CRADLE TO GRAVE DOCUMENTATION Sample Clauses

CRADLE TO GRAVE DOCUMENTATION. Project documentation shall be “cradle to grave” and reflect all work completed, on a per parcel basis. All Operation costs, including the costs of the DDHTR contractor, that can be directly attributed to an individual property shall be tracked by Contractor on a per Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) basis. These are designated as “individual property costs”. Other costs that cannot be directly attributed to an individual property but are necessary as part of the success of the operation, such as community water tenders, street sweeping, air monitoring, operation management, community health and safety, or monitoring activities will be tracked as “Community Costs”. Costs incurred relating to public properties, such as government buildings, certain schools, and institutions, must be tracked separately pursuant to written direction provided by the User Agency. In all cases, Contractor shall track and document costs with a sufficient level of detail, redundancy, and integrity necessary to meet the provisions of the User Agreement. Contractor shall document the full life cycle of each parcel, in a method compliant with the terms and conditions of the User Agreement, from initial evaluation through site assessment, debris removal, hazard tree removal delivery of a clean, clear parcel, and transport and delivery of debris to end use facility. This shall include documentation of any parcel removed from the Program before all work is complete, in circumstances including, but not limited to, property owner withdrawal or property owner action rendering the property ineligible for the Program.
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