Windrows definition

Windrows means elongated piles of triangular or trapezoidal cross-section that are turned in order to aerate and blend the material.

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Windrows in this context means mounding of gibbers through the action of wheel trafficking and associated dispersal of gibbers away from wheel tracks.

Windrows. - shall mean an elongated pile.

Examples of Windrows in a sentence

During the term of this Agreement, CareMatrix shall serve as the construction manager for the development of the Windrows and shall have the right and obligation to represent the Company in the sale of the individual villas and condominium units of the Windrows to potential owners.
Following an event of Default, the Pledgor may continue to vote the Windrows Pledged Shares as permitted hereunder, unless and until the Lender elects its rights to Vote the Windrows Pledged Shares under clause (ii) above.
CareMatrix shall be entitled to a fee in the amount of seven percent (7%) of the hard costs related to the construction of the Windrows.
CareMatrix shall pay to the Company a fee of Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000) (the "Fee"), payable upon execution of this Agreement, as consideration for the right to be retained as the construction manager of the Windrows and to be compensated in accordance with Paragraphs B and C below.
CareMatrix shall be entitled to a fee in the amount of six percent (6%) of the total sales price of each villa or condominium unit of the Windrows sold to any third party purchasers.

More Definitions of Windrows

Windrows means refuse from land clearing, bulldozed into piles or rows, consisting of soil/gravel, trees, roots, stumps and brush.

Windrows means parallel rows of mulched or unmulched green waste where each row is no more than three (3) metres high and no more than four (4) metres wide and separated by at least five (5) metres of clear ground from any other row or from any other combustible waste; and

Windrows means Organic Material that is placed in rows and turned periodically by a front end loader.

Windrows means parallel rows where each row is no more than 3 metres high and no more than 4 metres wide and separated by a minimum of 3 metres of clear ground from any other row.