General inclusions Sample Clauses

General inclusions. Ku-ring-gai Council may require a planning agreement to include additional provisions such as:  the date or circumstances at which times a planning agreement may come into effect;  the application of the goods and services tax to the agreement;  whether money contributed under a planning agreement may be pooled with other money from planning agreements and/or monetary development contributions and paid progressively towards for the purposes for which the money has been levied;  the circumstances in which a developers obligations may be modified which may include material changes to the planning controls applying to the land, material changes to the development consent applying to the land, the lapsing of a development consent, the revocation or modification of a relevant development consent by the Minister, or other material changes affecting the operations of the planning agreement;  the circumstances in which a developers obligations shall be considered to be discharged;  the procedure for modifying a planning agreement;  clauses related to the specific nature of the land dedication, monetary contributions, recurrent funding, material public benefits or works of the types listed in Part 5 of this policy; and/or  any other clauses as may be required in the circumstances of the negotiation.
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General inclusions. 1 A representative from your company will be responsible for attending weekly contractor meetings, safety meeting and scheduling meetings.
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General inclusions. Ku-ring-gai Council may require a planning agreement to include additional clauses such as: ▪ the date or circumstances at which time a planning agreement may come into effect.2 ▪ the application of the goods and services tax to the agreement; ▪ whether money contributed under a planning agreement may be pooled with other money from planning agreements and/or monetary development contributions and paid progressively towards for the purposes for which the money has been levied; ▪ the circumstances in which a developer’s obligations may be modified which may include material changes to the planning controls applying to the land, material changes to the development consent applying to the land, the lapsing of a development consent, the revocation or modification of a relevant development consent by the Minister, or other material changes affecting the operation of the planning agreement; ▪ the circumstances in which a developer’s obligations shall be considered to be discharged; ▪ the procedure for modifying a planning agreement;
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General inclusions. A) Safety: • All Subcontractor personal shall wear the required Personal Protective Equipment. • Subcontractor must provide all Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when required for their work including, but not limited to: a) hard hats, eye protection, foot protection, high-visibility clothing, b) work shoes that have ankle support and substantial sole protection exhibiting anti-slip properties, c) 100% eye protection is required to be worn by all employees while on the project per ANSI Z 87.1, d) the use of gloves when necessary while on the project i.e. material handling, handling sharp metal/objects, demolition work, etc., and e) additional PPE per task to include ear protection, eye/face protection, fall protection, respirators, air and/or noise monitoring equipment. • All equipment to be used on these projects shall be in compliance with all local, state and national safety requirements. Perform required maintenance and maintain records at the job site for all equipment. Use of broadband backup alarms is required. • Subcontractor shall secure, brake, and remove keys on all unattended equipment. • Subcontractor must notify XXXXXXX immediately of any safety violations and or accidents. • No operators or truck drivers are to be operating equipment and talking on a cell phone at the same time. • Fall protection is required regardless of height as per WAC Part C-1 for exposure to dangerous equipment, floor holes or openings, and impalement hazards. Fall protection is required for all activities on site greater than or equal to four feet or more in height. For activities greater than or equal to ten feet in height, provide site specific safety/fall protection plans to Superintendent BEFORE commencing with any work. SAMPLE • All other safety requirements are included in the Master Agreement at Exhibit 4 – Safety Addendum.
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  • General Background In accordance with the Amendment provision in Section 11 of the Registrar, Transfer Agency and Paying Agency Agreement between State Street Bank and Trust Company (the "Bank") and Royce Value Trust, Inc. (the "Fund") dated August 21, 1996 (the "Agreement"), the parties desire to amend the Agreement.

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