Documenting and Reporting Sample Clauses

Documenting and Reporting. The Contractor and its subcontractors shall provide all required compliance data with respect to Contractor’s MBE/WBE/DBE to the CHA via CHA’s electronic system available at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/. The Contractor and its subcontractors shall be responsible for responding to any requests for data or information by the noted response due dates, and shall check the electronic system on a regular basis to manage contact information and contract records. The Contractor shall also be responsible for ensuring that all subcontractors have completed all requested items with complete and accurate information and that their contact information is current.
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Documenting and Reporting i. Contractor agrees to comply with the above Section 3 requirements in accordance with the Contractor’s Section 3 Utilization Plan, which shall be prepared by the Contractor and agreed to by CHA. CHA shall not be required to agree to the Contractor’s Utilization Plan until the Contractor meets its burden to establish that it will comply with 24 CFR Part 135 and otherwise comply with CHA’s Section 3 Policy (see xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/pages/section_3/65.php or the copy included in the solicitation) as may be required. Contractor’s Section 3 Utilization Plan is attached hereto as Exhibit III and is incorporated by reference herein.
Documenting and Reporting. Describe how you will track implementation of this plan and report out on your activities. We recommend listing monitoring visits and maintenance actions performed by date, and noting any recommendations for changes to this Plan based on lessons learned Table 1. Project Performance Measures Table. See definitions below. (Example) <.. image(Example of table that will be filled out about the project descriptions ) removed ..>
Documenting and Reporting. Describe how you will track implementation of this plan and report out on your activities. We recommend listing monitoring visits and maintenance actions performed by date and noting any recommendations for changes to this Plan based on lessons learned. Table 1. Project Performance Measures Table. See definitions below. (Example) Project Objective Metric and Indicator Baseline Measurement Monitoring Location Monitoring Frequency Monitoring Duration Reduce 100-year peak flood flow by 530 cfs on Dry Creek Main Stem at Xxxxxx Street in downtown Roseville Metric: Water flow in cfs Indicator: Relative change in peak flows during flood events The modeled 100- year peak flow (2007-Current basis) of Antelope Creek at Antelope Creek Drive crossing and downstream at Xxxxxx Street, per 2011 updated HEC hydrologic model Stream level data collected automatically during flood events, combined with rating curve at crossing utilized to compute peak flow ALERT stream level gage located at the Antelope Creek Drive crossing Immediately following each 100- year flood event; these events can occur at a 1% probability any given year 5 years following project completion Avoid channel bottom down- cutting within 300 feet downstream of xxxx; No increased ponding within 300 feet upstream of xxxx Metric: Elevation in feet. Indicator: > 0.5 foot change in channel bottom elevation Establish pre- construction streambed elevations 300 feet up and downstream of xxxx location Land Surveying techniques along streambed Streambed along centerline of creek 300 feet up and downstream Annually during low flow in the summer/fall 10 years following project completion Project Objective Metric and Indicator Baseline Measurement Monitoring Location Monitoring Frequency Monitoring Duration Increase the # of harmless site visits by people Metric: 1) # of people per day; 2) # of unauthorize d site visits; 3) # of unhoused campsites Indicator: 10% increase in harmless site visits Prior to construction perform one 3- hour visitor field count (10 am - 1pm) 3-hour field counts (10 am-1pm) At new Upper Xxxx Trail on Antelope Creek Other areas along site. Annually 3 years following project completion Minimum 80% survival for Native Woody Riparian species; Maximum 15% survival for non- native woody or Perennial species; Increased use of Habitat features by targeted species Metric: # of plants per type or species Indicator: <80% Mortality (Native Woody spp); >15% survival of non-native species Establish photo ...
Documenting and Reporting. Prepare a DWR for each day of work from begin work to final acceptance; maintain all relevant subcontractor forms; submit subcontractor approval requests to STATE's Area Office; fill out DWR work items tab; maintain hard copies of measurements and attachments that support calculations and quantities listed in DWR's; maintain daily diary on project in Site Manager; identify items that will overrun and under run during project; maintain set of project records; coordinate with STATE for STATE District audits

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