General Assumptions. In addition to any specific assumptions set forth in a Scope of Work for the applicable Services, the following assumptions apply generally to all Development Services undertaken pursuant to or in connection with such Scope of Work:
General Assumptions. (a) Generally accepted industrial or Company Shop practice is assumed in writing Job Descriptions and does not require to be spelled out.
General Assumptions. 4.2.1. Unless otherwise stated, items are measured net in accordance with the drawings, and no allowance has been made in the quantities for waste.
General Assumptions. The overall cost estimate of the UBC Neighbourhood District Energy System (NDES) is a Class C estimate, which the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies British Columbia (ACEC-BC) defines in the following way: “An estimate prepared with limited site information, based on probable conditions affecting the project. It represents the summation of all identifiable project elemental costs and is used for program planning, to establish a more specific definition of client needs and to obtain preliminary project approval. Class C estimates typically have an accuracy of +/- 25-40%.” However, some elements of this cost estimate have a higher degree of accuracy and can be classified as Class B, defined by ACEC-BC in the following way: ”Class B estimate (+/- 15-25%): this is prepared after site investigations and studies have been completed and the major systems defined. It is based on a project brief and preliminary design.”
General Assumptions. 1. The level of effort for each phase and work task is limited to the amount of labor and expenses indicated in the attached Project Budget spreadsheet. Costs are itemized to aid in project tracking purposes only. With appropriate approvals, the budget may be transferred between tasks, provided the total contracted amount is not exceeded.
General Assumptions. The Parties co-operate with the aim to provide ecologically sustainable management of the use of water resources of transboundary waters and their preservation in the interests of the population and sustainable development. To attain the above-mentioned goals, the Parties: co-operate in the development of norms, methods of assessment and classification of water quality; adopt measures necessary for prevention of, and diminishing to the agreed minimum, discharge of polluting substances into water bodies; provide use of modern technologies for sustainable use of water resources, effective sewage treatment plants and water saving production technologies; guarantee maintenance of hydrotechnological and water protection equipment in required technical condition on transboundary waters; desist from activities or inactivity that may cause deterioration of transboundary water bodies and their ecosystems hydrological and hydrochemical systems; carry out joint scientific studies about Lake Peipus ecosystems; carry out agreed environmental inspections.
General Assumptions. All Service Levels are based on the following volume and transaction assumptions. . No Market makers/quotes . No unlimited feed by electronic order routing systems . No batch processed order routing systems; only continously loaded order routing systems . [**] Members at maximum . [**] Futures Products at maximum . [**] Options Products at maximum . [**] Series per Option at maximum . [**] Orders/sec (peak) in the most liquid futures product at maximum . [**] Orders/sec (peak) in all futures product at maximum . [**] Orders/sec (peak) in the most liquid options product at maximum . [**] Orders/sec (peak) in all options product at maximum . [**] Orders/sec (average per 20h-trading day) in the most liquid futures product at maximum . [**] Order/sec (average per 20h-trading day) in all futures product at maximum . [**] Orders/sec (average per 20h-trading day) in the most liquid options product at maximum . [**] Order/sec (average per 20h-trading day) in all options product at maximum . [**] Full-trades/sec (peak) in the most liquid product at maximum . [**] Full-trades/sec (peak) in all products at maximum . [**] Full-trades/sec (average) in the most liquid product at maximum . [**] Full-trade/sec (average) in all products at maximum . [**] Orders/20h-trading day at maximum . [**] Full-trades/20h-trading day at maximum
General Assumptions. 1. This Proposal is only valid for 30 days. At the end of the 30 period, NWN will need to refresh the pricing in this proposal before the Customer decides to execute this contract.
General Assumptions. The analysis includes all properties on Great Road/2A south of the Concord Water Building (300 Great Road) that have no access to Acton Water. Properties already at or above buildout were noted and eliminated from the final analysis. Properties currently served by the Acton Water District were not evaluated. Properties that currently have access to the Acton Water District line were not evaluated; this analysis assumes they could tie into the Acton supply for future buildout. Floor Area Ratio (FAR= Xxxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxx Xxxx/ Xxxxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxx) was used to established the difference between the existing development and the potential buildout. Where site plans were not available, existing Building Net Floor Area was used from the Living Area on the Assessor’s card. Based on the zoning definition, Developable Site Area was calculated by subtracting from the lot area all land which is located in flood plain and wetlands. Access or right of way easements; were not considered for this analysis as the information was not consistent or readily available. There is only one vacant undeveloped property within the study area. This analysis assumes it would be built out to 4 dwelling units (3,000 sq. ft. per unit) and the remaining Net Floor Area would be General Business use. The remaining Net Floor Area was calculated in accordance with the maximum parking standards in the Limited Business zoning district for the highest water use. This is classified as Combined Business and Dwelling in Acton’s Zoning Bylaw. Additional dwelling units in the Limited Business, East Acton Village, and East Acton Village-2 zoning districts would be built to a maximum of +/-3,000 sq. ft. in size based on the size of recent homes constructed on Stella Court which was part of a Combined Business and Dwelling use. This analysis includes one site plan recently approved by the Board of Selectmen and it is assumed that this project will be served by Concord Water (Alpha Cars). The analysis does not include the approved Site Plan for 0-00 Xxxxx Xxxx as the Acton Water main will be extended from Iris Court to serve it. Additional Assumptions in the Limited Business Zoning District (LB): In addition to the maximum Floor Area Ratios, maximum parking standards were applied in the Limited Business District to estimate buildout as prescribed by zoning. In the Limited Business District, maximum parking standards limit the total development potential. If there was additional de...
General Assumptions. ● Any tasks or deliverables that is not explicitly stated in the below scope of services will be considered out of scope and therefore not part of the city’s implementation unless mutually agreed upon via formal change control process. ○ This process will start with an email notification to the eTrak-plus Project Manager (with Xxxxx Xxxxxx in cc xxxxx@xxxxx-xxxx.xxx ) ● All documents will be provided in a Google format (Google Docs, Google Spreadsheets, and/or Google Presentations). ● City reserves the right to video record any and all training sessions (at city’s own expense) for repeat and on-going future training of city personnel. ● Any deliverables indicated as a maximum number of hours will be documented on accompanying invoices with scope of work task number, date, name of person providing hours, and total hours provided by that person on that date, for a specific group of tasks. ● Tasks below are detailed in groups. Each (group of tasks) are detailed with the following: ○ Detailed list of bulleted line items to be completed. ○ eTrak-plus ‘deliverables’ ○ Overland Park (city) ‘deliverables’ or ‘tasks’ ○ Key assumptions
