Report Date. Closure Plan No. 1: includes Bldgs. 111, 146, 161, 574, 958, and 992 Lab Project and University Reserve; Land Use Parcel 2 November 2000 Closure Plan No. 2: includes Bldgs. 50, 148, 149, 150, 151, 533, 555, 583A, 583B, 533, 590, 964, and 965 Lab Project and University Reserve; Land Use Parcel 1 January 2001 Closure Plan No. 3: includes Bldgs. 82, 459, 512A, 512B, 512C, 534, 547B, 547C, 547D, 547E, 572, 583C, 945, 966, and 967 Lab Project; Land Use Parcels 1, 2, & 5 March 2001 Closure Plan No. 4: includes Bldgs. 184, 343, 544, 585, 950, and 951 Lab Project; Land Use Parcel 2 May 2001 Closure Plan No. 5: includes Bldgs. 104, 107, 108, 109, 113, 476, 503, 525, 526, 529, 543, 554, 556, 596, and 944 University Reserve; Land Use Parcels 3, 5, and 6 July 2001 Closure Plan No. 6: Bldgs. 158, 329, 331, 381, 382, 400, 438, 464, 956, and 956A University Reserve/ Burrowing Owl Preserve Area; Land Use Parcels 7, 8 & 19 September 2001 Closure Plan No. 7: Bldgs. 3, 12, 13, 14, 29, 31, and 480 Historic District Infill/Training/Conference Center; Land Use Parcels 13 & 14 November 2001 Closure Plan No. 8: Bldgs. 6, 76, 81, 115, 460, 482, 509, 510, 527, 542, 567, and 570 Historic District Renovation/Training/ Conference Center; Land Use Parcels 15 & 17 January 2002 Closure Plan No. 9: Bldgs. 45, 64, 85, 126, 941, and 942 Open Space West of Hangar 1; Between Land Use Parcels 13-15 and 18 March 2003 Closure Plan No. 10: Bldgs. 32, 33, 44, 77, 83, 118, 119, 454, and 463 Partner Parking Parcels; Land Use Parcels 10 & 11 September 2002 Notes:
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Report Date m. ReportlD The Contractor shall be responsible and liable for a written communication of any miscalculation or error in analytical results to the appropriate City Project Manager or their designee. The Contractor shall reissue, at their own expense, corrected hard copies and computer electronic copies, as necessary. All reissued reports shall be labeled "revised" and include an explanation of the revision in the cover letter or case narrative. These errors include, but are not limited to; operator error, equipment malfunction, exceeding holding time, out of control results or any other quality control exception, and laboratory contamination in ambient air, glassware, standards, reagents, or equipment that could impact the quality or validity of the analytical results. The City has the right to enforce penalties for late sample results. A three percent (3%) per day penalty per report may be charged to the Contractor for each calendar day that delivery of the written report(s) and/or electronic data exceed the above specified delivery times. The Contractor will be held liable for penalties for all late analyses, including subcontracted analyses. Fines or penalties levied against the City by the State or Federal government due to late submittal of analysis results that are the due to the Contractor exceeding the above specified delivery times shall be paid by the Contractor. EXHIBIT A SCOPE OF WORK
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Report Date. Assignment Number: ================================================================================ ================================================================================ A/R Loan Number: Inventory Loan Number: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dates Covered - A/R: Dates Covered - Inventory: ================================================================================ ================================================================================ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE INVENTORY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Collateral Collateral -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Beginning Balance Beginning Balance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. Sales (+) 2. Inventory Additions (+) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. Credit Memos (-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Adjustment (+) 4. Adjustment (+) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5. Adjustment (-) 5. Adjustment (-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6. Net Collections (-) 6. Inventory Removal (-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. Discounts (-) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8. Overpayments (+) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9. Unapplied Cash -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Current Balance Current Balance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unapplied Cash Balance Unapplied Cash Balance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ineligible Ineligible -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eligible Collateral Eligible Collateral -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Less Reserves: Less Reserves: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Statutory Accounts Rent Reserves -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Statutory Accounts Other ------------------------------------------------------------...
Report Date. The Proponent certifies that the initial employment projections presented at the time of the Agreement, and as may be revised from time to time per the requirements of Schedule 5, represent reasonable estimates of the employment benefits that the Minister can expect from this Project, as they could be determined at any particular time. The Minister recognizes that those estimates may vary through time, due to factors over which the Proponent has little or no control. SCHEDULE 5 - REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FORM TPC - 3 REPORT ON OTHER REPRESENTATIONS & EXPECTED RESULTS PROPONENTS: March Networks Corporation PROJECT NO.: 720-481443 Mitel Networks Corporation Mitel Knowledge Corporation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Other representations and expected results include:
Report Date. The Proponent certifies that the initial projections presented at the time of the Agreement, and as may be revised from time to bane per the requirements of Schedule 5, represent reasonable estimates of the benefits that the Minister can expect from this Project, as they could be determined at any particular time. The Minister recognizes that those estimates may vary through time due to factors over which the Proponent has little or no control. SCHEDULE 5 - REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FORM TPC - 5 REPORT ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT BENEFIT'S PROPONENT: March Networks Corporation PROJECT NO,: 720-481443 Mitel Networks Corporation Mitel Knowledge Corporation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On a full life cycle basis (from design through manufacture/operation and decommissioning or disposal/recycling), the technologies that are to be developed during the course of this R&D Project are expected to provide the following downstream Sustainable Development benefits (over existing industrial practices) as they are incorporated into the commercial activities of the firm. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benefits Significant Moderate Minor/None ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reduced energy consumption (i.e. efficiency of use) or X increased energy production through sustainable means (i.e. efficiency of generation) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Increased supply of energy from renewable sources X ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reduced water consumption or increased supply of clean X water ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reduced consumption of raw materials or manufactured X materials (reduced material Intensity) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reduced production and/or release of pollutant species X of any kind to the atmosphere ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reduced production and/or release of pollutant species X of any kind to receiving waters --------------...
