Definitions of Utility property

Utility property means communication equipment, satellite receivers, generating plants, transformer stations, switching stations, sub- stations, transformers, pumping stations, sewerage or other apparatus that supply "utility services" to the "premises".

Utility property means property appraised and classified for tax purposes by order of the commissioner of revenue under Minnesota Statutes, sections 273.33 to 273.3711.

Utility property means all property and assets of the Company and its Subsidiaries used principally in the electric, natural gas and water operations that are regulated by applicable Governmental Authorities.

Utility property means all property used for utility purposes and located on or using trust lands on the reservation. Utility property shall in- clude all improvements placed on trust land on the reservation. For purposes of this section, trust land includes the entire acreage of any tract where the United States holds an undivided interest in such tract in trust for the Tribes or for any Indian.

Utility property means any facility, equipment or other property owned, maintained or used by a company or a city, county or other political subdivision of this State to furnish cable television or other video service, broadband service, telecommunication service, telephone

Utility property means property used or useful in connection with the Company's utility business.

Utility property means and comprise property of the Company, located in the State of Florida which (except as provided below) is used by or useful to the Company in the business of furnishing (i) electricity or gas for heat, light, power, refrigeration or other use, or (ii) water for domestic, industrial or public use or consumption, or other use, or any other business which is incidental thereto, including all properties necessary or appropriate for purchasing, storing, generating, manufacturing, utilizing, transmitting, supplying, gasifying and/or disposing of all or any part of the foregoing, provided that such property shall be property which the Company under its charter and the laws of Florida shall be lawfully authorized to own and use in the business in connection with which such property is used or to be used by it.