TOWER LIGHTING Sample Clauses

TOWER LIGHTING. Item 5(a)3 - Provide bucket truck, capable of reaching canopy on 100 foot High Mast Lamppost. The Contractor shall furnish all labor and material necessary for the proper maintenance of tower lighting (excluding high mast shaft). This includes lowering mechanism, complete with pulley (including steel cable), brake and clutch.
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TOWER LIGHTING. Item 5(a)3 Provide bucket truck, capable of reaching canopy on 100 foot High Mast Lamppost. Contractor shall furnish all labor and material necessary for the proper maintenance of tower lighting (excluding high mast shaft). This includes lowering mechanism, complete with pulley (including steel cable), brake and clutch. The electric drill shall be delivered to the City store yard. Under this item, Contractor shall periodically inspect lowering and or locking mechanism to ensure proper operation and lubricate and or adjust when necessary and must repair or replace all defective doors and locks under this item. Such inspection must be performed every three months and in the presence of SL personnel with written reports submitted to SL. Contractor must perform the necessary work, as part of this item. The following is a partial list of locations with High Mast lampposts: Queens Roosevelt Island
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TOWER LIGHTING. Lessor monitors the tower lighting under FAA rules and follows the FAA requirements for Flight Service Station notification of any outage. The tower lighting conforms to the FCC and FAA rules at the time of installation. Lessee shall comply with all FCC and FAA requirements in connection with Lessee’s use of the Tower. Lessee understands that the FAA and/or the FCC has imposed substantial fines to licensees of towers and that Lessor will not be held responsible for such fines levied against Lessees of the tower.
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TOWER LIGHTING. Subject to applicable Legal Requirements and Unavoidable Delays, for so long as MetLife is Landlord, Tenant agrees to keep the exterior lights on the top portion of the Tower lighted from sunset until midnight, 365 days a year. The colors of the exterior lights shall be in accordance with Schedule H hereto.
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TOWER LIGHTING. Not interfere with the maintenance of the Tower and the Tower lighting system.
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TOWER LIGHTING. For a period commencing on the Closing Date of the First Closing and continuing for a period of five (5) years from the Closing Date of the Replacement Assets Closing at no cost to Purchaser (other than expenses for power and telephone services at such Properties), Seller shall monitor the Tower Lighting Systems on such Assets on substantially the terms described in the Tower Lighting Services Agreement.
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