Business Inclusion Plan Sample Clauses

Business Inclusion Plan. Xxxxxx shall develop and maintain a business inclusion plan (“Inclusion Xxxxx”) that is designed to result in the successful inclusion oflocal subcontractors or local employees to be hired directly by Seller, contributing to a workforce of employees who reside in Los Angeles County and any other efforts which may provide tangible benefits to the local economy. The Inclusion Plan is hereby attached to this Agreement as Appendix I. Buyer may request clarification or additional information regarding the Inclusion Plan at any time. The Inclusion Plan will be monitored for compliance by Buyer during the construction and maintenance of the Facility. No changes to the Inclusion Plan shall be accepted without Buyer’s express written approval. If Buyer approves changes to the Inclusion Plan, such revised Inclusion Plan shall replace the then-existing Appendix I.
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Business Inclusion Plan. Bundled Solar FiT50 Inclusion Plan Hecate Energy’s FiT50 Inclusion Plan is composed of two parts: Local Development Partnerships and Local Procurement Planning.
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