MONITORING, MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING - Sample Clauses

MONITORING, MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING -. 5.1 In conjunction with the Project Manager, the Grant Recipient shall monitor the delivery of and beneficiary access at Big Bike Revival events it has allocated Funds to throughout the Grant Period to ensure that the aims and objectives of the programme are being met and that this agreement is being adhered to. How to monitor, report and collect data on the programme is detailed in Schedule 2 (Proposal and Scope of Services) and the Grant Recipient shall follow this process throughout the Grant Period.
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MONITORING, MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING -. 5.1 In conjunction with the Project Manager, the Grant Recipient shall monitor the delivery of and beneficiary access at Pop-Up Dr Bike events it has allocated Funds to throughout the Grant Period to ensure that the aims and objectives of the programme are being met and that this agreement is being adhered to. How to monitor, report and collect data on the programme is detailed in Schedule 2 (Proposal and Scope of Services) and the Grant Recipient shall follow this process throughout the Grant Period.
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MONITORING, MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING -. 5.1 In conjunction with the Cycling UK Research and Evaluation Manager, the Grant Recipient shall monitor the delivery and success of the activities it has allocated Funds to throughout the Grant Period to ensure that the aims and objectives of the Scheme are being met and that this agreement is being adhered to.
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MONITORING, MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING -. Monitoring shall occur for a minimum of five (5) years from the date site construction and planting has been completed and shall continue until all performance standards have been met. The MBRT may require monitoring for a longer period where more time is needed to ensure a stable condition or when corrective action is taken. Management shall include all actions, as needed, to reconcile the wetland mitigation bank’s current conditions with the performance standards established. The sponsor shall be responsible for monitoring, management and reporting to the lead federal agency. However, the work can be accomplished through subcontracting with public or private organizations. The monitoring results and financial status of the wetland mitigation bank shall be provided to the lead federal agency on a yearly basis during the monitoring period. The lead federal agency will distribute this information to the MBRT members within 30 days of receipt. Mitigation monitoring reports may cease following the MBRT’s determination that the performance standards have been met and has fully certified the remaining credits, but the notification of credit sale and annual summary of credit transactions as required above under “PURCHASE OF CREDITS” must continue until all credits have been sold. The sponsor may choose to continue monitoring and reporting past wetland mitigation bank success and full certification of credits in hopes of increasing the wetland mitigation bank’s Floristic Quality Threshold for any unsold credits. Any member of the MBRT shall retain the right to inspect the wetland mitigation bank site at any time. The lead federal agency shall provide the sponsor or applicant, upon request, copies of any reports. Joint field inspections by members of the MBRT shall be conducted on a regular basis. The MBRT will establish an annual monitoring schedule that assures that all wetland mitigation bank sites are inspected for compliance with their respective Instruments.
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MONITORING, MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING -. 5.1 Within five (5) Business Days of the Commencement Date each party shall appoint a Contract Manager to coordinate, monitor and report to the other on the performance of its responsibilities under this agreement.
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MONITORING, MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING -. Monitoring shall occur for a period of five years from the date of the completion of the approved planting plan. Management shall proceed on a continuing basis from the completion of planting through the end of the monitoring period. Management shall proceed as needed to reconcile current conditions with functional goals. Any required remedial measures will be based on information contained in monitoring reports and/or from agency site inspections. The monitoring results of the mitigation bank shall be provided to the Corps on a annual basis during the monitoring period. Following this, no report shall be required, but the Corps shall retain the right to inspect the mitigation bank as deemed appropriate. The Corps shall provide the other parties, upon their request, copies of any reports. Joint field inspections by all parties shall be conducted on a regular basis. The mitigation bank review team will establish an annual compliance monitoring schedule that assures that all mitigation bank sites are inspected for compliance with the approved bank plan. The mitigation bank sponsor shall be responsible for all monitoring, management, and reporting. However, the work may be done by bank employees, subcontractors, or public or private organizations. The operational life of a bank shall consist of the period during which the terms and conditions of the banking instrument are in effect. With the exception of arrangements for the long-term management and protection in perpetuity of the wetlands and/or other aquatic resources and associated uplands, the operational life of a mitigation bank terminates at the point when;
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