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bay

(1) The smallest rentable tenant space in a strip center, usually defined by the front and rear exterior walls and fire walls at either side.(2) An unfinished area between rows of columns or loadbearing walls. (3) Loading areas in warehouse or industrial space. Ascertaining the number of bays necessary and available is usually critically important when working with buyers or potential tenants of such space.
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The project, including new bay platforms at Coventry and Bedworth stations and up to four multiplecarriage trains an hour, is thought crucial to the huge Friargate office development plan around Coventry station, which would 15,000 new jobs.
City rail bid is back on track; PROJECT: Councillors call for ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Is there still time to learn valuable lessons from the university city of Cambridge, whose station operates at near-capacity for most of the day, involving a single long platform, similar to Chester's Platform 3, with bay platforms to accommodate trains from the North and South, starting from London's King's Cross and Liverpool Street stations?
Letter: Not too late by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
In my travels, I had noticed that every main line station still had little trains sitting in bay platforms waiting to take passengers on to remote places deep in the hinterland.
Willy Poole column by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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