Area Description. The Sawmill Development (“Sawmill”) is constituted as the land identified by the legal description in Exhibit A.
Area Description. Seats Install US spec leather seat covers Seats Replace seat cushions and backs w/ US spec Seats Repaint seat arm plastics rows 1, 15, 16 Seat belts Replace 16G covers, IRAN17 all others Interior lights Replace lights covers Lavs Replace shrouds and lids as required SPECIAL VISIT OR C CHECK UPGRADES Timing: Pacing Item - Laminate for windscreen Mesa to place order no later than Approval of Codeshare - or when the specification is provided if later Completion based on special visit availability to be provided by US Airways Area Description Windows Replace as needed Windows Repair/replace aft window shades Windscreens Replace forward laminates with US spec Interior lights Replace lights Bag bins Replace warped door units, paint as needed C CHECK UPGRADE Timing: Pacing Item - Aft Laminate Mesa to place materials order no later then Approval of Codeshare - or when spec is provided if later Mesa to complete work on each aircraft at the first regularly scheduled C-check following receipt of materials Seats IRAN seats at heavy checks Windows Replace all as needed Carpet replace Replace including under seats Windscreens Replace aft laminates with US spec US Airways will be given full audit rights to inspect completed work to ensure conditions meet specifications of a reconditioned interior IRAN - Inspect and Replace as Needed [***]Confidential EXHIBIT B Disputed Claims Amounts [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***] [***]Confidential [***] [***] [***]Confidential Exhibit D US Airways Codes
Area Description. Application Services Provides support for HHS IT applications through all phases of the software development lifecycle from requirements to ongoing maintenance. This includes creating and supporting in-house developed software solutions, as well as a large number of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions and other third party created software. IT Project Management Office Provides project management guidance and support, including process development, analysis, and training. IT Governance HHS IT’s governance model brings together representatives from central parts of the enterprise to review proposed IT solutions using the IT Governance Intake Process. The process ensures that program or division requests for IT services are clearly defined and that IT solutions are approved and prioritized by leadership. Intake requests and their agreed-upon IT solution, or Project Concept Document (PCD), are first reviewed and approved at the Sub-Portfolio level by the Management Committee and are then escalated to the Public Health Portfolio Executive Steering Committee (ESC). The Public Health ESC includes the DSHS Commissioner and the Deputy Executive Commissioner for IT/Chief Information Officer (CIO) and other members of executive management within these areas. The ESC review is intended to ensure that program and division decisions are aligned with and prioritized according to overall HHS strategy and goals. The Public Health Portfolio is one of six program-based portfolios within the HHS IT Governance model. In the Public Health Portfolio there are four Sub-Portfolios that encompass the divisions of DSHS, including: 1) Administration Sub-Portfolio (consists of Assistant Deputy Commissioner, Chief Financial Office, Program Operations and Center for External Relations), 2) Community Health Improvement (CHI) Sub-Portfolio, 3) Regional & Local Health Operations/Consumer Protection (RLHO/CP) Sub-Portfolio, and 4) the Laboratory and Infectious Disease Services (LIDS) Sub-Portfolio.
Area Description. The Harran is the biggest fertile plain of Southeastern Anatolia Project (GAP) which comprises 161000 ha irrigable land (Figure 1). The plain is under the semiarid climate regime and it is dominated by clay-textured soils. Irrigation started in the plain using water coming from Atatürk Dam since 1995. With irrigation, there is striking change in the crop pattern in the Harran Plain. Before irrigation, wheat, barley and lentil were the main crops. The Harran Plain faces problems of salinity due to excessive and uncontrolled irrigation, an inadequate drainage system and as a consequence of these, an increased groundwater level appears Figure 1. Location of the Study Area
Area Description. (CONT'D.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROJECT NAME DESCRIPTION COST (MILLIONS) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xxxxxxxx Seaport Center Entertainment Retail/ $300 Cruise Ship Terminal -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xxxxxxx XxxxXxxxxx Regional Mall 200 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xxxxxx Xxxxx Business Center Industrial Commercial Center 160 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Renaissance Park Office and Warehouse 150 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Crescent Tower/March Corp. Mixed-Use 123 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Towers Office/Hotel Complex 120 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Mall of Tampa Value-Oriented Mall 114 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tampa International Airport Airside 'A' Terminal 110 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ice Palace/Tampa Bay Lightning Sports Arena 110 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shopping Mall/The Taubman Co. Shopping Mall 100 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Florida Aquarium Recreation/Education 84 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Central Florida Pipelines/GATX Office Buildings/Pipeline 80 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Federal Courthouse Courthouse Complex 58 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transportation Center/XXXXxxxx Transportation Center 45 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xxxxxxxxxx Airport Airport Facility 40 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xxxxxxxx Seaport Center Amphitheater Theater 40 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Xxxxx Xxxxxx Building Manufact...
Area Description. (CONT'D.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRANDON TOWNCENTER - JMB and The Xxxxxx X. XxXxxxxxx Corp. have completed a 1.1 ------------------ million square foot regional mall on the southeast corner of Interstate 75 and State Road 60 in Brandon. Four major department stores anchor the mall, which opened February 1995. THE ICE PALACE - The Tampa Bay Lightning arena is located in downtown Tampa near -------------- Xxxxxxxx Channel covering about seven acres for a building with 20,000 seats. The facility opened in October of 1996 and cost $160 million. FEDERAL COURTHOUSE - A new, larger federal courthouse is being built in downtown ------------------ Tampa. The General Service Administrator (GSA) is using a combination of three blocks for the new $58 million complex. The GSA anticipates the building to be ready for occupancy by the 1/st/ quarter of 1998. The new building will be 240,000 square feet, nearly four times the size of the existing courthouse.
Area Description. (CONT'D.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional recreational activities and facilities within the Tampa area include Xxxxx Gardens/The Dark Continent which is a three hundred acre theme park featuring 3,000 animals roaming the African Belt, thrill rides, entertainment and shows. Adventure Island is a 22-acre water experience which features a 34- foot high mountain with 5 giant water slides and a pool which produces 5 foot waves. The Florida Aquarium opened in 1995 and is a three-story, 152,000-square foot facility located in downtown Tampa's Xxxxxxxx Channel District. This aquarium facility holds one million gallons of fresh and salt water exhibits featuring Florida's wetlands, coral reefs, and over 4,300 Florida animals and plant specimens. Additional recreational facilities include: Plant Hall which was originally the Tampa Bay Hotel that is considered the finest example of moorish architecture in the western hemisphere; and Ybor Square which is a complex of 3 brick buildings that were constructed in 1886 as the Ybor Cigar Factory, and today houses dozens of shops offering imports, specialty items, antiques and collectibles. The Tampa area offers many fine facilities for conventions, meetings and trade shows. The Xxxxxx Xxxxx Convention Center, located in downtown Tampa on the River, provides a seating capacity of 8,000 with a 64,000 square foot exhibition hall. This 106,000 square foot facility has six meeting rooms, a press room, TV studio, dressing rooms and parking for over 500 cars. The Florida State Fair in Expo Park is located 7 miles east of downtown Tampa on 276 acres and contains 88,000 square feet of space with 45 foot high ceilings, all unobstructed by columns. The Tampa area is served by an excellent school system which includes 158 public schools incorporated within the Hillsborough County School District and 112 private schools. The Hillsborough County School System is the 12th largest in the United States and the 3rd largest in Florida. The public school system also has special schools for exceptional children, including classes for the deaf, blind, crippled, learning disabled and gifted. The Hillsborough County Public School System as a whole, ranks above the national and Florida average levels of achievement on scholastic aptitude tests with comprehensive basic skills test scores being above the national level for all grades. The area has a strong vocational/technical school system w...
Area Description. (CONT'D.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are 21 major general, specialty and military hospitals in Hillsborough County with a combined total of more than 4,000 beds. Special medical services available at Tampa's hospitals include a radiation clinic, cobalt treatment, artificial kidney machines, burn and cardiovascular units. Numerous medical laboratories in the Tampa area offer a wide variety of capabilities with a crippled children's hospital, a nuclear magnetic resonance scanner and other medically oriented research support facilities being available. In summary, the Tampa and Hillsborough County area continues to reflect a vital and growing population and economy which have reflected positive upward trends within the recent past. The area reflects a relatively well diversified economic base which should provide for a stable economic future for the area within upcoming years. [NEIGHBORHOOD MAP APPEARS HERE] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NEIGHBORHOOD DESCRIPTION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The subject property is located in the northeast quadrant of the Tampa metropolitan area, along the east boundary of the incorporated limits of the community of Temple Terrace. The subject neighborhood is primarily residential in character. Access to the neighborhood is via Temple Terrace Highway which is also known as Xxxxx Boulevard west of 56th Street. The subject property is situated approximately 4.5 miles east of Interstate 275 and approximately 2 miles west of U.S. 301 and the Interstate 75. U.S. 92 is located approximately 2.5 miles south of the subject and is the closest access route to Interstate 4 via 56th Street. The Xxxxx Gardens entertainment complex is located 2.5 miles west of the subject on the north side of Xxxxx Boulevard and the campus of the University of South Florida is situated 2.5 miles northeast of the subject property along the north side of Xxxxxx Avenue. Florida College has its athletic facilities immediately north and northeast of the subject, while the educational buildings and other facilities which comprise this private school are located immediately west of the Hillsborough River on the north side of Temple Terrace Highway. The Temple Terrace Golf and Country Club wanders through the established residential areas in the east central portion of the community of Temple Terrace alon...
Area Description. Geographical and ecological description The Finnish-Norwegian River Basin District is composed of Xxxx, Neiden and Pasvik water districts. While Xxxx and Neiden cover territory in Norway and Finland, Pasvik water district also stretches into Russia (figure 1). However, Russia is not part of the agreement concerning the international river basin district. The Finnish-Norwegian River Basin District covers the catchments for the xxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxx, Pasvik and Munkelva, which drain into the Barents Sea. The total land area of the river basin is roughly 48 000 km², with roughly two-thirds located in Finland. The area is sparsely populated and there are only a few bigger towns in the area. The population on the Finnish side of the area is roughly 8000 and the population density is 0.3 people/km2. There are roughly 20 000 inhabitants living on Norwegian side of the river basin. This results in few influences for a majority of the water bodies in the river basin district, and thus the ecological status is high or good for most of the area. Most of the river basin district is in the Sami native region. Altitude differences in the mountain area are large, ranging from 150 to 600 m above sea level. The area around Lake Inari is hilly, where the altitude varies from 100 to 200 m above sea level. Vegetation is sparse in many parts of the area, and outcrops are abundant. In the valleys (e.g. River Xxxx and Utsjoki valleys) there are ridges and deltas. Large sand deposits are formed in the rivers, which have dug out various levels in the xxxxx river terraces, which are used for cultivation and settlements. The bedrock varies from sandstone to granite and gneiss rock. The land is characterised by moraines, valleys with sandbanks and terrace surfaces, and vegetation varying from barren mountains and plains to pine forests and large marshy areas. The Pasvik water district borders the Siberian Taiga forest. The Xxxx water district is formed of the same geological rock formation as the rest of Northern Finland like granite gneiss, slate and abyssal rock areas. As a result of the rock formation and its acidic nature, which can be seen also in the soil, the vegetation is typical for that kind of selective environment. Apart from the Pasvik River, the aquatic environment in the area is typically nutrient-poor and clear, and waterbodies contain very little organic matter. The watersheds are rich in species both in terms of vegetation, fish, birds and mammals. The biggest rivers ...
Area Description. Technology Central Gaming System Install, secure, maintain, and update as necessary a central gaming system, and provide for a disaster recovery system, which includes hardware, Software, communications, network, and equipment and other components necessary for the sales, validation, and inventory management of the Lottery. Select, contract with, and manage a Person that will verify and certify: (i) the randomness of the Central Gaming System Software code (including updates) and (ii) that said code is free of malicious Software that may impact the integrity of the Quick Pick randomization process. Data and Reports Collect and provide in a usable format to the Commission all data and information related to Provider’s obligations and activities under this Agreement including any and all reports that the Commission deems necessary or desirable. Websites Design, maintain, and host the Commission’s public website. Design, maintain, and host a separate and distinct website for Provider’s internal and/or public communications. Sales Channels Retail Hardware Provide, install, maintain, and update as necessary all retail hardware and Software components necessary for the sales, validation, and inventory management of the Lottery. Area Description Ticket Vending Provide, install, stock, maintain, and update as necessary ticket vending equipment and components including dispensing machines, distribution channels, networking, and other components necessary for the sale of Lottery Games. Products Lottery Game Design Design, format, and maintain the appearance and specifications of all Lottery Games that are not multi-jurisdictional in nature. Product Portfolio Continually analyze and develop the Commission’s portfolio of Lottery Games, including: (i) the type of Lottery Games to be offered; (ii) the sales price of Lottery Tickets; (iii) the number and size of Prizes; (iv) the method of selecting winning Lottery Tickets; (v) the manner and payment of Prizes; and (vi) the frequency of Drawings. Promotions Continually develop, manage and implement Promotions. Perform Promotional Drawings involving Prizes valued at the Limit Amount or less. Subscriptions Develop and implement a subscription program for Lottery Games. Platform and Channel Development Analyze, develop and implement new platforms and channels for Lottery Games. Logistics Printing Print Lottery Tickets Distribution Distribute Lottery Tickets and consumables (including management of ticket returns and ticket d...
