Monitoring Schedule. The Delivery Partner will provide the following information to the BAB Programme Manager:
Monitoring Schedule. The City monitors for compliance with HOME requirements annually. The Owner will be responsible for reporting beneficiary and rent data on each HOME Unit on HOME Monitoring Checklist 6-D (attached as Exhibit “E”) throughout each year. Additionally, on-site monitoring to inspect individual units (a minimum of 20%), review of rent and occupancy requirements, review of the lease in effect and tenant selection policies, and other items noted in this Agreement will be conducted in the first year of this Agreement, and every subsequent year. EXHIBIT B ACCOUNTING SYSTEM COMPLIANCE PROVISIONS
Monitoring Schedule. The recipient will prepare and submit mid-point and final monitoring reports. Monitoring information will be required as set out below and additional information may be requested during the funding period. Monitoring Period Reporting Period Deadline Mid-point: Xx/xx/2022 – xx//2023 TBA Final: xx/xx/2022 – xx/xx/2023 TBA Monitoring information will be provided using the PCC’s monitoring form unless otherwise agreed.
Monitoring Schedule. The standard of the service will be formally monitored throughout the period of the Agreement to ensure that the requirements of the Agreement and the service standards are being met. The following schedule sets out the functions in the service to be monitored, how and the frequency. FUNCTION HOW FREQUENCY Provision of training for all staff and volunteers in accordance with the Quality Assurance standards of the Agreement The Maltings to keep under review and monitor Quarterly The Maltings to seek and apply for additional funding for project work and core services The Maltings to keep under review and monitor Quarterly Cost of delivering outreach service The Maltings to keep under review and monitor Six monthly Work with the Council investment to the Borough to attract further cultural The Maltings and Council to keep under review and monitor Quarterly The Maltings Outreach Service – Performance Indicators Youth theatre – attendance numbers, performances delivered, sessions supported – establish how many ??? The Maltings to report to Council Quarterly Workshops – sessions delivered, attendance numbers in the Council’s priority wards - target (number??) sessions (number attending???) The Maltings to report to Council Quarterly Producing theatre – number of new commissions, touring venues – target 1 commission per year, touring venues 4 The Maltings to report to Council Quarterly Number of formal complaints received The Maltings to report to Council Quarterly Completion of customer satisfaction survey The Maltings to undertake outcomes to Council and report Annually SIGNED by XXXX XXXXXX for and on ) behalf of WAVERLEY BOROUGH COUNCIL ) in the presence of:- ) SIGNED by XX XXXXXX for ) and on behalf of FARNHAM MALTINGS )
Monitoring Schedule. Considered complete on notification of the San Francisco County Coroner and NAHC, if necessary. Considered complete upon notification of appropriate National Japanese American Historical Society, shall be notified and Chinese Historic Overseas Chinese American organization and shall be allowed the opportunity to monitor and advise further mitigation efforts, including archaeological identification, evaluation, interpretation, and public interpretive efforts. Final Archaeological Resources Report. The archaeological consultant shall submit a draft final archaeological resources report (XXXX) to the ERO that evaluates the historical significance of any discovered archaeological resource and describes the archaeological and historical research methods employed in the archaeological testing/monitoring/data recovery program(s) undertaken. Information that may put any archaeological resource at risk shall be provided in a separate removable insert within the final report. Once approved by the ERO, copies of the XXXX shall be distributed as follows: California Archaeological Site Survey Northwest Information Society of America or National Japanese American Historical Society. Project Sponsor/Archaeolo gical consultant at the direction of the ERO. Archaeological consultant at the or Japanese archaeological deposit. After completion of archaeological data recovery, inventorying, analysis, and interpretation. Written certification Historical Society and implement any further mitigation advised. Submit a Draft XXXX.
Monitoring Schedule. A. The GRANTEE agrees to allow the COMMISSION to conduct on-site inspections of the artificial reef materials, staging site and construction site before, during, and after the deployment.
Monitoring Schedule. No additional monitoring activities have been identified at this time; however, additional tasks may be identified during the pendency of the agreement.
Monitoring Schedule. As per Annexure -III of the TGM issued by MoEF&CC and guidelines of CPCB Ambient air quality monitoring was carried out twice a week with a frequency of 24 hours for 12 weeks. Ambient Air Quality Monitoring (AAQM) stations were set up at 8 locations with due consideration to the above mentioned points. AAQM locations were selected in downwind and upwind direction of the proposed mining lease area covering core and buffer zones. The details of the monitoring stations are given in Figure 3.2. Ambient air quality monitoring was carried out twice a week with a frequency of 24 hours for 12 weeks during the study period. The common air pollutant namely, Particulate Matter-10 (PM10), Sulphur-dioxide (SO2), Oxides of Nitrogen (NO2) has been measured through a planned field monitoring. Statistical parameters like minimum, maximum, average and 98th percentiles have been computed from the observed field data for all sampling stations. These are compared with the standards prescribed by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) for industrial, residential rural and other area. AAQ LOCATIONS Locations Code Landuse/ Landcover Locations Direction Distance (km) Latitude Longitude AAQ 1 Project site Site area 0 21°40.188'N 73°12.554'E XXX 0 Xxxx Xxxx site E 0.78 21° 40.057'N 73°13.098'E XXX 0 Xxxx Xxxx side S 0.83 73°13.098'E 73°12.712'E XXX 0 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx XXX 1.62 21°39.292'N 73°12.203'E XXX 0 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxx store WSWS 1.58 21°39.892'N 73°11.364'E XXX 0 Xxxx Xx xxxxx road ESE 2.51 21° 39.510'N 73°13.964'E XXX 0 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx XXX 2.5 21°40.989'N 73°11.323'E XXX 0 Xxxxxxxx XXX padvaniya ENE 3.22 21°41.110'N 73°14.462'E Figure 3.2: Showing Ambient Air Monitoring Locations marked within the Study Area Table 3.3: Location of Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations Table 3.3 (a): Ambient Air Quality in the Study Area PM10. Location PM10 (µg/m3 ) Code Name of the Station Min Max Average 98th percentiles AAQ1 Site area 62.5 76.7 68.15 76.52 XXX0 Xxxx side 51.2 73.6 60.516 73.55 XXX0 Xxxx side 38.1 76.8 65.1 76.11 AAQ4 Village 54.3 72.5 63.65 71.9 AAQ5 Kanchanpari store 58.9 83.8 68.14 80.58 AAQ6 Hd xxxxx road 53.6 73.7 64.93 73.61 AAQ7 Dholakuva 58.2 73.6 65.09 73.00 AAQ8 PHC padvaniya 54.20 78.90 63.89 78.76 Table 3.3 (b): Ambient Air Quality in the Study AreaPM2.5 Location PM2.5(µg/m3 ) Code Name of Station Min Max Average 98th percentiles AAQ1 Site area 31.6 41.8 35.47 41.16 XXX0 Xxxx side 22.7 36.7 29.732 36.47 AAQ3 Road side 6 43 33.0 76.11 AAQ4 Village 24.6 38.9 32...
Monitoring Schedule. The City monitors for compliance with HOME requirements annually. The Owner will be responsible for reporting beneficiary and rent data on each HOME unit on HOME Monitoring Checklist 6-D (attached as Exhibit “E”) during that time. Additionally, an on-site monitoring to inspect individual units (a minimum of 20%); review rent and occupancy requirements; review the lease in effect and tenant selection policies, and other items noted in this Agreement will be conducted in the first year of this Agreement and, because the Project has a projected seventy- two (72)) HOME units, every year following that. (This is in accordance with HUD’s requirements for projects of this size). EXHIBIT B ACCOUNTING SYSTEM COMPLIANCE PROVISIONS
Monitoring Schedule. 5.1 The activity levels of individual Pharmacies will not be capped due to the numbers involved within the scheme and the nature of the service.
