Dealership Requirements Sample Clauses

Dealership Requirements. Unless otherwise indicated, the Dealership must meet each requirement before the District will be obligated to release the incentive funds to the Program Participant. The Dealership agrees to do the following: a. Provide basic information to applicants about the On-Road Heavy-Duty Vehicle. The District will provide training to Dealership staff. b. Inform applicants of rights and responsibilities as outlined in the District and CARB guidelines. c. Help the applicants correctly complete the application. It is important to make sure that all information is filled out correctly and that the applicant understands the CMP and the meaning of the Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Contract. Convey to the applicants that the CMP is a reimbursement program (reimbursed after payment in full has been made) and that all financing must be authorized by the District before the contract is signed and that no leasing is allowed. Information necessary for preliminary evaluation of the project includes, but is not limited to, the following: c.1 Description and specifications of the existing vehicle including engine year, make and model, Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), Truck Regulations Upload and Compliance Reporting System (TRUCRS) Identification Number (ID) and fleet summary, and credible records of the previous two (2) years of ownership, operation and amount of usage in California. c.2 Description and specifications of the proposed replacement vehicle including engine year, model, GVWR, CARB Engine Family Number and Executive Order number, price quote, warranty information, and financing information if financed. c.3 Documentation of replacement vehicle warranty. d. The Program Participant will schedule a time and place for the District to pre-inspect and to verify the identity, operation, and condition of the existing vehicle. The Dealership may attend the pre-inspection; however, it is not mandatory. e. If the Program Participant wishes to finance any portion of the equipment cost, draft financing terms must be submitted to the District prior to Contract execution. f. After the Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Contract is executed, the Dealership may order the replacement vehicle and have it delivered to the Dealership. g. Before delivering the replacement vehicle to the Program Participant, the Dealership will schedule a time and place for the District to inspect and verify the identity, operation, and condition of the replacement equipment, or retrofit, if inst...
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Dealership Requirements. Unless otherwise indicated, Dealership must meet each requirement contained in this section before the DISTRICT will be obligated to release the incentive funds to Dealership or the Program Participant. Dealership agrees to do the following:
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Dealership Requirements. Unless otherwise indicated, the Dealership must meet each requirement before the District will be obligated to release the incentive funds to the Program Participant. The Dealership agrees to do the following: a. Provide basic information to applicants about the equipment replacement program. The District will provide training to Dealership staff. b. Inform applicants of rights and responsibilities as outlined in the District and CARB guidelines. c. Help applicants correctly complete the application. It is important to make sure that all information is filled out correctly and that the applicant understands the CMP and the meaning of the Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Contract. Convey to the applicants that the CMP is a reimbursement program (reimbursed after payment in full has been made) and that all financing must be authorized by the District before the contract is signed and that no leasing is allowed. Information necessary for preliminary evaluation of the project includes, but is not limited to, the following: c.1 Description and specifications of the existing equipment including year, model, power rating, a list of included attachments and accessories, serial numbers of the equipment and engine, and credible records of the previous two (2) years of ownership, operation and amount of usage in Butte County. c.2 Description and specifications of the proposed replacement equipment including year, model, power rating, CARB Engine Family Number and Executive Order number, a list of included attachments and accessories, price quote, warranty information, and financing information if financed.
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Dealership Requirements. “Dealer” is synonymous with “Client” referenced in this MSA and Service Order Agreement): a) Dealership must extend a firm offer of credit to everyone who is the subject of a competitive alert. Dealership shall not withdraw or withhold the firm offer of credit at any time after a competitive alert has been delivered to b) Dealership represents and warrants that it has contracted with a minimum of two lenders that can provide credit to an individual whose credit report has met certain credit selection criteria that is the basis for Dealership’s firm offer of credit to consumers that are the subject of a competitive alert. c) Dealership understands and agrees that when it extends credit directly to consumers through an assignment of finance instruments or through a Dealership owned or controlled “Buy-Here Pay-Here” type of arrangement, it is considered a “Creditor” under the FCRA. d) Dealership shall use the Competitive Alerts service for its exclusive business e) Dealer is responsible for maintaining fair offer of credit information on file for a minimum of 3 years or as otherwise specified in the FCRA. Dealer must produce documentation of these fair offers of credit immediately upon request.
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Dealership Requirements. Unless otherwise indicated, the Dealership must meet each requirement before the District will be obligated to release the incentive funds to the Program Participant. The Dealership agrees to do the following: a. Provide basic information to applicants about the equipment replacement program. The District will provide training to Dealership staff or consider the training requirement to have been met if the Dealership has already had training completed through another air district which meets CMP program requirements. b. Inform applicants of rights and responsibilities as outlined in the District and ARB guidelines. c. Help applicants correctly complete the application. It is important to make sure that all information is filled out correctly and that the applicant understands the CMP and the meaning of the Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Contract. Information necessary for preliminary evaluation of the project includes, but is not limited to, the following: c.1 Description and specifications of the existing equipment including year, model, power rating, a list of included attachments and accessories, serial numbers of the equipment and engine, and credible records of the previous two (2) years of ownership, operation and amount of usage. c.2 Description and specifications of the proposed replacement equipment including year, model, power rating, ARB Engine Family Number and Executive Order number, a list of included attachments and accessories, price quote, warranty information, and financing information if financed. c.3 If a Verified Diesel Emission Control System (VDECS) is feasible, specifications of the VDECS to be installed on the equipment include: make, model, a price quote that will be valid at the time the VDECS is installed, warranty information, and identification of the installer. If a VDECS is not available, verifiable information from the retrofit manufacturer, retrofit distributer, and/or Dealership regarding the unavailability of verified retrofits must be submitted with the application, unless the applicant signs the retrofit waiver. c.4 The applicant should complete the Salvage Certification Form to indicate existing equipment will be delivered to a qualified salvage yard. If not using a salvage yard, method and description of destruction should be indicated. c.5 Documentation of replacement equipment warranty. d. The Program Participant will schedule a time and place for the District to pre‐inspect and to verify the identity, operation, and condition o...
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Dealership Requirements i. Dealership represents and warrants that it has contracted with a minimum of two lenders that can provide credit to an individual whose credit report has met certain credit selection criteria that is the basis for Dealership’s firm offer of credit to every individual who is pre-screened and receives an Instant Screen credit score. ii. Dealership shall extend a firm offer of credit to every individual who is prescreened and receives an EZ Qualify credit score. Dealership shall not withdraw or withhold the firm offer: i) at any time after an individual’s credit score has been delivered to Dealership, or: ii) after the offer is made as permitted by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (“FCRA”). Dealership shall use the EZ Qualify Program for the foregoing purpose and no other purpose and will not share the individuals’ score or any other information derived from the Program with any party who is not acting at the direction of the Dealership. iii. Dealership understands and agrees that when it extends credit directly to consumers through the assignment of financial instruments or through a Dealership owned or controlled “Buy-Here Pay-Here” type of arrangement it is considered a “Creditor” under the FCRA Procedural and Compliance Requirements. iv. EZ Qualify is a pre-screen product designed for use in automobile dealerships. The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) authorizes pre-screening consumers pursuant to the EZ Qualify Program process; however, the FTC also has certain procedural requirements with which Dealership must comply. Refer to Exhibit A for Dealership’s procedural requirements. v. Dealership shall use the EZ Qualify service for its exclusive business use and will hold all information obtained from EZ Qualify in strict confidence, and will not copy, sell, or transfer such information to any third party. Dealership’s employees, owners, and officers are forbidden from obtaining the prescreen information from EZ Qualify on themselves, their associates, or any other person except in the exercise of their official duties.
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Dealership Requirements. The Dealership agrees to meet the following requirements so that the Program Participant is eligible for payment of incentive funds: a. The Dealership shall be able to provide basic information to applicants about the Xxxx Xxxxx program and inform applicants of their responsibilities as outlined in the District and CARB guidelines. The District will provide training to Dealership staff. b. An applicant may not order or make a down payment on a new engine, piece of equipment, or vehicle prior to contract execution or approval by the District. Dealers ordering engines, equipment, or vehicles prior to District approval of grant applications assume all financial risk. A program participant may not receive engines, equipment, or vehicles, nor may work begin on a repower or retrofit project, until the project contract is fully executed.
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