Common use of Naming Convention Clause in Contracts

Naming Convention. The Agreement duration agreed upon by the Parties is 5 years. The City and Owner agree to extend this agreement for an additional 5-year period upon mutual review and revision to this agreement. Nutrient Management Plans are not eligible for this Agreement. The NRCS practice names, practice code numbers, and practice acreages for the 5-year agreement are shown in Table 1 below. The Owner will be allowed to adjust which fields are in the cover crop program as necessary due to weather and other environmental conditions, given P credit reduction modeled in Snap Plus remains within 10% of the specified amount in the WQT plan, 210 P credits, and all fields remain within the watershed. Existing buffer strips removed for crop rotation shall be done only as approved by County and should be done in conjunction with cover crop rotation to comply with the requirement to be within 10% of the specified amount in the WQT plan. When buffer strips are reestablished in areas used for a rotational crop, new buffer strip should be treated as a new installation and reimbursed by the City per this agreement. Table 1 – Management Measure Practice Summary *This is a list of potential fields for the cover crop program for the duration of the agreement. It is not intended that cover crop will be planted on every field listed every year of the agreement. Cover crops: Cover crops shall be installed as approved by the County based on the seeding rate and dates recommended in Table 1. of the NRCS Wisconsin 340 Cover Crop Guidance Document provided in Attachment 1. If other installation methods are used, seeding rate and dates should be adjusted and approved by the County. Methods for seeding cover crops shall be approved by the County and shall include but are not limited to: • Broadcast • Drill • Aerial

Naming Convention. The Agreement duration agreed upon by the Parties is 5 years. The City and Owner agree to extend this agreement for an additional 5-year period upon mutual review and revision to this agreement. Nutrient Management Plans are not eligible for this Agreement. The NRCS practice names, practice code numbers, and practice acreages for the 5-year agreement are shown in Table 1 below. The Owner will be allowed to adjust which fields are in the cover crop program as necessary due to weather and other environmental conditions, given P credit reduction modeled in Snap Plus remains within 10% of the specified amount in the WQT plan, 210 P credits, and all fields remain within the watershed. Existing buffer strips removed for crop rotation shall be done only as approved by County and should be done in conjunction with cover crop rotation to comply with the requirement to be within 10% of the specified amount in the WQT plan. When buffer strips are reestablished in areas used for a rotational crop, new buffer strip should be treated as a new installation and reimbursed by the City per this agreement. Table 1 – Management Measure Practice Summary *This is a list of potential fields for the cover crop program for the duration of the agreement. It is not intended that cover crop will be planted on every field listed every year of the agreement. Cover crops: Cover crops shall be installed as part of this agreement to obtain the total amount of 210 Phosphorous credit. Meeting the requirement of 210 credits is to be done through a combination of cover crops and buffer strips shown in Table 1 above for the fields shown in Appendix A map. The total acreage of cover crops is determined by the WQT Snap Plus model and may vary but is estimated to be approximately 100 acres annually. The fields suggested for cover crops in Table 1 above exceed the required area for cover crops and are intended to be used on a rotational basis as approved by the County based on county to meet the seeding required credits. Seeding rate and dates recommended in Table 1. of the NRCS Wisconsin 340 Cover Crop Guidance Document provided in Attachment 1Appendix C should be followed. If other installation methods are used, seeding rate and dates should be adjusted and approved by the County. Methods for seeding cover crops shall be approved by the County and shall include but are not limited to: • Broadcast • Drill • Aerial