Contents of the Plan. The contents of the EAP are organized into five sections as follows:
Section 1, Introduction, provides an introduction and overview of EAP contents.
Section 2, Program Evaluation, provides an evaluation of the program progress toward each WQBEL Performance Standard along with descriptions of how each value was determined.
Section 3, Assessment of Program Performance, documents the Assessment of Program Performance using monitoring data collected at the stormwater management practice level (in accordance with the Comprehensive Monitoring Plan) during the first five years of the program.
Section 4, Program Adaptations, provides a summary of Program Adaptations made to date to ensure achievement of the WQBEL Performance Standards. Section 5, Strategy for Achievement of Year 10 WQBEL Performance Standards, documents a Strategy for Achievement of Year 10 WQBEL targets.
Contents of the Plan. 3.1 The Plan comprises the following components:
3.2 The English version of this Plan is the authoritative version.
3.3 Annex A (Implementation Plan Activity Sheets) identifies certain activities to be undertaken during the initial ten (10) year planning period. Annex A is not legally binding. The activities and the estimates of certain costs referred to in section 2.2, are based on assumptions made by the Parties in order to determine the level of financial and human resources sufficient to undertake the activities to fulfill the obligations identified in the Agreement.
3.4 Annex B (Financial Information Summary) identifies the payment of funds and any annual adjustments during the initial ten (10) year planning period from the Effective Date of the Agreement for the following:
3.5 Annex C (Communication and Information Strategy) identifies a communication and information strategy to inform the Crees of Eeyou Istchee and interested third parties of the content of the Agreement and the accompanying Implementation Plan in accordance with paragraph 25.3.4 (e) of the Agreement. Annex C is not legally binding.
Contents of the Plan. The contents of the IAMP are organized into 7 sections as follows:
Section 1 provides the regulatory context and describes how the Water Department is organizing its staff to implement the plan.
Section 2 describes the development of an implementation tracking system and the reporting of implementation progress. This Section provides the framework for program adaptation to meet required long-term water quality endpoints and Performance Standards during the first five years of implementation (June 1, 2011-June 1, 2016) and at each 5-year decision point thereafter.
Section 3 describes the capital program components that make up the Green City, Clean Waters program, including projects already completed, those underway at present, and the framework for identifying projects in the four and a half years leading up to the delivery of the first Evaluation and Adaptation Plan in 2016. The projects described are those associated with green stormwater infrastructure including strategic frameworks and processes, waterfront disconnection, and interceptor rehabilitation. Also described are the facility concept plans currently in development for the water pollution control plants.
Section 4 identifies actions underway or completed by the Water Department to address identified policy obstacles and needs. It describes the framework for the Water Department to address policy and coordination needs as they emerge during implementation. Actions are organized into three categories. The first category includes activities that streamline the Water Department’s structure, protocols, and communication pathways. The second includes actions that facilitate the identification, prioritization and resolution of policy obstacles to ensure effective Green City, Clean Waters implementation. The third category defines steps that streamline coordination with organizations outside of the Water Department to maintain compliance with the COA.
Section 5 describes the current GSI maintenance program, the anticipated changes as the program grows, and the steps required for developing the Green Stormwater Infrastructure Maintenance Manual Process Plan and the Maintenance Manual First Edition.
Section 6 describes the framework for developing the Comprehensive Monitoring Plan, due December 1, 2013. This includes monitoring to be conducted over the coming years, the development and field testing of monitoring protocols, improving design procedures for GSI, and assessing sewer system, receiving waterw...
Contents of the Plan. The contributory plan shall include the following:
(a) Basic Life Insurance
(b) Basic Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance
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(d) Short Term Disability Plan
(e) Long Term Disability
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(i) Prescription Drug Coverage
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