Baseline Clause Samples

Baseline. The time and conditions that comprise the point of comparison for determining the environmental effects and their magnitude (or significance) resulting from a proposed plan, policy, or project.

Baseline. Enrolle’s data compared to referred students who did not enroll in the program. Success: 30% or more improvement in either grades, attendance, or decrease of referrals. Evaluator: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ LPHA, LCSW Use: To show the effectiveness of the program’s ability to decrease violence in the community.

Baseline. DEDICATED MDIO BUS PER CFP8 MODULE

Baseline a. To establish a baseline for determining a New or Increased Diversion, Consumptive Use or Withdrawal, each Party shall develop either or both of the following lists for their jurisdiction: i. A list of existing Withdrawal approvals as of the effective date of the Compact; ii. A list of the capacity of existing systems as of the effective date of this Compact. The capacity of the existing systems should be presented in terms of Withdrawal capacity, treatment capacity, distribution capacity, or other capacity limiting factors. The capacity of the existing systems must represent the state of the systems. Existing capacity determinations shall be based upon approval limits or the most restrictive capacity information. b. For all purposes of this Compact, volumes of Diversions, Consumptive Uses, or Withdrawals of Water set forth in the list(s) prepared by each Party in accordance with this Section, shall constitute the baseline volume. c. The list(s) shall be furnished to the Regional Body and the Council within one year of the effective date of this Compact.

Baseline original approved plan (for project, work package, or activity), plus or minus approved scope changes. .4

Baseline. Directors are required to indicate what has been done previously in relation to the Target set for the year.

Baseline. This Safe Harbor Agreement defines the baseline condition, prior to any barred owl removal actions, as habitat that currently supports resident spotted owls. Conversely, the term “non-baseline” is used in the Agreement to describe areas that have not been occupied for at least three years. The USFWS has determined the baseline spotted owl territories for this Agreement based on annual spotted owl survey data and forest stand/habitat information according to the process in the discussion that follows. Thanks to continued monitoring of spotted owls on Weyerhaeuser lands as part of the ongoing spotted owl surveys conducted under the Northwest Forest Plan Monitoring program, we have strong annual survey data for most of the area that would be included in the Agreement, and can establish a baseline based on the estimated current occupancy status of each spotted owl site. Multiple years of data are preferred as the spotted owl’s response to the presence of barred owls may have further reduced their propensity to respond to call surveys. Therefore, for the purposes of this Agreement, spotted owl sites on which annual surveys detected the presence of at least one resident spotted owl over the last three year period from 2013 through 2015 will be considered to support current spotted owls in the Study Area and are considered as baseline sites. USFWS biologists delineated both currently occupied and historic spotted owl using ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ polygons. USFWS used these territories to define spotted owl sites within the treatment area (Map 3). To delineate the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ polygons, USFWS biologists located annual site centers (i.e. the most biologically important location from each year based on the following hierarchical ranking: 1) active nest, 2) fledged young, 3) primary roost location, 4) diurnal location, and 5) nocturnal detection) for each spotted owl site. They then used the Euclidean Allocation Distance tool in ArcGIS (ESRI 2011) to delineate a ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ polygon around all annual center locations for each spotted owl territory. Thus, the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ polygon represents the estimated cumulative area of use by a single or pair of spotted owls during the survey period (March to August). The ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ polygon encompasses all the annual territory center locations, and extends outward to a maximum of one half the median nearest neighbor distance, or midway between the annual territory center locations of spotted owls occupying adjacent territories, whichever distance is shorter. ...

Baseline. (a) Within fifteen (15) days of completion of the Road Construction, the City, SaskPower and the Rural Municipality of Moose Jaw (if any Roads fall within the jurisdiction of the Rural Municipality of Moose Jaw) will conduct a joint assessment of the Roads for the purpose of determining the baseline conditions which are present on, in or under the Roads prior to commencement of the Construction Period and against which impacts of construction activities will be assessed (the “Baseline Conditions”) upon completion of the Construction Period. SaskPower and the City will evidence in writing their mutual agreement as to the Baseline Conditions identified in the aforesaid Roads assessment. Notwithstanding, the Baseline Conditions will not apply to Corstorphine Avenue.

Baseline. The term "Baseline" means the base amount of a Service to be provided by PwCES to Equifax with respect to the Continuing Services as set forth in Exhibit 1, excluding (i) any incremental Service generating Incremental Charges or Incremental Credits or (ii) Additional Services, Ancillary Services or Termination Services.