Available Data. Bristol agrees to make available, at no charge, for the ACRPC’s use all data related to the agreement including any preliminary plans, maps, drawings, photographs, reports, traffic data, calculations, EDM, valuable papers, topographic survey, utility location plats, or any other pertinent public records.
Available Data. Valley Water will make available to Consultant all data and information in its possession and control and which it deems necessary to the preparation of the deliverables specified in the Schedule(s). Valley Water will actively aid and assist Consultant in obtaining such information from other agencies and individuals as it deems necessary. Valley Water is not responsible for providing data and information that it does not possess.
Available Data. During negotiations, the Board and the Association shall present relevant data, exchange points of view and make proposals and counter-proposals. The Board shall make available to the Association for inspection all public records of the Springfield Township School District.
Available Data. The Board agrees to make available to the Association, upon written request, all information in the public domain as outlined by the Open Public Records Acts.
Available Data. The District will make available to Consultant all data and information in its possession and control and which it deems necessary to the preparation of the deliverables specified in the Schedule(s). The District will actively aid and assist Consultant in obtaining such information from other agencies and individuals as it deems necessary. The District is not responsible to provide the data and information that it does not possess.
Available Data. Data will be provided for each individual project
Available Data. The following information will only be available to the consultant selected to perform the work: Existing prints will be available for use at the Office of Facilities Planning. Prints will not be allowed to leave the office. Arrangements can be made with the Office of Facilities Management (000) 000-0000 to copy existing prints at the consultant’s expense.
Available Data. The State has gathered and will make available a number of reference documents for Operators to review while conducting their due diligence in response to this RFQ. A complete list of available data is identified in Section 5, Reference Documents.
Available Data. All technical or other data relative to the work in the possession of the District or in the possession of Benetech, Inc. shall be made available to the other party to this AGREEMENT without expense to the other party.
Available Data. The exploration and production history on the Pxxxxx property dates back over more than 50 years and as a result, there is a rather extensive drill-hole database consisting of almost 3000 holes. The resource estimate described in this report is based on the information provided from a total of 401 drill holes which are in close enough proximity to the CX and Range Front zones to have an influence on the resource modeling. Atna Resources drilled a total of 31 holes during its 2004/05 program. As of the data freeze date for this resource estimate (February 15, 2005), the assay results from holes APRF-229A and APRF-230 have not been received, however, the geology logging information was utilized in the development of the Range Front fault zone domain. The total length of drilling in the 401 holes is 236,219 feet, of which 52 holes are diamond drill (DD) cored holes and the remaining 349 are reverse circulation (RC) holes. Note that in an effort to reduce costs, many of the recent Atna holes were pre-collared and cased using a reverse circulation drill rig with a conversion to DD prior to intersecting the target fault zone. Although RC drilling comprises approximately 85% of the holes in the database, the majority of this type of drilling is limited to the shallow upper-portion of the deposits as shown in Figures 17-9 and 17-10. As a result, the diamond drilling results contribute more in relation to the overall resource estimation. It is estimated that DD holes cover approximately 65% of the lateral extent of the CX zone and approximately 85% of the area of the Range Front zone. Figure 17-9: Distribution of Drill Holes by Type - CX Zone Figure 17-10: Distribution of Drill Holes by Type - Range Front Zone Samples in the database which were analyzed but returned values below the detection limit were assigned values equal to one half the detection limit. There are a total of 45,121 samples analyzed for gold in the database. The majority (89%) of the sample intervals are a standard length of 5 feet; however they range from a minimum of 0.2 feet to a maximum of 82 feet. These large intervals are composite samples collected from primarily rotary holes in areas where gold mineralization is not anticipated.
