Annual Site Visit Sample Clauses

Annual Site Visit. The Commission will conduct an annual site visit required by the Charter Schools Act (§22-8B-12(E), NMSA 1978) using a Commission-approved annual site visit protocol that is adopted pursuant to PEC procedures and consistent with the Commission Rule. In conducting the annual site visit and development of the phase 1 annual report as defined in the Commission Rule, the CSD, as staff for the Commission, and the School will provide the required documentation, and adhere to the procedures, timelines and notice requirements set forth in the Commission Rule (6.2.9.7.(W.) and (Y.), 6.2.9.12.(A.), (B.) and (C.)(1) and (2) NMAC).
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Annual Site Visit. The Commission will conduct an annual site visit required by 26 the Charter Schools Act (§22-8B-12(E), NMSA 1978) using a Commission-approved annual site visit 27 protocol that is adopted pursuant to PEC procedures and consistent with the Commission Rule. 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 8 All discretionary waivers are identified in Exhibit C as may be amended by submitted a revised Exhibit C. of the site visit objection and ask that the Commission take such action to address the site visit objection either at the next public meeting of the Commission if the School believes that the site visit objection requires immediate action or when the Commission issues its next annual report notice pursuant to the Commission Rule. If the Commission is provided with a notice of a site visit objection, the Commission shall either ensure that the site visit objection is resolved to the satisfaction of the Commission and the School or, if not, allow the School to document its concern in the record of performance.
Annual Site Visit. As Additional Services, authorized by this paragraph, once each year for a period of five (5) years from Substantial Completion, the Architect to conduct an annual walk-through inspection of the premises of not more than eight (8) hours within 30 days of the anniversary of the Date of Substantial Completion. The Architect’s fee shall be $___ per hour. The fee shall be paid as follows: [insert here either fee paid up front by the Developer or out of association dues; or with an escrow fund set up and paid out over time]
Annual Site Visit. 6 C. CONTINUING GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT BY LICENSOR................ 6
Annual Site Visit. During each Development Period throughout the Development Term, LICENSOR shall make one (1) of its representatives available in the Development Area for at least eight (8) weeks (which need not be consecutive) to consult with MASTER LICENSEE regarding the development, marketing, operation, and sublicensing of Coffeehouses and, at LICENSOR's option, to inspect Coffeehouses that LICENSOR selects on the condition that (1) MASTER LICENSEE is then in substantial compliance with all of its obligations under this Agreement, and (2) LICENSOR's representative is accompanied on inspections by a representative of MASTER LICENSEE acceptable to LICENSOR. LICENSOR will pay all of the costs and expenses of its own representative.

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