Playing Fields definition

Playing Fields means land in the open air which is provided for the purposes of physical education or recreation, other than any prescribed description of such land.

Playing Fields means so much of an outdoor area provided for physical education as, having regard to its configuration, is suitable for the playing of team games and is laid out for that purpose;

Playing Fields means the three football pitches situated at the north end of Eddington Avenue and Huntingdon Road.

Examples of Playing Fields in a sentence

• In addition, Sport England is a statutory consultee on planning applications that affect or prejudice the use of playing field and will use the PPS to help assess that planning application against its Playing Fields Policy.

• Teams should set up their Pit Area and get familiar with the venue, including where the practice and Playing Fields are and where judging takes place.

• In addition, Sport England as statutory consultee on planning applications that affect or prejudice the use of playing field will use the PPS to help assess that planning application against their Playing Fields Policy Sport England’s playing field policy exception E1 only allows for development of lapsed or disused playing fields if a PPS shows a clear excess in the quantity of playing pitch provision at present and in the future across all playing pitch sports types and sizes.

• Conditions of Hire Specific to Playing Fields during the Football/Rugby Season39.

• In addition, Sport England is a statutory consultee on planning applications that affect or prejudice the use of playing field used within the last five years and will use the PPS to help assess that planning application against its Playing Fields Policy.

• Defendant argues Civil Code section 1717 applies only to contract actions, and the trial court improperly applied that statute to this unlawful detainer action.

• School Playing Fields (Paragraph 4.65) 4.65 The Education (School Premises) Regulations 1999 set out the standards for school premises, including minimum areas of team game playing fields to which schools should have access.

• Sport England has a Playing Fields Policy in place to help it assess such applications.

• The guidance also highlights the relationship between the Playing Fields Policy, Government strategy, policy and guidance, and Sport England’s wider strategy and aims and objectives in the planning system.

• In such circumstances, Sport England would continue to apply its Playing Fields Policy.

More Definitions of Playing Fields

Playing Fields means the Cricket Pitch, the Five-a-side Pitches and the Football Pitch located at the north end of Eddington Avenue and Huntingdon Road.

Playing Fields means all sport playing fields on the Lands, including, but not limited to, the Synthetic Grass Field and the tennis courts;

Playing Fields means the playing fields referred to in Item 74 of schedule 2. Practical Completion means the point of time at which the Works, the Community Centre or the Playing Fields (as the case may be) are fit for use and occupation, and are capable of being used and occupied for their intended purpose as set out in a Development Consent. Public Purpose means any purpose that benefits the public or a section of the public, specified in section 93F(2) of the Act.

Playing Fields means the three (3) rugby union playing fields on the Land.

Playing Fields means any outdoor open area(s) in a Park which is used for a team sporting event.