Standards and Specifications. The Franchisor will make available to the Franchisee standards and specifications for products and services offered at or through the ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE FACTORY Store and specifically, for the recipes for Store Candy, display cases, uniforms, materials, forms, menu boards, items and supplies used in connection with the Store. The Franchisor reserves the right to change standards and specifications for services and products offered at or through the ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE FACTORY Store and for the recipes for Store Candy, display cases, uniforms, materials, forms, items and supplies used in connection with the Store upon 30 days prior written notice to the Franchisee. The Franchisee shall strictly adhere to all of the Franchisor’s current standards and specifications for the ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE FACTORY Store as prescribed from time to time.
Standards and Specifications. NRCS field office techni- cal guide standards and specifications as of January, 1995;
Standards and Specifications. All the Electrical Works shall be carried out as per
Standards and Specifications. The Operator shall procure and deploy Buses in accordance with the specifications and standards of Buses provided in Schedule-B.
Standards and Specifications. TxDOT anticipates including in the RFP a proposed set of Project-specific standards and specifications, as well as a baseline Project definition. The RFP may permit Proposers to propose, for TxDOT’s consideration, exceptions and deviations from certain of these standards and requirements. All requests for deviations shall follow the requirements set forth in the RFP. Proposers should note, however, that there may be restrictions on deviations from federally- mandated design and construction standards.
Standards and Specifications. 1. A minimum of 30% resi- due coverage shall remain on the soil surface after planting.
2. Tillage and planting shall occur as close to the contour as practical.
3. Residue cover may be from meadow, winter cover crop, small grain or row crop.
4. The practice shall meet the requirements in NRCS field office technical guide May, 1989: 329 − Conservation Tillage.
Standards and Specifications. 1. Storage, treatment and land application systems shall meet the following NRCS field technical guide standards and specifications as January, 1995:
a. 393 − filter strip; b. 358 − waste transfer; c. 442 − irrigation system sprinkler; and d. 614 − trough or tank.
2. Milking center waste control systems shall be planned in accordance with the Pollution Control Guide for Milking Center Wastewater Management (UWEX Pub. No. A3592), and designed in accordance with standards approved by the depart- ment.
Standards and Specifications. 1. The animal lot meets cur- rent eligibility criteria identified in the watershed plan.
2. The proposed cattle mound provides water quality benefits.
Standards and Specifications. 1. The physical dimension of the shoreline buffer shall be a minimum of either 66 feet or that distance specified in a locally approved ordinance that meets the objective of the watershed or lake plan.
2. Consolidated Farm Services Agency (CFSA) (formerly Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS)) Handbook 1−WI (ACP), January 1994, practice WP−7, riparian buffer strips for recommended practice layout and design criteria.
Standards and Specifications. 1. The roof shall be designed to support wind, snow and other live and dead loads consistent with the American Society of Agricultural Engineers (ASAE) Engineering Practice (EP) 288.4, 1990.
2. The roof and supporting structure shall be constructed of materials with a life expectancy of 10 years.
3. The structure shall have sufficient ventilation.
