Narrative. Commentary covering site improvements, circulation, organization of building space in relation to program requirements, building materials, special features, building systems (HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, structural, security, and video voice and data).
Narrative. This section should include firm’s philosophy, approach(s) and preferred methods for meeting requirements, deliverables, and the aforementioned services listed in the Scope of Services. Provide the greatest amount of meaning detail possible to describe the proposed products and/or services. Indicate if your firm can meet the specifications, or if the specifications can be met only under certain conditions or circumstances. If your firm is not able to meet the specification, briefly explain why, noting any concerns or issues Xxxxxxx County should be aware of. Provide a timeline indicating deliverables, vendor responsibilities and resources needed from Xxxxxxx County. Merely reiterating the specifications are strongly discouraged, as they do not provide insight into the firm’s ability to meet the specifications.
Narrative. DUE DILIGENCE AND PROPER USE: The development allowed by the lease has occurred. It is recommended that the lease be kept in force. PROPER USE: The leased premises are being used in accordance with the lease agreement. ADEQUATE INSURANCE AND BOND COVERAGE: The lessee has been asked to provide proof of adequate insurance coverage. The lease allows the Trust to require a bond at any time, or to require additional bonding as may be in the best interest of the beneficiary. No performance and reclamation bond is required at this time because of the low risks associated with the lessee’s current uses. WATER RIGHTS AND XXXXX: There are no Trust-owned water rights associated with this lease. ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE: The property was inspected and reviewed for environmental compliance on April 6, 2021. The lease inspection indicated it would be rated as low risk. There is no evidence of underground petroleum storage tanks, stained soil, unauthorized uses, or solid waste on the premises. All oil and gas containers are being properly stored. The site appears clean and orderly. The complete inspection report will be added to the lease file. The lease agreement provides for periodic increases in the annual base rental amount. Pursuant to the lease agreement, it is recommended that the annual base rental be increased from $1,080.00 per year to $1,240.00 per year based on a Consumer Price Index ("CPI") adjustment, effective August 1, 2021. A certified notice was sent informing the lessee of this action. An analysis of comparable parcels and rental rates in the area show that these adjusted rentals meet market value. Based on this analysis, it has been determined that an appraisal is not warranted and that adjustments should be based on CPI. The existing lease is currently considered the highest and best use of a parcel of this type of land. The annual rental for SULA 6597 has been increased from $1,080.00 to $1,240.00, effective August 1, 2021. The next five-year review will be completed by August 1, 2026. DA Date: 05/10/2021 Status: Approved by Xxxxx Xxx Department: Surface Drafted By: Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxx ID: 6598 EPHRAIM, UT 84627 Administrator: Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxx County: Beaver Total acres: 27.5000 Start Date: 08/01/2012 Beneficiary: School LAND PARCELS (GIS Review of Description: 01/26/2012) 25.000 acres T28S, R14W, SLB&M Section 21: N2N2NE4NW4NW4 2.5000 acres
Narrative. For purposes of understanding the scope of services required through this contract, the agency owns and requests full service maintenance on the following twenty-seven (27) MFD, located in New Hampshire areas only. Copiers may be move to different locations within state during this contract, but will always remain in New Hampshire. Equipment may be viewed by appointment only Location Model Serial # Meter Reading 3-31-2022 Berlin Kyocera Mita 2560 QAS0908888 150,921 Berlin Kyocera Mita 420i F/P QWG0806854 931056 Claremont Kyocera Mita 2560 QAS0908887 133,321 Claremont Kyocera Mita 420i F/P QWG0806881 564,083 Colebrook Kyocera Mita 1650 F/P AGK3111342 317,716 Concord Kyocera Mita 1650 F/P AGK3111340 142,937 Concord Kyocera Mita 2050 AGJ3117310 472,276 Concord Kyocera Mita 2050 F/P AGH3081152 237,191 Concord Kyocera Mita 1650 F/P AGK3081297 430,588 Concord Kyocera Mita 2050 AGJ3130009 265,788 Concord Kyocera Mita 1650 F/P AGK3077410 294,844 Concord Kyocera Mita 2560/P QAS0908889 527,390 Concord Kyocera Mita 2560/F QAS0908897 807,385 Concord Kyocera Mita 420i F/P QWG0X08443 530,146 Xxxxxx Kyocera Mita 420i F/P QWG0Y09128 518,393 Xxxxxx Kyocera Mita 2560 QAS0908885 111,744 Keene Kyocera Mita 2560/P QAS0708323 256,850 Laconia Kyocera Mita 2560/P QAS0908896 288,086 Laconia Kyocera Mita 420i F/P QWG0806865 973,715 Littleton Kyocera Mita 2560/P QAS0908892 91,044 Manchester Kyocera Mita 2560 QAS0608113 349,680 Nashua Kyocera Mita 2560 QAS0608112 79,141 Portsmouth Kyocera Mita 2560 QAS0908875 343,552 Portsmouth Kyocera Mita 420i F/P QWG0806851 970,101 Salem Kyocera Mita 420i F/P QWG0806846 658,441 Salem Kyocera Mita 2560 QAS0908886 145,811 Somersworth Kyocera Mita 2560/P QAS0908884 371,279
Narrative. Offerors shall provide a narrative for each past performance example. The narrative shall describe the contract listed, the contract objectives achieved, and how the contract is relevant to the requirements of this solicitation.
Narrative. The classroom observation was satisfactory: Yes No
Narrative. Technical competence and job knowledge – Understands and properly applies all laws, ordinances, statutes, interview and interrogation techniques and policy and procedures. Operates and cares for all equipment/vehicles in a safe and appropriate manner. Uses proper officer-safety techniques. Uses appropriate crime scene investigation techniques and is familiar with current technologies. Can investigate cases without excessive guidance. Makes ethical, rational, and sound decisions that are in accordance with Department policy. Can perform all essential job functions.
Narrative. This range improvement is in compliance with R850-50-1100(5)(a) and (b). The project does enhance the value of the resources pursuant to R850-50-1100(5)(c). Estimated cost/value of the project is $155,501.00, with $31,100.00 being provided by the applicant, and the remaining portion provided by NRCS and WRI. The applicant’s portion will be amortized as shown below. Following is a flat-rate amortization schedule using the NRCS schedule for this project, should the School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration ("SITLA") cancel the grazing permit before these improvements are fully amortized. If the permittee sells or allows the permit to expire or to be canceled due to his own actions, then the amortization schedule will be canceled. Only the applicant’s contributions towards the associated project costs will be amortized. PROJECT: Troughs and Tank PROJECT COST: $2,890.00 PROJECT LIFE: 10 years YEAR COMPLETED: 2021 YEARLY AMORTIZED DEDUCTION: $289.00 YEAR FULLY AMORTIZED: 2031 PROJECT: Fence PROJECT COST: $19,374 PROJECT LIFE: 30 years YEAR COMPLETED: 2021 YEARLY AMORTIZED DEDUCTION: $645.80 YEAR FULLY AMORTIZED: 2051 PROJECT: Pipeline and Pumping Plant PROJECT COST: $8,838.00 PROJECT LIFE: 20 years YEAR COMPLETED: 2021 YEARLY AMORTIZED DEDUCTION: $441.90 YEAR FULLY AMORTIZED: 2041 RIP 864 was approved to build new fences and install a water-development system with the associated amortization schedule. DA Date: 10/05/2020 Status: Approved by Xxxxx Xxx Department: Surface Drafted By: Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx ID: 5703 PO BOX 126 JENSEN, UT 84035 Administrator: Hallows, Ethan County: Uintah Beneficiary: School Total acres: 160.00 LAND PARCELS (GIS Review of Description: 09/29/2020) T4S, R25E, SLB&M Section 16: N2NE4 T4S, R25E, SLB&M Section 16: S2SE4 80.00 acres 80.00 acres BACKGROUND REQUESTED/PROPOSED ACTION: The applicant proposes to apply spike herbicide treatment to control the overgrowth of brush to allow more favorable plants to grow for livestock and wildlife benefit. The applicant submitted a proposal for this range improvement project on September 25, 2020. The applicant is completing the project. The project is exempt from the Resource Development Coordinating Committee ("RDCC"). There will be no ground disturbance. No cultural resource clearance will be needed. A search of the Trust's records was made to determine the status of the areas involved. Contracts, leases, and permits in the project areas are: GP 20947. Due to the nature of the project the gra...
Narrative. 1.1 Information
i. Project Information including Project Name, Location, Project Company, Capacity, and Expected COD etc.
ii. Delays if any iii. Issues if any iv. Any other information
Narrative. CMR shall include with its monthly update to the Master Project Schedule, a Schedule Narrative Report containing a narrative that includes the following:
3.9.6.1. CMR’s transmittal letter;
3.9.6.2. Description of problem tasks, referenced to field instructions, RFIs, Change Order numbers, or claim numbers as appropriate;
3.9.6.3. Current and anticipated delays not resolved by approved Change Order, including:
3.9.6.3.1. CMR’s reason for the cause of the delay;
3.9.6.3.2. Corrective action and schedule adjustments to correct the delay including the use of Float; and
3.9.6.3.3. Known or potential impact of the delay on other activities, milestones, and project completion date.
3.9.6.4. Changes in construction sequence;
3.9.6.5. Pending items and status thereof including but not limited to:
3.9.6.5.1. Pending Change Orders;
3.9.6.5.2. Time extension requests; and
