TEMPORARY PYLON Sample Clauses

The TEMPORARY PYLON clause establishes the terms and conditions for the installation, use, and removal of pylons that are not intended to be permanent structures on a site. Typically, this clause outlines the responsibilities for erecting temporary pylons, such as for construction signage, event wayfinding, or safety barriers, and may specify requirements for their stability, maintenance, and eventual dismantling. Its core practical function is to ensure that temporary pylons are managed safely and efficiently, minimizing risks and clarifying obligations between parties during the period they are in place.
TEMPORARY PYLON. Item 16 - Furnish, install, maintain and then remove a temporary pylon and its associated lighting equipment, including lamps as directed by the EIU. Item 16 (a) - Install and maintain temporary concrete pylon with FS post and all necessary attachments (including lamps). Item 16 (a)1 - Remove temporary concrete pylon with FS post and all necessary attachments (including lamps). 4.65.1 When so ordered, Contractor shall furnish, install, maintain and remove temporary pylon. Payment for normal maintenance items for the posts shall be discontinued until a second order is issued for the removal of the temporary equipment and normal maintenance resumed. The pylon shall be equipped with the same number of lamps as the unit it is replacing. A fire alarm luminaire shall also be included if one was on the unit replaced. The pylon shall be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the General Specifications. Payment shall be on a unit price per location basis when directed by SLO.
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TEMPORARY PYLON. Item 16 Furnish, install, maintain and then remove a temporary pylon and its associated lighting equipment, including lamps as directed by the Engineer. (a) Install and maintain temporary concrete pylon with FS post and all necessary attachments (including lamps). Item 16 (a) 1 Remove temporary concrete pylon with FS post and all necessary attachments (including lamps). When so ordered, Contractor shall furnish, install, maintain and remove temporary pylon. Payment for normal maintenance items for the posts shall be discontinued until a second order is issued for the removal of the temporary equipment and normal maintenance resumed. The pylon shall be equipped with the same number of lamps as the unit it is replacing. A fire alarm luminaire shall also be included if one was on the unit replaced. The pylon shall be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the General Specifications. Payment shall be on a unit price per location basis when directed by SL order.
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