Procedural Standards Sample Clauses

The "Procedural Standards" clause establishes the specific rules and guidelines that must be followed during the execution of certain processes or activities under the agreement. It typically outlines the methods, timelines, and documentation requirements for actions such as dispute resolution, compliance checks, or reporting obligations. By clearly defining these procedures, the clause ensures consistency, fairness, and transparency, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or disputes about how contractual processes should be carried out.
Procedural Standards. The Pueblo agrees that the Pueblo Water Code shall provide for the following:
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Procedural Standards. 1. All development shall conform to City of Weston Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances listed in this Development Agreement, and as may be amended in the future. Where there is conflict, the Development Regulations and Concept Plan shall govern. Where the Development Regulations and/or Concept Plan are silent, the City of Weston Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance shall prevail. 2. A Planned Development zoning application shall be applied for the property and shall be in accordance with the Development Regulations and Concept Plan. 3. Section 61 PD Planned Development District Regulation of the City’s Zoning Ordinance requires a Site Plan to be submitted and approved with a Planned Development application. The Concept Plan included in the Agreement shall be considered the Site Plan discussed in Section 61, unless a site specific Site Plan is required for any sub- district zoning classification. 4. Section 35 Preliminary Plat of the City’s Subdivision Ordinance requires a Concept Plan to be submitted with the Preliminary Plat if the entire property is not being platted. The Concept Plan included herein this Development Agreement shall satisfy this requirement. A preliminary-final plat is valid for twelve months. When a Preliminary Plat or Preliminary-Final Plat has been approved by City Council, the Record Plat, as appropriate, for all or a part of the area shall be submitted within twelve (12) months thereafter. The Record Plat shall remain valid through completion of development. For a Preliminary Plat or a Preliminary-Final Plat that has multiple phases, the Preliminary Plat or Preliminary- Final Plat remains valid so long as a Record Plat for the first phase of development is submitted within twelve months of the Preliminary Plat or Preliminary-Final Plat approval and Record Plat(s) for subsequent phase(s) are submitted every twenty-four (24) months thereafter. If either (1) a Record Plat for all or part of the area in an approved Preliminary Plat or Preliminary-Final Plat is not submitted within twelve months; or (2) for a multi- phased development, Record Plats for subsequent phases are not submitted every twenty- four (24) months, the approval shall terminate and shall be void, unless prior to the expiration of said approval the time for filing of the Record Plat is extended at the written request of the subdivider. The first filing extension (not to exceed 90 days) shall be granted by the plan administrator. Any further extensions shall be considered by ...
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Procedural Standards. Any alteration or deviation from the specification(s) and plans provided to TSBI at time of bid will involve extra cost and will become an extra charge over and above the estimate. This price excludes the cost of aerial lifts, and/or any additional materials required including sheaves or belts. This proposal is subject to acceptance within 90 days and is void thereafter at the option of the undersigned. Accepted By: Signature/Title: Date: Thank you, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ – Operations Manager Thermal Systems Balancing, Inc. Complete Labor and Material for Division 26, Drawings Dated 4-11-25 Page: E001, E101, E501, and E601.  Quoting disconnecting then reconnection to 5 new bay door openers  Quoting moving feed to existing lift to the new location.  Quoting installing new lift power opposite bay location.  Replace lights per drawing  Move power for drinking fountain.  Quoting 40a contactor and emergency shut off button for new lift  Disconnecting then reconnecting exhaust fans. Specifications or Drawings not withstanding, *All utility and permit fees (if required) are not included. *All cutting and patching or roofing, drywall, concrete or asphalt (if required) shall be performed by others and are not included in this proposal. Exception- Minor cutting only of drywall as needed for the execution of the work involved. Proposal Price: $52,000.00
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Procedural Standards. The GMP-1 Building 514 Kleberg TAB scope is per contract drawings dated 4/5/21 and the provided TAB scope document. This will include: o Two (2) utility set exhaust fans and individual duct traverses for welding locations. • The GMP-2 Building 515 Koen Hall Dormitory, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Dormitory, and Building ▇▇▇ ▇.▇. Davis Auditorium TAB scope is per contract drawings dated 11/16/21 and the provided TAB scope document. This will include: o Koen Hall ▪ Sixty six (66) hydronic fan coil units - water side TAB only ▪ One (1) hydronic air handling unit ▪ One (1) hydronic make-up air unit ▪ One (1) electric duct heater ▪ Two (2) vertical in-line pumps ▪ Seven (7) in-line exhaust fans o ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▪ Sixty six (66) hydronic fan coil units - water side TAB only ▪ One (1) hydronic air handling unit ▪ One (1) hydronic make-up air unit ▪ One (1) electric duct heater ▪ Two (2) vertical in-line pumps ▪ Seven (7) in-line exhaust fans
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