General Contents Sample Clauses
The 'General Contents' clause outlines the overall structure and organization of a contract or document. It typically lists the main sections, articles, or topics covered, providing a roadmap for readers to navigate the agreement efficiently. By clearly presenting the arrangement of key provisions, this clause ensures that parties can easily locate and reference specific terms, thereby promoting clarity and reducing the risk of misunderstandings.
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General Contents. Manager’s proposed Annual Business Plan will contain a proposed annual budget (“Proposed Budget”), a summary of major operational and financial items (“Summary of Major Operational and Business Items”) projected for the year in sufficient detail for the SAC Board to determine the nature and extent of proposed operations, an estimate of the Management Fee and Reimbursable Expenses SAC will be asked to pay to Manager for the year, and such other items as the SAC Board may request.
General Contents. The Action Plan will include the following elements: planning concepts, a description of the plan area, biological and habitat goals and related measurable objectives, a project description, a project schedule, estimated costs, identification of potential funding sources for project design, planning, development, construction and implementation (including operation, maintenance and monitoring), and the roles and responsibilities of the Parties for project design, planning, development, construction and implementation (including operation, maintenance and monitoring). The Action Plan will include: (i) objective and sequential milestones in the evaluation and development process; and (ii) initial priorities subject to adaptive management.
General Contents. The TMP content must follow the guidelines in the MDOT Work Zone Safety and Mobility Policy and MDOT Work Zone Safety and Mobility Manual, and must include the following general parts:
(i) Temporary Traffic Control Plans (TTCP);
(ii) Work Zone Traffic Control Plan (WZTCP);
(iii) Transportation Operations Plan (TOP); and
(iv) Public Information Plan (PIP).