DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. 12.1 Franchisor will use its reasonable efforts to furnish Developer with advice in developing Restaurants and in selecting sites therefor.
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. Participants will notify:
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DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. This Section 2(C) shall not apply if a third party provides Customer Interface to Company.
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. For oil and gas activities, a Project consists of the Participant’s construction of a well pad, road, distribution line, compressor station (of any size), or industrial project. If a well pad is constructed together with a road and/or distribution line, the well pad and the associated road, and/or distribution line will be considered a Project. If a compressor station is constructed together with a road and/or distribution line, the compressor station and the associated road and/or distribution line will be considered a Project. The Participant will consult the RWP 2013 CHAT (xxxx://xxxx.xx.xxx/geodata/maps/sgpchat/) (Sept. 2013) along with impact area maps, ecological site maps, land cover maps, and aggregated Conservation Reserve Program maps provided in the 2013 CHAT when the Participant evaluates the location of potential Impact Activities. At the time the Participant confers with WAFWA to estimate the Mitigation Fees necessary for future anticipated development (i.e., prior to October 1 of each year), the Participant shall consult with WAFWA to assess the potential impacts to LEPC habitat associated with anticipated development in the following calendar year. It is in the Participant’s interest to provide as much information listed below about future development as possible. WAFWA staff has access to additional data sources beyond those available in the 2013 CHAT, including lek data, and will assist in making recommendations to reduce potential impacts to LEPC and their habitat and to reduce potential Mitigation Fees. Prior to development, the Participant will provide WAFWA or a TSP (as described on pages 92– 93 of the RWP) with the following Project Development Information:
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. Participants will notify CEHMM:
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. For oil and gas activities, a Project consists of the Participant’s construction of a well pad, road, distribution line, compressor station (of any size), or industrial building. If a well pad is constructed together with a road and/or distribution line, the well pad and the associated road, and/or distribution line will be considered a Project. If a compressor station is constructed together with a road and/or distribution line, the compressor station and the associated road and/or distribution line will be considered a Project. The Participant will consult the CHAT (xxxx://xxxx.xx.xxx/geodata/maps/sgpchat/) along with impact area maps, ecological site maps, land cover maps, and aggregated Conservation Reserve Program maps provided in the CHAT when the Participant evaluates the location of potential Impact Activities. At the time the Participant confers with WAFWA to estimate the Mitigation Fees necessary for future anticipated development (i.e., prior to October 1 of each year), the Participant shall consult with WAFWA to assess the potential impacts to LEPC habitat associated with anticipated development in the following calendar year. It is in the Participant’s interest to provide as much information listed below about future development as possible. WAFWA staff has access to additional data sources beyond those available in the CHAT, including lek data, and will assist in making recommendations to reduce potential impacts to LEPC and their habitat and to reduce potential Mitigation Fees. Prior to development, the Participant will provide WAFWA or a TSP (as described on pages 92– 93 of the RWP) with the following Project Development Information:
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. 3.1 Both parties shall abide by the Development Procedures and Schedule specified in the Requirements and Development Schedule for Mobilepro ZigBee Chip attached hereto as Appendix I. The ZigBee Chip will be developed in [*] stages [*] as set forth in Appendix I.
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. No less than 15 days prior to commencing a New Surface Disturbance or seismic activities, the Participant shall consult with CEHMM to assess the potential impacts to the Covered Species and their habitat, per the descriptions in the Characterization of Management Zones, Section VII above. Upon request from the Participant, CEHMM will make recommendations to reduce potential impacts to the Covered Species and their habitat and to reduce potential fees for New Surface Disturbance activities proposed within the Covered Area. The Participant will provide CEHMM with a description of the proposed New Surface Disturbance that includes: Survey plats, GIS shapefiles, Google Earth KML, or other appropriate documentation of proposed surface disturbing activities within the Covered Area; Anticipated expected timeframe that surface disturbing activities would occur; Notice not less than 15 days in advance of New Surface Disturbance and seismic activities to allow CEHMM to deduct the appropriate Habitat Conservation Fees; Additional notice not less than 3 days prior to commencement of New Surface Disturbance for Initial Project development; and, Notice not less than 3 days in advance of any changes to prior notice of New Surface Disturbance. CEHMM, in cooperation with the Participant, will complete the following: Review the description of the New Surface Disturbance submittal by Participants to determine it is complete; Conduct onsite inspections of the projects if necessary; Consult with the Implementation Committee and the Executive Committee as needed on New Surface Disturbance within the Covered Area to determine how proposed Participant’s activities could proceed; and, Calculate Habitat Conservation Fees for proposed New Surface Disturbances.
DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES. Where land is proposed for development within the future corporate limits, the developer shall first obtain from the County a determination of whether the development process will be under the County regulations and procedures, with annexation to follow development, or under the City regulations and procedures, with annexation to occur prior to or concurrently with development. After seeking the recommendation of the City, the County will make this determination and communicate it to the developer and to the City. The County agrees that it will not approve development unless provision is made for annexation to the City, and the City agrees that it will not approve an annexation unless development has been completed under the County’s jurisdiction or the county has determined that development will take place under the City’s regulations and procedures. The City and County will seek comment and guidance of each other throughout the course of the development process.
