Annual Maintenance Report. As defined in Paragraph 4 below.
Annual Maintenance Report. Developer shall deliver a maintenance report annually to the Host and CVEC, within (sixty) 60 days of the annual anniversary of the Commercial Operation Date.
Annual Maintenance Report. The Developer acknowledges the obligation of the District to provide the Town with an Annual Maintenance Report under the terms of the Amended and Restated Operations and Maintenance Agreement and agrees to provide the District with the information required to assure the timely and comprehensive preparation and delivery of the required Annual Maintenance Report and any revisions that are required to address or conform to the Town’s recommendations and requirements provided in response to the submitted Annual Maintenance Report.
Annual Maintenance Report. The District shall provide an Annual Maintenance Report to the Town by April 1 of each calendar year, documenting: (1) the dates of inspections of the Public Improvements during the prior calendar year; (2) the remedial actions, if any, undertaken during the prior calendar year; (3) the Public Improvements, if any, requiring modification, repair or reconstructive work during the current calendar year, the schedule to accomplish such work and the source of funding for such work; and (4) the plan for repair and replacement of the pavement associated with the District Streets, Pedestrian Walkways and Trails, Public Parking Facilities and Public Plazas for the next consecutive ten (10) years and the for the next consecutive three (3) years for the remaining Public Improvements. If the Town Manager objects to the schedule to accomplish the work set forth in subpart (3) above or the schedule proposed in the District’s reserve plan, the District shall promptly, within fifteen (15) days, revise and resubmit the Annual Maintenance Report to address or conform to the Town’s recommendations and requirements.
Annual Maintenance Report. The Owner shall, at its sole cost and expense, inspect the Stormwater Facilities and submit an inspection report and certification to City’s annually. The purpose of the inspection and certification is to assure safe and proper functioning of the Stormwater Facilities. The annual inspection shall cover all aspects of the Stormwater Facilities, including, but not limited to, the parking lots, structural improvements, berms, channels, outlet structure, pond areas, access roads, vegetation, landscaping, etc. Deficiencies shall be noted in the inspection report. The report shall also contain a certification as to whether adequate maintenance has been performed and whether the structural controls are operating as designed to protect water quality. The annual inspection report and certification shall be due by June 30, of each year and shall be in a form acceptable to the City.
Annual Maintenance Report. Following the first year of the Term and by October 31 of each year thereafter, the Operations Work Group shall provide to the Coordinating Committee a status report regarding the tasks and priorities described in the Annual Maintenance Plan. A final annual maintenance report shall be submitted by the Coordinating Committee to Tenant and Commission by December 1 of each year.
Annual Maintenance Report. The District shall provide an Annual Maintenance Report to the Town by April 1 of each calendar year, documenting: (1) the dates of inspections of the Public Improvements during the prior calendar year; (2) the remedial actions, if any, undertaken during the prior calendar year; and (3) the Public Improvements, if any, requiring modification, repair or reconstructive work during the current calendar year, the schedule to accomplish such work and the source of funding for such work. The Annual Maintenance Report shall also contain the District’s reserve plan for the operating and maintenance obligations required herein for the next ten consecutive years for the pavement associated with the District Streets, Pedestrian Walkways and Trails, Public Parking Facilities and Public Plazas and for the next three consecutive years for the remaining Public Improvements (“Reserve Plan”). If the Town Manager objects to the schedule to accomplish the work set forth in subpart (3) or to the Reserve Plan, the District shall promptly, within fifteen (15) days, revise and resubmit the Annual Maintenance Report to address or conform to the Town’s recommendations and requirements.
Annual Maintenance Report. On or before the 30th day after each anniversary of the Effective Date, Contractor shall provide (in the form agreed upon pursuant to Section 3.2) Owner with an annual maintenance report (“Annual Maintenance Report”) (in electronic format emailed to Owner at an email address identified by the site manager), each of which shall contain (itemized unless Owner otherwise agrees): A summary of all Services performed in the previous year; to the extent available through the PMRS System, data recorded by the Project Site monitoring equipment (such as pyranometers, anemometers, hygrometers and other monitoring devices, meteorological or otherwise), such as the ambient temperature, module temperatures, insolation, wind speed, humidity and alarms recorded during such month; a summary of performance data at the Project; reports of any environmental disturbances (including, but not limited to, the release of any Hazardous Materials); a summary of any safety or accident reports for the Project Site; a summary of any Extra Work performed (if any); the results of the Energy Production Test, including any related assumptions or calculations made by Contractor, including the Actual Energy Production, the Expected Energy Production, and the amount and calculation for Contractor’s Performance Liquidated Damages (if any); a copy of the maintenance and inspection log books; and the proposed actions required to be taken by Contractor or Owner (if any).
Annual Maintenance Report. A. Commencing in 1999, Lessee shall furnish to the CAE Director on or before May 1, a written report from a qualified consultant certifying that the Leased Premises have been maintained to a standard consistent with the Water Park Industry; that the Leased Premises are maintained in a safe condition; and that the Leased Premises are in compliance with all building codes. The consultant’s reports shall also specify the repairs and replacements that have been made during the prior year.
B. The consultant providing the Annual Maintenance Report shall meet the following qualifications:
1. the consultant must not be an employee of either Lessee or any of Lessee’s affiliates;
2. the consultant must have the necessary background, training, education and licenses that may be required in order to provide the certifications required by the Annual Maintenance Report.
Annual Maintenance Report. The Concessionaire shall prepare an annual maintenance report for each Operating Year (an "Annual Maintenance Report") in compliance with the terms of this Agreement including the Maintenance Requirements. The Annual Maintenance Report shall be submitted to the ACP no later than sixty (60) days after the end of each Operating Year. Each Annual Maintenance Report shall include:
(a) details of the maintenance arrangements and procedures carried out during the relevant Operating Year; and
(b) the amount expended in the execution of the relevant Concession Maintenance Plan during the relevant Operating Year.
