Annual Management Plan Sample Clauses

Annual Management Plan. No later than December 1st of each year, or such other date specified in a written notice from FNF to the Manager, the Manager shall submit to FNF, for FNF’s written approval, proposed budgets and operating plans (the “Annual Management Plan”) for the Property, setting forth in such detail as may be requested by FNF the estimated expense of the Property for the next fiscal year, including, without limitation, the amount of real estate taxes, assessments, and maintenance and other expenses relating to the Property, whether for operations or capital improvements, and a description of the services to be provided hereunder by the Manager during next fiscal year. The Manager shall provide such other financial data and other information as may reasonably be requested by FNF. FNF reserves the right to reject, amend or modify the Annual Management Plans as FNF may reasonably deem appropriate.
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Annual Management Plan. (a) On or before the Commencement Date, Owner shall provide Operator with the operating plan currently in place for the Facility (the “Transition Plan”), which Transition Plan will be utilized for a period of not to exceed sixty days. Owner and Operator shall develop promptly after the Commencement Date the Annual Management Plan (the “Annual Management Plan”) for the initial Operation Year which shall replace the Transition Plan. The initial Annual Management Plan shall adapt the Transition Plan and in addition shall include (i) Operator’s annual goals and objectives in respect of operations, maintenance and management of the Facility, (ii) major maintenance schedule for the 24 month period after the beginning of the Operation Year, (iii) capital investment plan, (iv) technical support plan, (v) environmental, health and safety operating plan, (vi) if requested by Owner, supplies and materials inventory recommendations, (vii) Budget, (viii) operational requirements of Material Project Agreements with which Operator shall comply, and (ix) PPA and Energy Management Agreement dispatch requirements plan. Owner shall provide Operator with such information as shall be necessary for the completion of the initial Annual Management Plan.
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Annual Management Plan. The Parties agree to cooperate and work together in order to establish an annual plan (the “Annual Management Plan”) prior to the first day of October of each year, for the following year, detailing: • the Purchaser’s expected dispatch of Peak Tolling Energy during the Remaining 200 Peak Run Time Hours; • the Purchaser’s expected dispatch of Additional Tolling Energy; • the Supplier’s expected outage schedule; and • the Supplier’s expected O&M costs. The purpose of the Annual Management Plan is to set out annual expectations for the dispatch of the Peak Tolling Energy for the Remaining 200 Peak Run Time Hours and the Additional Tolling Energy, including costs to be incurred and collected in the upcoming year. The Annual Management Plan is intended for informational purposes only and shall not limit the Supplier’s ability to recover actual costs and the Purchaser’s ability to actually dispatch Peak Tolling Energy for the Remaining 200 Peak Run Time Hours and/or the Additional Tolling Energy in accordance with this MOU. SCHEDULE H START-UP FUEL REQUIREMENTS Very Cold Start: Any start that occurs after the Power Plant has been offline for 150 hours or longer. Fuel requirement is expected to be no greater than /start and the start duration is expected to be six hours. Cold Start: Any start that occurs after the Power Plant has been offline for 48 hours or longer but less than 150 hours. Fuel requirement is expected to be no greater than /start and the start duration is expected to be six hours. Warm Start: Any start that occurs after the Power Plant has been offline for 24 hours or longer, but less than 48 hours. Fuel requirement is expected to be no greater than /start and the start duration is expected to be three hours. Hot Start: Any start that occurs after the Power Plant has been offline for 8 hours or longer, but less than 24 hours. Fuel requirement is expected to be no greater than /start and the start duration is expected to be two hours. Very Hot Start: Any start that occurs after the Power Plant has been offline for less than eight hours. Fuel requirement is expected to be no greater than /start and the start duration is expected to be one hour. Shutdown: For all shutdowns. Fuel requirement is expected to be no greater than /start and take less than one hour.
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Annual Management Plan. The Manager shall prepare, for each Fiscal Year of ECT subsequent to 2003, an Annual Management Plan which it shall submit to the ECT Trustees for approval prior to the first day of such Fiscal Year, and it is agreed that such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. It is further agreed that the following provisions shall govern the preparation and approval of the Annual Management Plan and amendments thereto:
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Annual Management Plan. The Parties agree to cooperate and work together in order to establish an annual plan prior to the first day of October of each Contract Year, in accordance with the general terms set forth in Schedule G.
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Annual Management Plan. (a) The Manager shall provide to Authority on or before October 1 of each year, an annual management plan with respect to the Facilities, which shall include the proposed annual operating budgets described in Section 5.3 for the next Fiscal Year. The annual management plan shall include information regarding the Manager’s anticipated operations for such Fiscal Year, including planned operating maintenance activities by the Manager, requested Capital Improvements and Capital Equipment purchases and an anticipated budget therefore, anticipated events at the Facilities, anticipated advertising and promotional activities, and planned equipment, furnishings purchases, and recommendations for the reduction of the Net Operating Loss. The annual management plan shall be subject to review, revision, and approval by Authority. The Manager shall have thirty (30) days to incorporate any revisions into its plan. Upon approval by the Authority, such annual management plan shall constitute the Facilities operating program for the Manager for the following Fiscal Year.
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Annual Management Plan. (a) On or before the Commencement Date, Operator shall develop and deliver to Owner the Annual Management Plan (the “Annual Management Plan”) for the initial Operation Year in a form reasonably acceptable to Owner (except to the extent that such acceptance is conditioned upon or would result in or require modifications to the Annual Management Plan that are inconsistent with Prudent Industry Practice, Laws and Governmental Requirements, or the terms of the applicable provisions of the PPA). The Annual Management Plan shall set forth the Operator’s operations and maintenance and management plan for the Facility, including Operator’s (i) annual goals and objectives in respect of operations, maintenance and management of the Facility, (ii) major maintenance schedule for the 24-month period after the beginning of the Operation Year, (iii) capital investment plan, (iv) technical support plan, (v) environmental, health and safety operating plan, (vi) if requested by Owner, supplies and materials inventory recommendations and (vii) Budget.
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Annual Management Plan. On or before November 1 of each calendar year during the term, Lessee shall provide to Lessor for review and approval (which approval must be in writing, and as to non-structural items, shall not be unreasonably withheld), an annual management plan for the Leased Premises (“Annual Management Plan”). The Annual Management Plan shall include a proposed operating budget and a proposed capital budget for the Demised Premises. The Annual Management Plan shall set forth in detail by line item the estimated expenses of repairs, maintenance, replacements and operation of the Demised Premises, on a cash basis, for each month of the next calendar year, including labor, material and services. Lessee shall provide such other financial data reasonably requested by Lessor. Lessee shall not modify the Annual Management Plan without Lessor’s prior written consent, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Lessor reserves the right to reject, amend or modify the Annual Management Plan as Lessor may deem appropriate within sixty (60) days after receipt of it. If Lessor does not reject, amend or modify the Annual Management Plan within the sixty (60) day period, the Annual Management Plan shall be deemed approved by Lessor and shall be the operating budget for the year in which it applies (subject to later amendments made in writing by Lessor), but only after delivery to Lessor by Lessee of notice of the pending constructive approval of the Annual Management Plan and passage of ten (10) additional business days without rejection, amendment or modification of the proposed Annual Management Plan by Lessor. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lessee may make changes to the Annual Management Plan in the ordinary course of business without Lessor’s consent so long as such changes do not exceed a cost of Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars and No/100 ($7,500.00) in the aggregate in any one calendar year, and provided that Lessor is promptly provided with a copy of the Annual Management Plan revised to show such changes. Lessee shall provide such other financial data and other information as may reasonably be requested by Lessor. Capital budgets submitted to Lessor are advisory only and all spending under capital budgets is discretionary with Lessor.
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