Incorporated Areas Sample Clauses

Incorporated Areas. 330 (296 ESMI & 34 Capacity Building) projects were completed in the Incorporated Areas. Of these 296 ESMI projects, 233 have reported performance indicators that fall within the NB PMF. Of the remaining 63 ESMI projects, some were completed late in 2012 and the NB PMF compliant performance indicators were to be reported in their 2013 outcomes report. In addition, some projects are tracking other indicators that still support the goals and objectives of the Agreement, but are not included in the NB PMF as the Department has only included the most common indicators reported. The financial investments in the 330 completed projects and the NB PMF performance indicators for the 233 completed and reported projects are summarized by category. Water The Incorporated Areas completed 67 potable water projects with a total investment of $30,257,408. Of these projects, 44 have reported on the NB PMF indicators. Projects identified in this category are of the following types in terms of their primary purposes:
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Incorporated Areas. Funds will be disbursed from New Brunswick to incorporated areas based on the receipt by the Province of a capital budget which identifies the investment of Funds, and a funding agreement signed by New Brunswick and the Incorporated Area, containing, at a minimum, those elements contained in Schedule C;
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Incorporated Areas. One hundred and fifty-two projects have been completed in Incorporated Areas. Of these, 122 have reported performance indicators that fall under the NB PMF. Of the remaining 30 projects, some were completed late in 2016 and the NB PMF performance indicators will be reported in 2017 outcomes reporting. Some projects are measured by other indicators that support the goals and objectives of the Agreement, but are not included in the NB PMF as New Brunswick has only included the most common indicators reported. Investments and the resulting NB PMF performance indicators are summarized by category in this section. Water Incorporated Areas completed 31 potable water related projects with a total investment of $4,244,014. Of these projects, 22 have reported on NB PMF indicators. Projects in this category tend to fall under the following types in terms of their primary purposes: • Improved quality, safety, use and volume • Added clients to systems • Reduced energy consumption • Improved service reliability Table 5.1.1: Results for Water projects in Incorporated Areas Water Completed Projects 31 Federal Contribution $3,260,440 Provincial Contribution $44,713 Municipal and Other $938,861 Total $4,244,014 Performance Indicators Measure Projects # of metres of water system pipes added, repaired or replaced 2,511.8 6 # of new households (and/or non-residential properties) connected to municipal water system 617 2 Decrease in kWh consumed (kWh/year) 47,640 2 # of locations fitted with water meters 1 1 # of households (and/or non-residential properties) connected to municipal water system that will receive improved potable water quality 7,604 12 # of households (and/or non-residential properties) connected to municipal water system that will benefit from increased service reliability 7,653 13 Note: Several projects have reported results under more than one performance indicator. This explains the disparity between the 22 out of the 31 projects that have reported indicators and the total number of projects with PMF indicators which totals 36 in the table above. Several categories will have similar apparent discrepancies in their NB PMF totals.
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  • Use of Basement and Service Areas The basement(s) and service areas, if any, as located within the (project name), shall be earmarked for purposes such as parking spaces and services including but not limited to electric sub-station, transformer, DG set rooms, underground water tanks, pump rooms, maintenance and service rooms, fire fighting pumps and equipment's etc. and other permitted uses as per sanctioned plans. The Allottee shall not be permitted to use the services areas and the basements in any manner whatsoever, other than those earmarked as parking spaces, and the same shall be reserved for use by the association of allottees formed by the Allottees for rendering maintenance services.

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