Site Review Sample Clauses
Site Review. The visit of Department staff or its designees to the site or the administrative office(s) of a Participating Provider, the Contractor and its Participating Providers and/or Subcontractors.
Site Review. (a) The Director shall make the NRC staff available to consult with rep- resentatives of the State of Nevada, af- fected units of local government, and affected Indian Tribes regarding the status of site characterization at the Yucca Mountain site.
(b) Requests for consultation must be made in writing to the Director.
(c) Consultation under this section may include:
(1) Keeping the parties informed of the Director’s views on the progress of site characterization.
(2) Review of applicable NRC regula- tions, licensing procedures, schedules, and opportunities for State, affected units of local government, and Tribe participation in the Commission’s reg- ulatory activities.
(3) Cooperation in development of proposals for State, affected units of local government, and Tribal participa- tion in license reviews.
Site Review services consisting of researching, assembling, review and supplementing information including photography, review of existing design data, review of existing drawings for criticalinaccuracies and review of existing geotechnical report and topographic survey information.
Site Review. Provision of Services may be subject to an on-site technical review by Company engineering personnel. Such review may uncover site obstructions and/or issues that affect Company’s ability to provide Services to the site, or the review may uncover that bandwidth upgrades are necessary to provide Services. In such cases, a new or amended Agreement may be required for Company to provide Services, such Agreement to be approved by both parties.
Site Review. Contractor has reviewed the Site and other areas to be provided by Owner under this Agreement and acknowledges that they are sufficient for the performance of the Work.
Site Review. Prior to entering into any lease of or purchasing any real property, the Partnership shall give the Partners written notice of such proposed lease or purchase. Each Partner shall have the right during the 30-day period following the date of such notice to review the environmental implications of such lease or purchase and perform any investigation that each Partner in its discretion deems necessary. The Partnership shall not lease or purchase such property during such 30-day period or until any material concerns of either Partner have been satisfactorily resolved.
Site Review. If specific technical assistance is requested by the site manager, the auditor may request permission in writing from the Authority's Program Manager to perform a site review. The Authority Program Manager will grant or deny permission in writing on the pre-survey form.
Site Review. Lessor's obligation to close the transaction described in the Commitment is subject to Lessor's site review and inspection of the Property and the results of the site review and inspection being satisfactory to Lessor in all respects.
Site Review. Review location of asphalt pump track for opportunities and constraints. • Discuss potential locations for entry, spectator viewing and drainage flow.
Site Review. A. General Requirement Contractor shall conduct Facility site and Medical Record reviews on all Primary Care Provider sites in accordance with the Site Review Policy Letter, Policy Letter (PL) 14-004 and Title 22, CCR, Section 53856. Contractor shall also conduct Facility Site Physical Accessibility reviews on Primary Care Provider sites, and all Provider sites which serve a high volume of SPD beneficiaries, in accordance with the Site Review Policy Letter, PL 12-006 and W&I Code 14182(b)(9).
B. Pre-Operational Site Reviews The number of site reviews to be completed prior to initiating plan operation in a Service Area shall be based upon the total number of new primary care sites in the Provider Network. For more than 30 sites in the Provider Network, a five (5) percent sample size or a minimum of 30 sites, whichever is greater in number, shall be reviewed six (6) weeks prior to plan operation. Reviews shall be completed on all remaining sites within six (6) months of plan operation. For 30 or fewer sites, reviews shall be completed on all sites six (6) weeks prior to plan operation.
C. Credentialing Site Review A site review is required as part of the credentialing process when both the facility and the Provider are added to the Contractor’s Provider Network. If a Provider is added to Contractor’s Provider Network, and the Provider site has a current passing site review survey score, a site survey need not be repeated for Provider credentialing or recredentialing.