Advice Note Sample Clauses
An Advice Note clause serves to formally document and communicate important information, instructions, or updates related to a contract or transaction. Typically, it is used to notify one party about the dispatch of goods, changes in delivery schedules, or other relevant operational details. By providing a clear and official record of such communications, the clause helps ensure that both parties are informed and can coordinate their actions effectively, thereby reducing misunderstandings and supporting smooth contract performance.
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Advice Note. The consent holder is advised to consult with officers of the New Zealand Historic Places Trust regarding the need for any archaeological assessment of the site or archaeological authority prior to any earthworks or construction taking place. In the event of the accidental discovery of any artefacts or historical, cultural or archaeological material the consent holder shall ensure that the Project Archaeologist or nominated representative is on-site within 48 hours to advise on and supervise the necessary course of action in general accordance with condition 1 03.
Advice Note. A failure to conduct a pre-construction meeting without notification to the Council may result in enforcement action being taken.
Advice Note. For the purpose of satisfying this condition, research and monitoring data col/ected prior to the grant of consent may be utilised to establish baseline conditions.
Advice Note. For the purpose of these conditions fledging success means the percentage of eggs laid that produce a fledged chick.
Advice Note. Steady State discharge, in the context of this condition, shall mean that the discharge flow from the station shall be maintained within a range of
Advice Note. For the purpose of this condition, a nuisance periphyton growth shall be defined as a 60% maximum cover of diatoms/cyanobacteria on the visible stream bed that is >0. 3cm thick or a 30% maximum cover of filamentous algae on the visible stream bed that is >0. 2cm long between 1 November and 30 April in any given year.
Advice Note. The results of all investigations and surveys will be used by the Consent Authority to assess whether the project is likely to have, or is having, any unforeseen and significant adverse effects on the groundwater resource within the area defined within the Groundwater Management Plan required by condition 51.
Advice Note. This condition notes that the consent holder's preferred option at the time of issuing this consent is to capture the stream flow and release an equivalent flow back to Walkers Stream downstream of the canal via an automatically controlled release gate. The required release flow would be calculated in real-time based on the flow at the upstream gauge (condition 38) and the flow relationship derived in condition 39. The design capacity of the controlled release gate shall account for the range of flows observed during the pre-scheme monitoring (condition 38) excluding flood flows. The release of flow back to Walkers Stream shall be via a vegetated swale, sufficient to ensure no decrease in water quality or clarity in the receiving stream.
Advice Note. Any upgrade of the Dip Flat recorder shall be undertaken in accordance with the provisions of condition 223.
Advice Note. Consent Authority approval to be within 90 working days of receipt of each plan or plans.