Operational Parameters Clause Samples

Operational Parameters. (1.1) Prior to the date and time of flow at each Location, the Parties shall confirm and schedule Service Requester(s) nominations which will be delivered or received at each Location. Such confirmation between the Parties shall be made electronically via electronic interface system (such as the Parties’ Electronic Bulletin Boards or other successor systems), unless otherwise mutually agreed to by the Parties. (1.2) The Parties intend that the total dekatherms of natural gas actually delivered and received each gas day at each Location will equal the Scheduled Quantities for said Location. Each Party will allocate the dekatherms that have been delivered and received at each Location among the Service Requester Agreements on its system pursuant to the Scheduled Quantities at each such Location. Any difference between the total actual physical flow of gas and the total of all Scheduled Quantities at each Location for such gas day is defined for the purposes of this Agreement as the “Daily Operational Imbalance”. The sum of all unresolved Daily Operational Imbalances at any given time is defined for purposes of this Agreement as the “Cumulative Operational Imbalance”. The Parties shall eliminate such Daily Operational Imbalance and Cumulative Operational Imbalance pursuant to this Agreement. (1.3) Unless the Parties otherwise mutually agree, the best available operating data for gas flows at the Location shall be used on a daily basis during any current period to determine the estimated Cumulative Operational Imbalance at the Location, with physical flow adjustments to be made during that current period as mutually agreed to by both Parties to attempt to maintain or achieve a Cumulative Operational Imbalance of zero at the Location. The Cumulative Operational Imbalance shall be calculated by Measuring Party no later than the tenth (10th) day of the following month. (1.4) [In the event that the Parties agree to resolve any Cumulative Operational Imbalance via the cash out mechanism set forth in Maritimes’ FERC Gas Tariff, the following language will be included in the Operational Balancing Agreement between the Parties as paragraph (1.4): "Any Cumulative Operational Imbalance calculated pursuant to paragraph (1.3) above for said month shall be cashed-out in accordance with the balancing provisions set forth in Section 11.6 of the General Terms and Conditions of Maritimes’ FERC Gas Tariff. Once the Cumulative Operational Imbalance has been cashed out for a part...

Operational Parameters. TREATMENT STRATEGY Summer Operation Total Combined Flow 13.20 20.70 17.50 27.40 21.80 34.10 Winter Operation Total Combined Flow 3.00 8.30 4.00 11.00 4.90 13.70 BRINE DISCHARGE STRATEGY

Operational Parameters. 2.1 Gross head 2.2 Net head 2.3 Rated discharge

Operational Parameters. Operation and maintenance (“O&M”) refer to all activities needed to run the Project Installations. Operation includes the planning and control of the Project Installations and delivery of services to the Users. It also covers the management of client and public relations, legal, personnel, commercial, and accounting functions. All electrical and electro mechanical equipment should be ready and in functional condition, with proper and timely maintenance & inspection, as per relevant maintenance standards and specific Operations and Maintenance Manuals of such equipment. Standards regarding health and safety of personnel and equipment must also be considered while operating and maintaining electrical and electromechanical equipment and appliances. • Supply chain of maintenance parts and operational equipment should always be intact and functioning; • Efficient mechanism should be devised to generate alerts regarding up-gradation and replacement time of all the electrical, electro-mechanical and mechanical machines and equipment; • Operation beyond the specified capacity of any machine or vehicles should be avoided; • Daily washing and regular inspection and maintenance of all HOV, LOV and service vehicles; • External Water Supply and Sanitation

Operational Parameters. 1.1 Prior to the date and time of flow at the Location, the Parties shall confirm and schedule Service Requester(s) nominations, in accordance with the North American Energy Standards Board (“NAESB”) nomination time cycles or more flexible cycles as may be permitted by Gulfstream’s FERC Gas Tariff (if the Parties mutually agree) or per mutual agreement of the Parties for the Scheduled Quantities which will be delivered or received at the Location. Such confirmation between the Parties shall be made electronically via electronic delivery mechanism (“EDM”), or by such electronic means, such as Gulfstream’s website interface or other on-line system, by telephone, or in writing via facsimile prior to gas flow, or as otherwise mutually agreed to by the Parties. 1.2 The Parties intend that the total dekatherms of natural gas actually delivered and received at the Location will equal the Scheduled Quantities for the Location for each gas day or per hour per gas day, as applicable. Subject to the provisions of Paragraph 1.6 of this Agreement, the OBA Party will allocate the dekatherms which have been delivered and received at the Location among the Service Requester Agreements on Gulfstream’s system pursuant to the Scheduled Quantities at the Location. Any difference between the total actual physical flow of gas and the total of all Scheduled Quantities at the Location (i) for any period of time, is defined for purposes of this Agreement as an “Operational Imbalance”, and (ii) for the gas day, is defined for the purposes of this Agreement as the “Daily Operational Imbalance”. The sum of all unresolved Daily Operational Imbalances at any given time is defined for purposes of this Agreement as the “Cumulative Operational Imbalance”. It is the responsibility of the OBA Party to eliminate Operational Imbalances pursuant to this Agreement. 1.3 The best available operating data for gas flows at the Location shall be used on a daily basis during any current period to determine the estimated Operational Imbalance at the Location, with physical flow adjustments to be made during that current period as mutually agreed to by both Parties to attempt to maintain or achieve a Cumulative Operational Imbalance of zero at the Location. 1.4 Unless the Parties otherwise mutually agree, the total Daily Operational Imbalance on any gas day shall not exceed the lesser of (i) percent ( %) of the Scheduled Quantities or (ii) dekatherms for that day at the Location (the “Daily Operational...

Operational Parameters. The following describes the operational parameters that affect the performance of the service provided by this SPA that govern the service delivery environment: Number of End Users: [Range, within 5 FTE, call out student position support.] User Base Description: [User Base Description, software used, local or remote to main campus, mobility needs, criticality] Estimated Yearly FTE Increase: [Range, with check-points bi-annually] Desktop Hardware Inventory: [Brand/Model numbers, acquisition date and location] Laptop/Tablet/Portable Device Inventory: [Brand/Model numbers, acquisition date and owner] Shared File Server(s) and Devices: [Server specification, Backup mechanism and policy] Software used by [Responsibility Unit]: [Name, Website or other contact information if not found in Appendix B] Service Contracts currently in force: [Name, link to contract] VIP Users [Positions titled Director or above, specified critical positions] Assumptions related to in-scope services and/or components include: Customer user base will remain within 5 FTE or 5% (whichever is greater) of current staff levels. Funding for major upgrades and service contracts costs not defined in this agreement will be provided by the Responsibility unit and treated as a project outside the scope of this Agreement. Changes to services will be communicated and documented to all stakeholders prior to implementation. Service is offered 8AM-5PM on the days the university is open for normal business. Incident and Request Response commitment: 15 minutes if initiated by phone Incident Resolution commitment, see Appendix C for details: Request resolution commitment: By negotiation with customer, 90% to occur within 1 day of negotiated resolution date. Desktop system availability: No user will be without access to a computer for more than 2 hours. The following measurements will be established and maintained by the IT organization to ensure optimal service provision to the business unit: Ticket Response Time Client response time for Application X for a sample of transactions executed in less than 10 seconds. 90% on-time response. Incident Resolution time FASS IT resolution times by Incident priority. 90% compliance within published resolution time.

Operational Parameters. 1. The system will be used in accordance with the following objectives: (a) To detect, prevent or reduce the incidence of property crime and offences against the person. (b) To reduce theft of vehicles and theft from vehicles, both on street and in car parks. (c) To improve general security, both in terms of personal security and security of buildings and premises. To make the 5 Towns a safer area in which to live. (d) To improve communication and the operational response of Police and partners. (e) To reduce the level and fear of crime, vandalism and public disorder in the area. (f) To prevent and respond effectively to all harassment. (g) Reduce graffiti, vandalism and other criminal damage within the surveillance area to improve the environment and reduce maintenance costs. (h) To prevent/detect traveling criminals in the East ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ area via the use of ANPR 2. It is important to emphasise that the CCTV system is not a “spy” system. It is intended to detect crime and the criminals involved and lead to successful prosecution. There will be no interest shown in, or deliberate monitoring of, people carrying out their legitimate business. The system will not be used for the investigation of specific matters by the Local Authority such as housing and benefit fraud.

Operational Parameters. The following describes the operational parameters that affect the performance of the service provided by this SPA that govern the service delivery environment: Number of End Users: [Range, within 5 FTE, call out student position support.] User Base Description: [User Base Description, software used, local or remote to main campus, mobility needs, criticality] Estimated Yearly FTE Increase: [Range, with check-points bi-annually] Desktop Hardware Inventory: [Brand/Model numbers, acquisition date and location] Laptop/Tablet/Portable Device Inventory: [Brand/Model numbers, acquisition date and owner] Shared File Server(s) and Devices: [Server specification, Backup mechanism and policy] Software used by client: [Name, Website or other contact information if not found in Appendix B] Service Contracts currently in force: [Name, link to contract] VIP Users [Positions titled Director or above, specified critical positions] Assumptions related to in-scope services and/or components include: Client user base will remain within 5 FTE or 5% (whichever is greater) of current staff levels. Funding for major upgrades and service contracts costs not defined in this agreement will be provided by the Client and treated as a project outside the scope of this Agreement. Communication and documentation of service changes are issued to all stakeholders prior to implementation.

Operational Parameters. The Key Principles and Objectives in delivering the Connexions Service are set out in clause 2.7 below.