Current Program. The original FFMP, effective October 1, 2007 and its subsequent modifications on December 10, 2008 and February 14, 2011, expired on May 31, 2011. Collectively, these programs are referred to herein as the Initial Implementation Cycle FFMP. The subsequent FFMP Agreement, effective June 1, 2011 and expired on May 31, 2012, was a one-year program unanimously approved by the Decree Parties and built upon the framework of the previous FFMP agreements. The FFMP Agreement effective June 1, 2012 and expiring on May 31, 2013 was a one-year extension of the June 1, 2011 Agreement and was unanimously approved by the Decree Parties. The 2013 FFMP and 2014 FFMP were also extensions of the June 1, 2011 Agreement. The current FFMP is also an extension of the June 1, 2011 Agreement and incorporates the edits from the previous three extensions of the 2011 Agreement with no additional program modifications other than dates. This Agreement, the 2015 FFMP, shall be effective from June 1, 2015 to May 31, 2016. Although several limited studies and evaluations have been conducted to assess the effectiveness of selected elements of the Initial Implementation Cycle FFMP and suggest opportunities for its improvement, some of which were incorporated in the previous extensions of the Agreement, additional analyses and studies are needed prior to the Decree Parties reaching a longer term agreement for managing diversions and releases under the Decree. The current FFMP is informed by impact assessments of previous FFMP Agreements, information and experience accumulated during the previous programs, and input from various stakeholder groups and the public. The current FFMP differs from the Initial Implementation Cycle FFMP mainly in the following key elements: • Use of additional tables (i.e., schedules) of reservoir releases rates for the City Delaware Basin Reservoirs, developed on the basis of Forecast-based Available Water (FAW) not needed contemporaneously for New York City’s water supply; • Use of new releases tables that replace releases tables utilized in the Initial Implementation Cycle FFMP; • Use of new rule curves that replace rule curves utilized in the Initial Implementation Cycle FFMP; • Use of New York City’s Operations Support Tool (OST) to guide selection of appropriate releases tables; • Releases rates based, in part, upon recommendations provided jointly by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Join...
Current Program. As of the Effective Date, the Agency operates a program for the collection and processing of Yard Waste, Residential Food Waste and Wood Waste received at the Central Landfill or the Annapolis, Guerneville, Healdsburg and Sonoma Transfer Stations (collectively, the “Transfer Stations”) from any source within the jurisdictions of the members that participate in the program (the “Current Composting Program”). The Current Composting Program is and shall continue to be funded by a tonnage disposal fee levied against Yard Waste, Residential Food Waste and Wood Waste received at the Central Landfill and the Transfer Stations. The Agency shall continue to operate the Current Composting Program, provided that the Agency may from time to time change the locations at which the Yard Waste, Residential Food Waste and Wood Waste are received, until such time that: (i) The Agency and/or individual Members have developed and implemented an alternative program or programs that provides for the diversion of organic material, including, at a minimum, Yard Waste, Residential Food Waste and Wood Waste, for all of the Members as contemplated in Section 4.B.iii below, or (ii) each of the Members has withdrawn from the Current Composting Program, as permitted under Section 4.B.ii below.
Current Program. The Superintendent need not respond to the Contractor about the Construction Program submitted. If the Superintendent raises no objection and the Construction Program submitted by the Contract under this clause 33 complies with clause 33.2, it becomes the Current Program. If the Construction Program does not comply with clause 33.2, the Contractor must promptly and in any event within 7 days of being notified by the Superintendent of the non-compliance, submit to the Superintendent an amended Construction Program complying with clause 33.2. No changes shall be made to the Current Program without the Superintendent's prior written agreement. Until the Contractor provides a Construction Program complying with clause 33.2, the Superintendent may have regard, as necessary, to the program submitted with the Contractor's tender. If the Superintendent considers that any part of a Construction Program submitted pursuant to Clause 33.2 is unsatisfactory or requires amendment or updating the Superintendent will advise the Contractor within 14 days of receipt of the Construction Program and the Contractor must provide an amended Construction Program within 7 days of being requested to do so by the Superintendent or such additional time as the Superintendent may allow and if the Contractor fails to provide an amended Construction Program within this timeframe the Principal shall be entitled to withhold payment of monies which but for this clause would have been due and payable.
Current Program. The current insurance program shall be BC & BS Community Blue PPO Plan III or its equivalent, with a $10.00 generic/$40.00 Brand name prescription drug rider with the Blue Cross/Blue Shield Two Tier Closed Formulary Plan, with contraceptive coverage. The Community Blue PPO Plan III plan consists of a $250.00 deductible per person per year, with a limit of $500.00 per family per year. After the deductible portion is met, the employee is responsible for a 20% co-pay on covered charges up to a maximum of $2,000.00 per year.
