WTP definition

WTP means a seven (7) day plan that details the scheduled times for all Train services and Planned Possessions, Urgent Possessions and Emergency Possessions on a specified part of the Infrastructure on each day of the relevant week; and
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WTP means Water Treatment Plant.
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WTP means a wildlife tree patch established under the Forest Practices Code of BC Act. Synonymous with WTRA except in s.4.c, below.
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Examples of WTP in a sentence

  • Offsite Beryllium Medical Exam Costs (M130) CCN 150302 (06-ESQ-166; 28DEC06) Relocation Costs Associated with Establishing a Frederick, MD WTP Project Office (M130) Advance Agreement signed by ▇.

  • The Maintenance fee shall cover housekeeping services for the common areas, security arrangement for the premises, diesel generator, WTP operation and maintenance, common area electricity bills, garbage disposal, sump/overhead tank cleaning charges and administration/supervisory expenses.

  • It is understood that MS may request WTP to purchase on MS' behalf software, telecommunications services or equipment which is the responsibility of MS hereunder to provide.

  • WTP and the Author expect that the Performer will participate in the process with full commitment and professionalism.

  • If the WTP changes its hours of normal operation (example summer hours) then the hours for the WTP Operators 12-hour shift will change to match the start time of the WTP.


More Definitions of WTP

WTP means the Winnipeg Drinking Water Treatment Plant.
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WTP means water treatment plant.
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WTP means wildlife tree patch;
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WTP means Wildlife Tree Patch;
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WTP shall have the meaning assigned in the Preamble.
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WTP shall be construed as references to "WTT."
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WTP means the wastewater treatment plant(s) and systems owned and operated by the KLWTD, as applicable, which will treat and dispose of Village wastewater, including buildings, structures, equipment, piping and related or required appurtenances including the facilities, pipes, connections and appurtenances used to pump and treat wastewater.
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