Finalization of Documents. The Revision.1 primary document shall become the final primary document upon EPA and SCDHEC written concurrence or, if dispute resolution is invoked, a t com pletion of the dispute resolution process should the DOE’s position be sustained. If the DOE’s determination is not sustained in the dispute resolution process, the DOE shall prepare, within sixty (60) days, a revision of the document which conform s to the results of dispute resolution. In appropriate circumstances, the time period for this revision period may be extended in accordance with Section XXXI (Extensions) of this Agreement.
Finalization of Documents. The Draft Final Primary Document shall serve as the final Primary Document if no Party invokes dispute resolution regarding the document or, if invoked, at the completion of the dispute resolution process should Navy’s position be sustained. If Navy’s determination is not sustained in the dispute resolution process, Navy shall prepare, within not more than 35 days, a revision of the Draft Final Document that conforms to the results of dispute resolution. In appropriate circumstances, the time period for this revision period may be extended in accordance with Section XIII (Extensions) hereof.
Finalization of Documents. The draft or revised document shall serve as the final document upon the completion of consultation with Ohio EPA. If dispute resolution is invoked, the draft or revised document shall serve as the final document upon completion of the dispute resolution process if the Park Service’s position is sustained. If the Park Service’s position is not sustained in the dispute resolution process, the Park Service shall prepare a revised document which conforms with the result of the dispute resolution process. The Park Service shall use its best efforts to prepare the revised document within thirty (30) days of the resolution of the dispute.
Finalization of Documents. The draft final Primary Document shall serve as the final Primary Document if no Party invokes dispute resolution regarding the document or, if invoked, at the completion of the dispute resolution process should VA’s position be sustained. If VA’s determination is not sustained in the dispute resolution process, VA shall prepare, within not more than thirty-five (35) days, a revision of the draft final document, which conforms to the results of dispute resolution. In appropriate circumstances, the time period for this revision period may be extended in accordance with Section XIII – EXTENSIONS.
Finalization of Documents. Contractor will finalize the Functional and Technical Requirements Document and Geodatabase Design Document and submit it to Merced County for approval. County will review the documents and recommend corrections. It is expected that there will be multiple submission and correction steps prior to final acceptance of the plan. Píoduct Dcli:cíablcs: The following products will be delivered to County as part of this project phase: • Detailed initial Functional and Technical Specification document which will include the finalized requirements for the parcel construction project. • Initial Functional and Technical Requirements Document submitted to Merced County Project Lead electronically in Microsoft Word format. • Final Functional and Technical Requirements Document submitted to County electronically in Microsoft Word format incorporating information learned in the Onsite Requirements Workshop • Initial Geodatabase Design Document submitted to ounty Project Lead electronically in Microsoft Word format. • Final Geodatabase Design Document submitted to County electronically in Microsoft Word format incorporating information learned in the Onsite Requirements Workshop. • Data Model Documentation as agreed with the Assessor’s Office and the data model in both file geodatabase format and XML format. ľimcli⭲c: • All tasks are expected to be completed within sixty (60) days of contract execution. Acccpta⭲cc Cíitcíia: • County acceptance of final Geodatabase Design Document – acceptance must be noted by written authorization from County that this phase of the project is complete and that Contractor may proceed with other phases of the project. • County acceptance of final Functional and Technical Requirements Document – acceptance must be noted by written authorization from County that this phase of the project is complete and that Contractor may proceed with other phases of the project. Bc⭲ckmaík: • Completion of Functional and Technical Requirements Document and Geodatabase Design Document with written notice to proceed by County
Finalization of Documents. Contractor will finalize the Transition Plan Document and submit it to County for approval. County will review the documents and recommend corrections. It is expected that there will be multiple submission and correction steps prior to final acceptance of the plan. Píoduct Dcli:cíablcs: The following products will be delivered to County as part of this project phase: • Detailed Transition Plan for moving from the County’s existing parcel fabric to the new one. • Initial Transition Plan Document submitted to County Project Lead electronically in Microsoft Word format. • Final Transition Plan Document submitted to County electronically in Microsoft Word, incorporating information learned in the Onsite Requirements Workshop. ľimcli⭲c All tasks are expected to be completed within thirty (30) days prior to final delivery of products and services in Phase 5. Acccpta⭲cc Cíitcíia: • County acceptance of final Transition Plan Document – acceptance must be noted by written authorization from County that this phase of the project is complete and that Contractor may proceed with other phases of the project. Bc⭲ckmaík: • Completion of Transition Plan Document with written notice to proceed by County
