Capital Works Sample Clauses

Capital Works. Whilst there is an opportunity for innovation in respect of plant location, provided it is commercially viable and able to meet LCC Project objectives and requirement for progressively reducing CO2 emissions, the main heat generation plant could be enclosed within the existing plant rooms. Where a new building is a requirement the supplier will be responsible for obtaining the necessary licences and permissions both from Leicester City Council and other regulatory bodies to construct this building. Where the supplier utilises existing plant, the maximum sound generated should not exceed that currently generated by the existing plant. Construction / ground works and day to day operations will be subject to a noise survey conducted by the supplier with noise monitoring to be conducted by the City Council. Any new equipment installed will be assessed using, and expected to comply with, BS 4142 to ensure that noise levels are such that they are unlikely to cause nuisance to residents.
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Capital Works. 6.1 The Council undertakes that it shall use reasonable endeavours throughout the Prescribed Period (but subject to budgetary constraints and the balance between competing priorities set from time to time through the Council’s decision-making processes) to pursue the Capital Programme so as to improve the quality of accommodation for the activities taken forward by HLH in pursuance of the Services Agreement. 6.2 For the avoidance of doubt, HLH will require, in common with Council service departments, to submit a bid for any Capital Works Project to be included in the Capital Programme; any such bid will be assessed by the Council for inclusion in the Capital Programme on the basis of the assessment criteria for that purpose determined by the Council from time to time. 6.3 The Council acknowledges (but without prejudice to the caveats set out in clause 6.1) that 6.3.1 the proposals set out in Part 3 of the Schedule represent the Council’s current Capital Programme for the period 1 April 2011 to ●; 6.3.2 the current status of each project identified in Part 3 of the Schedule is as set out in Part 3 of the Schedule; and 6.3.3 it is the Council’s current intention to continue to take forward the projects set out in Part 3 of the Schedule, and in accordance with the indicative timetable set out in Part 3 of the Schedule. 6.4 HLH undertakes that it will contribute to the development and implementation of the Capital Programme; the processes to be adopted in that regard are as outlined in Part 4 of the Schedule. 6.5 For the avoidance of doubt (but subject to clause 7): 6.5.1 the Council shall be the employer in respect of all construction contracts, and the client in respect of all appointment agreements for the professional team (excluding those relating to initial feasibility work), relating to any Capital Works Project; 6.5.2 the Council shall be wholly responsible for the funding of all Capital Works Projects (subject to the qualification that the internal costs associated with the work, of the nature referred to in clause 6.4, carried out by HLH will be met by HLH) and shall exercise full control in relation to all payments associated with the development and/or implementation of each Capital Works Project; 6.5.3 HLH shall have no power to issue instructions to any member of the professional team or to the relevant contractor otherwise than in accordance with the express written authorities conferred upon it by the Council, and strictly within the financial ...
Capital Works. 6.1 Notwithstanding any other provision in this Agreement, Capital Improvement work of any kind relating to any Highway in this Agreement shall not be undertaken by either party without the prior budget approval of both municipalities. What constitutes a Capital Improvement for the purposes of this Agreement shall be as agreed between the parties on a project-by-project basis. The parties agree that in the event a project is agreed to be a Capital Improvement, the parties shall agree in writing upon the basis of cost sharing and project management for that project, prior to the implementation of said project.
Capital Works. All new works and fixed asset acquisitions will be subject to a business case duly supported by an investment appraisal and will be relevant to the outputs delivered by the Department. The business case will identify agreed financial and economic business cases, forward design and construction proposals. It will include full investment analysis and whole-of-life costings in accordance with ACT Government capital works guidelines.
Capital WorksThe City and the RM will respectively be responsible for the share of capital as indicated in Table 2 assuming 2/3 Federal/Provincial funding has been approved. The RM will reimburse the City for the use of existing infrastructure. The capital up-front cost will be as follows: x Xxxxxxx = $5,206,781 o Stanley = $946,585 for new infrastructure o Stanley = $742,035 for existing infrastructure The RM will pay in pro rata of payments issued for construction certificates. This capital contribution will be finalised after completion of construction. Inletworks $3,637,545 $2,425,030 $1,029,772 $182,743 Primary Clarifiers $2,531,660 $1,687,773 $730,232 $113,654 Bio-Reactors $4,967,836 $3,311,891 $1,437,657 $218,289 Final Clarifiers $2,486,506 $1,657,670 $733,228 $95,608 Utility Building $2,209,584 $1,473,056 $655,753 $80,776 Pipelines $1,380,769 $920,513 $412,441 $47,815 Mobilisation $1,000,000 $666,667 $166,667 $166,667 Hydro/Instrumentation/SCADA $246,200 $164,133 $41,033 $41,033 Capital $12,499,631 $8,333,087 $3,525,596 $640,948 Engineering $2,048,669 $1,365,780 $577,839 $105,050 PST $1,018,381 $678,921 $287,240 $52,220 Contingencies $2,893,419 $1,928,946 $816,106 $148,367 * Total Estimate includes 15% Engineering, 7% PST and 20% Contingencies The use of the existing treatment infrastructure and Lift Station #8 by the RM is based on their potential flow contribution of 10% and the organic load contribution, which is responsible for the total sludge, ie COD, NH3, TKN and TSS, which is 13%. The storage cells and Lift Station #8 residual value as of 2015, is $4,237,453. The aeration cells and aeration system residual value as of 2015 is $2,448,379. The cost allocations for using the existing infrastructure by the RM are then as follows:  COD, NH3, TKN, TSS = 13% x $2,448,379 = $318,289
Capital Works. HRC is responsible for the design and construction of the flood protection works. Such works may comprise earth embankments, concrete flood walls, concrete block walls, timber flood walls, demountable flood barriers, and directly associated fences, paths, vehicle crossings, handrails, bollards, floodgates and other miscellaneous components required to fulfill the flood protection function. Those works are to be funded through the Lower Whanganui River Scheme. Where the execution of capital works necessitates the alteration of any infrastructure owned by WDC, then HRC will, in design collaboration with WDC, make such alterations at full cost to the flood protection project. This provision will include the installation of floodgates or valves to existing stormwater outlets where required to prevent back flows during elevated river conditions, and thereby ensure the integrity of the flood protection system. However where it is agreed between the parties to take an opportunity, during construction of the flood protection works, to enhance an existing WDC asset, for example to install a new culvert or upgrade an existing one, or to upgrade or extend a walkway, then a proportion of costs that reflects the degree of improvement shall be met by WDC. The cost of installation of any new non-flood protection related asset, that involves disturbance of the flood protection works following their completion, will be met in full by WDC. The design and construction methodology in respect of those works will require HRC’s prior approval.
Capital Works. 10.1 FT is not responsible for the carrying out of any Capital Works within the Licence Area or the Land. 10.2 FT will not be responsible for undertaking any Capital Works that may be necessary in order to render a Forest Road within the Licence Area usable by the Licensee for the Permitted Purpose. 10.3 Upon reasonable request, FT will grant written permission to the Licensee to perform Capital Works on any Forest Road within the Licence Area, which are necessary to render such a road usable by the Licensee for the Permitted Purpose. 10.4 FT may impose such reasonable conditions as it considers necessary upon the Licensee’s performance of Capital Works on a Forest Road within the Licence Area. 10.5 The performance of Capital Works by the Licensee must comply and conform with all relevant Australian or Tasmanian Standards and industry codes of practice, including the Forest Practices Code; 10.6 The Licensee must comply with all State and Federal laws, by-laws, regulations, notices and other like matters regarding any proposed Capital Works, including without limitation the Work Health and Safety Xxx 0000 (Tas) and the obligation to obtain a certified forest practices plan if applicable; 10.7 The Licensee must compensate FT for the market value of any trees or other forest produce which it removes or destroys as a result of performing Capital Works within the Licence Area. The market value of the trees or other forest produce will be determined by FT in its sole discretion. 10.8 At the expiration of the Term, or upon the early termination of this Agreement, FT at its discretion may direct the Licensee to return any Forest Road upon which the Licensee has performed Capital Works to the state that it was in prior to the Commencement Date. The Licensee must comply with any direction given by FT under this clause in a timely manner and at the Licensee’s cost. This clause 10.8 survives the termination of this Agreement. 10.9 Nothing in this clause 10 will be taken to: (a) compel FT to agree to perform or contribute towards any Capital Works within the Licence Area; or (b) compel the Licensee to agree to perform or contribute towards any Capital Works within the Licence Area.
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Capital Works. Except as contemplated by the Development Budget (as defined in the Credit Agreement) or as permitted by the Credit Agreement, the Company will not, without the written consent of the Agent (and then only to the extent that such consent permits and in accordance with any condition attached to such consent), incur or enter into any works of a capital nature in respect of the Charged Property of a significant amount in each calendar year, or make or incur any expenditure or liabilities of an exceptional or unusual nature.
Capital Works. FRW will deliver water and sewerage related capital works in line with Council approved program of works An indicative 5 year rolling program to be maintained as part of the Performance Plan with 1-3 years considered to be firm and will incorporate new works identified in the Priority Infrastructure Plan, strategic initiatives and upgrade/replacement works identified in the SAMP.
Capital Works. 7.1 Notwithstanding any other provision in this Agreement, Capital Improvement work of any kind relating to any Highway in this Agreement shall not be undertaken by either party without the prior budget approval of both municipalities. What constitutes a Capital Improvement for the purposes of this Agreement shall be as agreed between the parties on a project-by-project basis. The parties agree that in the event a project is agreed to be a Capital Improvement, the parties shall agree in writing upon the basis of cost sharing and project management for that project, prior to the implementation of said project. 7.2 Xxxxxx is 100% responsible for Capital Improvement work to Sixth Line from the Oakville/Milton town limits at Highway #407 northerly to the southerly limit of the intersection at Lower Base Line (located completely within Xxxxxx Town limits).
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