Sentences with phrase «on board facilities»

Mistral takes diver comfort to the next level with a host of on board facilities to make your diving all the more enjoyable.

All luxury cruising vessels are air conditioned and have on board facilities including cocktail bars, viewing decks, galley, restrooms, stage lighting, video and audio equipment and karaoke.

Combining expansive, comfortable surroundings and friendly service with stylish entertainment and delicious cuisine, Magellan is the perfect choice for those looking for a greater range of on board facilities.

According to the officials, this Indian luxury train will now feature short itineraries which will considerably bring down the journey cost to as much as 50 % of the earlier tariff with a promise of improved on board facilities.

Use of on board facilities including a well - equipped fitness room and swimming pool (Amadeus Queen only)

The pace of the holiday is then set by you - whether you take part in optional excursions, enjoy the on board facilities, or relax and watch the world float by.

Coming from experience don't settle on a boarding facility that you don't personally feel comfortable leaving your fur baby in.

Not exact matches

KT currently serves on the board of Diversified Health Services, a private healthcare services company that operates assisted living and nursing care facilities in the United States and was formerly on the board of Index, a retail software company funded by General Catalyst, Innovation Endeavors and Khosla Ventures.

SQFI prides itself on talking to boards and leadership teams to ensure continuous improvement is always front - of - mind at the facilities.

With cozy in - room beehive fireplaces, open - air patios, a lively bar and communal seating areas, on - site painting classes, free - use beach cruisers, seasonal poolside yoga, hot tub facilities, a business suite, and dining to - die - for, The Hermosa Inn is an ideal locale for small group getaways, from weddings, intimate family vacations, and bachelorette weekends to golf outings, board meetings, and executive retreats.

While my efforts to persuade the Board of Selectmen, the town manager, and the Rec Department director to allocate permits in a more equitable fashion, and to use their power to make sure that the programs using town - owned facilities met minimum standards for inclusiveness and safety, fell on deaf ears (we ended up being forced to use for our home games a dusty field the high school had essentially abandoned), I returned to a discussion of the «power of the venue permit» 10 years later in my 2006 book, Home Team Advantage: The Critical Role of Mothers in Youth Sports, where I suggested that one of the best ways for youth sports parents to improve the safety of privately - run sports programs in their communities was to lobby their elected officials to utilize that power to «reform youth sports by exercising public oversight over the use of taxpayer - funded fields, diamonds, tracks, pools, and courts, [and] deny permits to programs that fail to abide by a [youth sports] charter» covering such topics as background checks, and codes of conduct for coaches, players, and parents.

Automated External Defibrillator (AED): Education Law 917 requires school districts, boards of cooperative educational services, county vocational education and extension boards and charter schools to provide and maintain on - site in each instructional school facility automated external defibrillator (AED) equipment.

In addition to the age breakdown, the new survey will focus on generating suggestions on programming instead of building new facilities, said board President Jan Caron.

Board members said that before they vote on the issue, they want the Park District to provide more detailed projections on how many people will likely use the facility, how they will arrive there and at what hours of the day.

The Park Board announced Wednesday that it will hold a public forum on possibly replacing the pool, which is more than 30 years old, with a similar - size aquatic facility.

ROSELLE — Board members from the Roselle Park District were briefed Wednesday night regarding a presentation made Friday on a $ 200,000 grant that the Park District is seeking to expand its Kemmerling Pool facility.

Although the Zoning Board will not vote on a recommendation for the project until June or July, board members appeared less than impressed with the proposed parking accommodations, questioning whether the new facility's 113 parking spaces will be adeqBoard will not vote on a recommendation for the project until June or July, board members appeared less than impressed with the proposed parking accommodations, questioning whether the new facility's 113 parking spaces will be adeqboard members appeared less than impressed with the proposed parking accommodations, questioning whether the new facility's 113 parking spaces will be adequate.

The Park Board voted unanimously last week to place a referendum question on the Nov. 2 ballot asking voters to approve purchase of the land and construction of playing fields and a facility.

GLEN ELLYN — After six months of study, Park Board commissioners heard a preliminary report this week on how to use Glen Ellyn park facilities.

Also, the board will start discussions on how to participate with Arlington Heights on the village's proposed $ 4.6 million senior citizens facility, at the southwest corner of Central and New Wilke Roads.

After weeks of joint meetings, both boards have agreed to a building concept that would give the library its own facility on frontage property near 95th Street.

Library Board President Bruce Knopp plans to step before the City Council on April 4 with the board's revised plans for a third facility near Neuqua Valley High School, but he will also be seeking increased cooperation with the Park District and cash commitments from the City CouBoard President Bruce Knopp plans to step before the City Council on April 4 with the board's revised plans for a third facility near Neuqua Valley High School, but he will also be seeking increased cooperation with the Park District and cash commitments from the City Couboard's revised plans for a third facility near Neuqua Valley High School, but he will also be seeking increased cooperation with the Park District and cash commitments from the City Council.

Naperville Library Board members breathed a collective sigh of relief Wednesday, one day after the City Council gave its approval for the library's joint venture with the Park District to build a massive facility on the city's southwest side.

Elmhurst Park Board members approved last month a temporary site that would have steel ramps set up on a tennis court in Wilder Park until the permanent 10,000 - square - foot facility is constructed at York Commons Park.

The Library Board on Wednesday agreed to direct its architects to rework the plan after a subcommittee's decision that separate facilities be built for the two bodies on the recreation campus near Neuqua Valley High School.

A five member non-paid elected board establishes policy for the district and provides direction on program and facility development.

The board approved an $ 8,000 contract with California - based David Evans & Associates to design the facility on a 1 - acre parcel near 147th Street and West Avenue in the John Humphrey sports complex.

Park officials are expected to appear before the DuPage County Zoning Board of Appeals on June 1 with details of how the facility will be used and at what times of the day.

On June 1, the Zoning Board unanimously voted against the project, saying the planned facility's 113 parking spaces would be inadequate.

Knopp said a land swap for a nearby parcel on 95th Street that the Library Board had purchased for a new facility before the joint venture came into play, cash, a negotiated lease or some combination are options.

A proposed $ 886,000 contract with H.L.F. Construction Co. of Chicago passed on to the full board Wednesday will cover the removal of part of Schubert Avenue, landscaping and the construction of toilet facilities.

While the Park Board continues to mull over a location for skaters to go, it decided last week to block off a portion of the parking lot of Meadow Glens Park on Muirhead Avenue to serve temporarily as a skating facility.

Although the Park Board is not formally bound by the results of the March 21 advisory referendum, the 6,939 to 5,747 vote opposing construction of the outdoor facility on Park District property near Belmont Road and Grant Street gave members pause.

A simple way to advocate cloth diapers in your community is to print out the pamphlets made available through RDA's website and tack them up on the bulletin board in local coin - operated laundry facilities.

ELMHURST — The Elmhurst Park District board on Monday authorized issuing $ 975,000 in general obligation bonds for improvements, including repair of a ceiling in the Courts, its health facility on West Avenue.

When pressed for a vote separate on the driving range, the board voted 4 - 3 against the facility.

A state board on Tuesday unanimously approved Illinois» first free - standing birthing center, a homelike facility that allows healthy pregnant women to labor and deliver with minimal medical intervention.

On Sept. 12, the village board approved the plan that calls for a 4,900 - square - foot storage facility and 105 - additional parking spaces that will serve motorists visiting the water park at 8301 S. Janes Avenue.

«What we're doing is taking a 30 - year - old facility and hanging a few extra rooms on it, and not significantly improving it in a forward - looking manner,» said board member Robert Trinza.

The village's Board of Trustees on Monday approved a contract with Golfmak, Inc., of Bradenton, Fla., for up to $ 64,000 to temporarily manage the golf course, banquet facility and restaurant.

While the therapeutic boarding schools for boys in Georgia will keep your son close by, we urge you to place the highest priority on making sure that the facility you decide on is a good fit for your son and offers you peace of mind.

Cherokee County School Board members recently toured the new / replacement Dean Rusk Middle School, getting a glimpse of the state - of - the - art facility that will serve more than 1,450 students when the school year begins on Monday, August 1.

The Zoning Board on Thursday voted 6 - 0 against supporting the Park District's proposal to erect the 30 - foot - high facility on the north end of Glenbriar Park, 21W730 Butterfield Rd.

The surveys, mailed to residents in late April, were meant to provide park board members with some direction on facilities and expansion.

Alice currently serves on the boards of the Boston Area Guild of Puppeteers (BAGOP) and the New England Friends Home, an assisted living facility.

«We'll continue to focus on meeting the changing needs of the community, whether through programming or facilities,» said Robert Smith, president of the district's board of directors.

This month, South Barrington's Park District Board voted to go ahead with a major expansion on an existing tennis and pool facility.

Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino announced that he filed two lawsuits to block the proposed closure of the Indian Point nuclear power facility after he failed to get county legislators on board.

Incompetence is when NPP increased the duration of SHS without corresponding increase in classrooms to cater for extra numbers of students coming on board and also provide for other key facilities that should have preceded the change, if quality was not to be jeopardized.

Typically, hospitals say, the salary is set by a subcommittee of the board of trustees, based on the size and scope of the hospital and a study of what CEOs at comparable facilities earn.