Enhancement Plan Sample Clauses

Enhancement Plan. Annually on September 1, effective as of 2017, the Managing Entity shall submit an Enhancement Plan for Department approval. The Enhancement Plan shall:
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Enhancement Plan. Partner will not make the referred upgrades and repairs available to you unless you have a valid Enhancement Plan for the respective Software Product.
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Enhancement Plan is mandatory for as long as you need to be able use the full functionality of the Continia Software Product including access to Continia Online Service. Enhancement Plan is invoiced yearly in advance.
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Enhancement Plan. Enhancement plan for Products is mandatory for the first year of purchase. Enhancement fee is 16 % of Products license value (Recommended Retail Price). Enhancement plan includes:  Product UpdatesBug fixesDocumentation Updates BI4DYNAMICS provides hot fixes only for bugs in unaltered BI4Dynamics Products that were delivered by BI4DYNAMICS to End Users or to RESELLER. For bug fixes on altered BI4Dynamics Products is responsible End-User. BI4DYNAMICS assures support for bug fixes on altered BI4Dynamics Products upon Payment that will be defined for each issue. BI4DYNAMICS is not responsible and gives no warranties or guarantees for front-end BI tools that will Licensee use for data presentation and analysis. They are subject to their manufacturer license terms. Licensees on active enhancement plan can report bugs on: xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xx or xxxxxxx@xx0xxxxxxxx.xxx Before BI4DYNAMICS can begin work on any problem, information on the nature and location of the problem is required. Whenever an error report or call is placed, the following information should be provided:  Licensee Company Name, Contact PersonLicensee Contact Person’s phone number and email address  Any program error messages associated with the problem (screen captures would be helpful)  A detailed description of the problem  Any steps you have taken in attempt to solve the problem Enhancement is provided in annual support periods. Initial-year annual Enhancement for BI4Dynamics products commence on the date of purchase of the BI4Dynamics products. Thereafter, Enhancement may be renewed for successive periods of one year. BI4DYNAMICS tries its best to notify the Licensee through RESELLER of renewal information prior to the date for renewal of Enhancement. Related fees are due and payable annually in advance of commencement of the applicable Enhancement Period. Failure to pay Enhancement fees will result in suspension of Enhancement Services and reinstatement fees will apply. In the event that the Enhancement Plan lapse, have not been renewed or were never originally procured, a Reinstatement Fee shall be assessed upon re-commencement of the Annual Service Pan equal to the amount of the Enhancement fees for the period of lapse plus the annual renewal fee, calculated based on the current Enhancement fee in effect at the time of reinstatement.
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Enhancement Plan. The Enhancement Plan will provide clear guidance to the County and watershed residents on specific actions, programs, and policies that will protect and enhance conditions for salmonids in the San Geronimo Creek watershed. It will present the science behind the recommendations in a way that is readily understood by watershed residents and will help residents, planners, and regulators select and permit sound projects. The Enhancement Plan will also provide practical implementation guidelines with a timeline, funding mechanisms, and programmatic environmental compliance strategies. Combined, these elements will form a plan whose explicit goal is the restoration of natural biological and hydrological functions in the San Geronimo Creek watershed. The proposed structure of the Enhancement Plan is as follows: Description of the Current State of the Watershed • key critical issues and conditions from ECR • watershed health metrics • past and present watershed protection and enhancement efforts Enhancement Objectives • short-, mid-, and long-term objectives based on prioritized salmonid habitat issues from the ECR • measurable targets refined for each objective and linked to watershed health indicators developed in Task 2 Projected Changes in Salmonid Habitat from 2007 CWP • potential impacts to hydrological and biological watershed function from estimated development allowed by the 2007 CWP Update Prioritized Enhancement Recommendations • watershed-wide actions, programs, policies, and management strategies consistent with the Recovery Strategy for California Coho Salmon and the draft federal coho recovery plan • reach-specific recommendations to guide restoration, protection, and development activities and to serve as a tool for planners and landowners • management practices to address impacts of existing types of development that have been identified in the ECR as negatively affecting hydrological and biological functions • practices to minimize or eliminate potential impacts on salmonid habitat Implementation Strategies • timelines for short-term measures (DPW staff will take lead with PCI review) • cost estimates for short-term measures (DPW staff will take lead with PCI review) • adaptive management monitoring recommendations • three site-specific conceptual plans to demonstrate management measures, including preliminary designs and cost estimates for practices such as riparian vegetation enhancement at the parcel scale and biotechnical bank stabilization m...
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Enhancement Plan. Subscription to the Enhancement Plan by Licensee is required at all times during the use of the Software. The Enhancement Plan will provide Licensee with all improvements, modifications, refinements, and added features to the software that are released from time to time. As set forth in Section 1, If Licensee does not subscribe to an Enhancement Plan or does not renew an Enhancement Plan at any time during its use of the Software, then Licensee shall immediately, as applicable, uninstall, not use, and return the Software (retaining no copies). 0000 Xxxxx Xxxx Xxx Xxx 000 XXX 00000 Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx 00000-0000 - (000) 000-0000 - xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx
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Enhancement Plan. 5.1 The Enhancement Plan consists of the right to ob- tain and use any Major Versions and Service Packs for the Li- censor Software license rights for as specified in this Agree- ment and in the separate Software Agreement. The Enhance- ment Plan does not include any rights to new products or to other solutions. It also does not include installation, imple- mentation or upgrade services and such consultancy tasks can be ordered and agreed via a separate contract either be- tween Licensor and Licensee or between Reseller or Licen- see.
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  • Program 3.01 The Recipient declares its commitment to the Program and its implementation. To this end:

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