Mission Statement a. Employees are the most valuable resource in the City’s effective and efficient delivery of services to the public. The parties have a commitment to prevent drug or alcohol impairment in the workplace and to xxxxxx and maintain a drug and alcohol free work environment. The parties also have a mutual interest in preventing accidents and injuries on the job and, by doing so, protecting the health and safety of employees, co-workers, and the public.
Problem/ Solution Statement Problem The Recipient has experienced significant increase in Solar Photovoltaic (PV) interconnection requests in recent years, and this trend is expected to continue. This high level of Solar PV adoption requires a host of grid modernization efforts to manage the substantial progress the Recipient envisions in decarbonizing the electricity provided on the electrical system. The existing paradigm for integration of renewables is based around legacy enterprise control solutions (i.e. existing functions such as state estimation and optimization) and a relatively static distribution planning approach. Dynamic visualization of capacity, automation of the interconnection process, and self-discovery of new devices into distributed control subsystems as part of a hierarchical control paradigm are required to achieve scalable integration of Distributed Energy Resources (DER) in excess of 50% of peak load. These distributed control capabilities will enable distributed intelligence and control capability to support fast, automated decisions and improve overall resiliency of the distribution grid system.
Construction Staking Contractor shall avoid careless or negligent damage to construction stakes, flags, or marks. If such damage occurs, Contractor shall be required to replace stakes necessary to construc- tion. Contractor’s replacement staking shall be approved by Forest Service. Alternatively, upon Contractor’s request, Contracting Officer may agree to perform such work under E.2.1.8. When A.7 shows that construction stakes are to be set by Forest Service after clearing, Contractor shall submit to Forest Service a written schedule for clearing, construction staking, and construction that will provide Forest Service a reasonable period for setting construction stakes. Time for setting construction stakes may be modified by written agreement. If Forest Service performs construction staking for Specified Roads, timing of such staking shall permit Contrac- tor’s clearing and other construction activity to proceed without hindrance or delay, provided Contractor’s construction activity is reasonably consistent with needs identified in Contractor’s Operating Schedule or amendments thereto. Should Forest Service be unable to perform construction staking in such reasonable period, upon written agree- ment, Contractor shall assume the responsibility for construction staking for agreed upon portions of Specified Roads. In such event, Contracting Officer shall revise:
Registration Statement The Registration Statement shall have become effective under the Securities Act and no stop order suspending the effectiveness of the Registration Statement shall have been issued and no proceedings for that purpose shall have been initiated or threatened by the SEC.
