INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. As applicable, Developer, at its own expense, shall maintain or cause to be maintained all Public Infrastructure, broadly defined to include a building, highway, road, excavation, and repair work or other project development or improvement, paid for in whole or in part from public funds, without regard to whether the work is done under public supervision or direction, until said dedication to the City and for one year (1) after completion, unless agreed to otherwise with the City. Upon acceptance of a street or drainage improvement for maintenance by the City, Developer shall deliver to the City a one-year extended warranty bond naming the City as the obligee in conformity with Chapter 35, the City’s Unified Development Code. The cost of repair, replacement, reconstruction and maintenance for defects in the Public Infrastructure discovered during the first year after Completion disclosed to Developer by the City within a reasonable period of time, but no more than 30 days from the time of discovery, shall be paid by the bond company and shall not be paid out of the TIRZ Fund. After the expiration of the one-year extended warranty bond, the cost of the repair, replacement, reconstruction and maintenance of Public Infrastructure dedicated to the City shall be the responsibility of the City.
a. Following completion of any Public Infrastructure or Public Improvements so dedicated to the public (if any), Developer, their agents, employees, and contractors will not interfere with reasonable use of all such public works by the general public, except for drainage retention improvements. In accordance with the Construction Schedule, Developer shall use their best efforts to dedicate (or grant a public easement to) to such Public Infrastructure or Public Improvements where applicable to the appropriate taxing entity (as determined by the City), at no additional expense to the City or TIRZ.
b. The requirements of this Agreement cannot be waived or modified in any way by an engineer, employee, or City official or its subordinate agency with responsibility for inspecting or certifying public infrastructure. The actions of a city employee or agent do not work an estoppel against the City under this contract or the Unified Development Code.
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. It shall be the responsibility of the property owner of record for the maintenance of storm water infrastructure. Maintenance of storm water infrastructure consists of a minimum but is not limited to the following items as they apply to the specific storm water facility: outlet cleaning, mowing, herbicide spraying, litter control, removal of sediment from basin and outlet structures, repair of drainage structures, and other items that may be included in the facilities maintenance and repair plan. All such activities will be conducted in an environmentally sound manner and consistent with applicable codes, rules, and/or standards. No modifications shall be made to open ditches or other wet weather conveyances without coordination with the Manager. All storm water management control facilities proposed by the owners and approved by the Manager for dedication as a public facility shall be maintained by the owner until such time as the Manager accepts the facilities. Upon acceptance, the facilities shall be publicly owned and /or maintained.
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. Includes all Host components, including the server(s). During Infrastructure Maintenance, the Host server and other Services may not be available. Scheduled maintenance does not count as downtime and is not included in the calculation of the uptime guarantees. If the Host intends to perform scheduled maintenance outside of the Normal Maintenance Window, the Host shall post a notice to the Host's web interface(s) or email notification to the Client with at least 48 hours' notice.
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. Awardee agrees to maintain infrastructure obtained with CMO funds in good repair and in accordance with manufacturer’s recommended use and maintenance through the minimum 4-year project operation period;
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. For the structure and execution of these actions, please refer to the DRIVER Control Centre documentation [1].
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. Includes all Host components, including the server(s). During Infrastructure Maintenance, the Host server and other Services may not be available.
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. Infrastructure maintenance" means those services required to maintain the operating capability of the digital trunked radio system, including (but not limited to) replacement of worn or broken components with a unit cost of less than $100,000 (when not otherwise covered by insurance) as well as the maintenance of and utilities for transmission sites, insurance premiums, and any related items as presented to the PATROL.
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. SUPPLIER'S SOLUTION DESCRIPTION: As of Cutover Date, the Supplier shall be responsible for the performance of the following activities: - Supplier shall keep the Software current [...***...] based on PacifiCare standards. - As part of the problem management process, if a Software problem is detected in one area of the Enterprise that may be applicable to others, Supplier shall work with PacifiCare to schedule Software fixes to all appropriate copies of that Software in an effort to avoid future issues. [...***...] - Supplier shall monitor the distributed computing infrastructure to keep track of problems within it. Through monitoring, [...***...] * CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED 69.
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. The City agrees to work collaboratively with DevelopmentWA to ensure that the specification, location and detailed design of all infrastructure and areas that the City will own, maintain, operate and replace is of a sufficiently high standard to meet the overall vision for Ocean Reef Marina. The City accepts responsibility for maintenance, operation and replacement of infrastructure and amenities within the Future City Areas. This includes the application of best-practice asset management practices to ensure all assets are in suitable condition to maintain the required service levels. The Parties agree that part of the collaboration will be to take in to account the future service levels to be provided by the City do not impose an unreasonable financial impact on the City.
INFRASTRUCTURE MAINTENANCE. To the extent this provision is applicable to this agreement, Developer, at its own expense, shall maintain or cause to be maintained all Public Improvements until said improvements’ dedication to the City and for one (1) year after Completion as evidenced by written acceptance required by Section 6.4 above. Upon acceptance of a street or drainage improvement for maintenance by the City, Developer shall deliver to the City a one-year extended warranty bond naming the City as the obligee in conformity with Chapter 35, the City’s Unified Development Code. The cost of repair, replacement, reconstruction and maintenance for defects discovered during the first year after Completion shall be paid by Developer or the bond company and shall not be paid out of the TIRZ Fund. After the expiration of the one-year extended warranty bond, the cost of the repair, replacement, reconstruction and maintenance of Public Improvements dedicated to the City shall be the responsibility of the City.
a. Developer, its agents, employees, and contractors will not interfere with reasonable use of all the Public Improvements by the general public, except for drainage retention improvements. In accordance with the Construction Schedule, Developer shall use its best efforts to dedicate (or grant a public easement) Public Improvements where applicable to the appropriate taxing entity (as determined by the City), at no additional expense to the City or TIRZ.
b. The requirements of this Agreement cannot be waived or modified in any way by an engineer, employee, or City official or its subordinate agency with responsibility for inspecting or certifying public infrastructure. The actions of a city employee or agent do not work an estoppel against the City under this contract or the Unified Development Code. Notwithstanding the foregoing, City and Developer acknowledge that this Section 6.9 is not applicable to the Project.
