Implementation Policies Sample Clauses

Implementation Policies. Each Project Partner agrees to participate in and incorporate the following implementation policies, as appropriate to its respective project: The Community Engagement Plan, the Workforce Development Plan, and the Displacement Avoidance Plan. Project Partners agree to abide by the goals set forth in the Workforce Development Plan when procuring any portion of work associated with their respective Project and when hiring any related temporary or permanent positions, unless the Project Partner is a public entity, in which case it is required to comply with its agency's applicable hiring and procurement statutes.
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Implementation Policies a. The parties agree that if any Party fails to sign this MOU, provide the station locations, station pads and electric supply, funding required under this MOU, or fails to exercise good faith efforts to make ValleyBike viable, the Lead Community and Program Administrator will not allocate that Party with bicycles or bicycle share stations. The advisory committee may suggest reallocating station and bicycle sharing to another host community, with such distribution being done, to the extent possible, to other remaining partners based on each party’s existing and FY2024-FY2026 CMAQ funded bike share stations out of the overall ValleyBike System. b. The parties agree that if a specific bicycle location/station is underperforming, the Vendor, after consultation with the host community and Lead Community, can reallocate the equipment to a higher demand area within that host community.
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Implementation Policies a. The parties agree to be bound to the Selection Committee and Northampton’s selection of Bewegen as a result of the shared procurement process for the purposes of equipment purchase and program operation for ValleyBike, and to act in good faith to follow through on the station siting permitting and approval process and the assignment of vendor commitments to Bewegen b. The parties agree that if any party fails to provide the station locations and permissions and assignment of sponsorship commitments in a timely manner, or fails to exercise good faith efforts to obtain the necessary authorizations for bicycle kiosks or to identify alternate locations in a timely manner, the Steering Committee may reallocate station and bicycle sharing to another host community to be determined by vote of the Steering Committee. c. The parties agree that if a specific bicycle location/station does not generate use, the Steering Committee, after consultation with the host community and vendor, can reallocate the equipment to a higher demand area within that host community. d. The parties understand that ownership of bicycles and stations will be by the host community or institution, subject to the claw-back provision contained in the Bewegen contract if the region does not agree to keep the system for five years.
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Implementation Policies. 10.1. The parties agree to be bound by the requirements contained in the funding agreement with Caltrans (“Federal”) and the TFCA program, and to take no actions during the Project that are in conflict with those requirements. To the extent that the requirements apply to post-Project actions, the parties agree to continue to be bound by those Federal and TFCA requirements. 10.2. The parties commit to the following allocation of bicycles: 500 bicycles in San Francisco, 100 in Redwood City, and 400 in Santa Xxxxx County distributed in the cities of Mountain View, Palo Alto, and San Xxxx. This allocation may be changed at the discretion of the Steering Committee based on withdrawals, breaches, or termination. 10.3. The parties agree to be bound to the results of a shared procurement process for the purposes of equipment purchase and program operation for the Project. 10.4. Each party agrees that, if required by law or policy, it will present RFP results and the Steering Committee recommendation for vendor selection to its board and will advocate for that selection. The parties agree that a “No” vote by a party’s governing board constitutes a withdrawal from the project, upon which the Air District can at its sole discretion reallocate resources under the program (Air District and MTC funding). 10.5. The parties agree to work together to develop branding and marketing strategies in consultation with the Steering Committee, MTC, and MTC contractors that address both local and regional strategies and opportunities. 10.6. The parties agree that if any party fails to provide the committed funding in a timely manner, the Air District, upon consultation with the Steering Committee, can reallocate CMAQ funding to pilot bike sharing in another existing host community to be determined. 10.7. The parties agree that if any party fails to exercise good faith efforts to obtain the necessary authorizations for bicycle kiosks or to identify alternate locations in a timely manner, the Air District, after consultation with the Steering Committee, can reallocate the MTC funding to another party to this agreement and/or to purchase equipment under the program. 10.8. The parties agree that if a specific bicycle location/station does not generate use, the Air District, after consultation with the local implementing party and vendor, can reallocate the equipment to a higher demand area within that host community. 10.9. The parties agree to begin immediately to jointly develop a pla...
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Implementation Policies a. The parties agree to be bound to the selection results of a shared procurement process for the purposes of equipment purchase and program operation for the Project, and to act in good faith to follow through on the procurement process and to identify and allocate funds to it, said procurement process to comply with applicable state and local laws, ordinances, bylaws, or regulations. b. Each party agrees that, if required by law or policy, it will present procurement results and the Steering Committee recommendation for vendor selection to its board for approval. The parties agree that a “No” vote by a party’s governing board constitutes a withdrawal from the project, upon which the Steering Committee can at its sole discretion reallocate resources under the program. c. The parties agree to begin immediately to jointly develop a plan to include:  A process for assigning administration responsibilities (payments, etc.), liabilities, operations and maintenance costs, and capital assets.  A process for on-going regional coordination and marketing.  A process to recruit one or more in-region sponsor(s).  A process for branding and marketing the project, that address both local and regional strategies and opportunities.  A process for expanding the program through both public and private investments. d. The parties agree that if any party fails to provide the committed funding in a timely manner, or fails to exercise good faith efforts to obtain the necessary authorizations for bicycle kiosks or to identify alternate locations in a timely manner, the Steering Committee may reallocate grant funding to pilot bike sharing in another existing host community to be determined by vote of the Steering Committee. e. The parties agree that if a specific bicycle location/station does not generate use, the Steering Committee, after consultation with the host community and vendor, can reallocate the equipment to a higher demand area within that host community. g. The parties understand that possession and control of bicycles and stations during the project could be through lease or ownership by a regional entity, by the parties jointly, by the selected vendor, or through some other mechanism.
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Implementation Policies. Policy Comment
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Implementation Policies a. The parties agree to be bound to the selection results of a shared procurement process for the purposes of equipment purchase and program operation for the Project, and to act in good faith to follow through on the procurement process and to identify and allocate funds to it, said procurement process to comply with applicable state and local laws, ordinances, bylaws, or regulations. b. Each party agrees that, if required by law or policy of a party, it will present procurement results and the Steering Committee recommendation for vendor selection to its Mayor, Town Manager, City Council, Select Board, or board for approval. The parties agree that a “No” vote constitutes a withdrawal from the project, upon which the Steering Committee can at its sole discretion reallocate resources under the program. c. The parties agree to begin immediately to jointly develop a plan to include: • A process for assigning administration responsibilities (payments, etc.), liabilities, operations and maintenance costs, and capital assets. • A process for on-going regional coordination and marketing. • A process to recruit one or more in-region sponsor(s). • A process for branding and marketing the project,that address both local and regional strategies and opportunities. • A process for expanding the program through both public and private investments. d. The parties agree that if any party fails to provide the committed funding in a timely manner, or fails to exercise good faith efforts to obtain the necessary authorizations for bicycle kiosks or to identify alternate locations in a timely manner, the Steering Committee may reallocate grant funding to pilot bike sharing in another existing host community to be determined by vote of the Steering Committee. e. The parties agree that if a specific bicycle location/station does not generate use, the Steering Committee, after consultation with the host community and vendor, can reallocate the equipment to a higher demand area within that host community. g. The parties understand that possession and control of bicycles and stations during the project could be through lease or ownership by a regional entity, by the parties jointly, by the selected vendor(s), or through some other mechanism.
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