Infrastructure Standards Sample Clauses

Infrastructure Standards. The Offsite Roads shall be planned, designed and constructed in compliance with this Article 3 and the City Construction Standards that apply to the Land. Owner agrees to engage a professional engineer registered in the State of Texas to provide design phase, bid phase, and construction phase services necessary for the design, bidding, construction, and installation of the Offsite Roads. Owner shall not be required to publicly bid the project in accordance with all applicable City procedures and the Laws of the State of Texas. However, Owner will request at least three bids from qualified firms for each construction contract for the Offsite Roads work with City to provide locally-based, qualified firms access to bidding opportunities as allowed by state law.
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Infrastructure Standards. (a) Working with Gap retained engineers, Supplier will, on an ongoing basis, assess the infrastructure elements in the above environments and revise existing standards in Exhibit D.6 (Technical Architecture and Product Standards) to provide reliable and secure operations and manage costs. (b) Supplier will bring best practices to Gap. (c) Supplier will assist Gap teams in updating the standards documents to reflect any changes.
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Infrastructure Standards. The Operator must: (a) comply with the State Asset Access Agreements that relate to the State Premises; (b) monitor and manage the safety and security of Staff at, and visitors to, the State Premises and all other premises used by the Operator in the conduct of the Operator Activities (Other Premises);
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Infrastructure Standards. The Owner and the Regional District acknowledge and agree that this Agreement does not set out clear standards (the “Infrastructure Standards”) for certain infrastructure improvements (the “Infrastructure Improvements”) which form part of the PDA Amenities and servicing-related requirements. Further the Owner and the Regional District acknowledge and agree that the non- binding memorandum of understanding (the “MOU”) dated July 23, 2014 between the Regional District and the Owner’s predecessors in title to the Owner’s Land, a copy of which is attached hereto as Schedule “GG”, contains infrastructure standards and further detailed strategies, plans, and specifications that are intended to guide development of the Owner’s Land. Notwithstanding any other term of this Agreement, the Owner and the Regional District acknowledge and agree that: (a) where this Agreement does not specify clear Infrastructure Standards, then the MOU will be referred to in order to provide clarity as to the standards in question until such time as the Final Standards have been determined pursuant to section 43A(b) or (d) below; (b) the parties will use commercially reasonable efforts to negotiate a mutually acceptable set of final standards (the “Final Standards”) for the Infrastructure Standards, and amend this Agreement (the “Final Standards Amendment”) to reflect the Final Standards by December 31, 2022; (c) in negotiating the Final Standards under subsection (b), the parties agree that they will use reasonable discretion in applying the infrastructure requirements in relation to the requirements outlined in Schedules C, D, E, G, H, I, J, K, and L of this Agreement given that the site plans, phase boundaries and infrastructure and improvements locations and dimensions are not survey accurate; (d) the parties agree that the Final Standards Amendment will require approval by the Regional Board and that the Owner shall submit a draft of the Final Standards Amendment to the RDN within thirty days of reaching a tentative agreement on the Final Standards; (e) if the parties are unable to agree to a mutually acceptable set of Final Standards on or before December 31, 2022 (or such earlier or later date as otherwise agreed to in writing by the parties), the Final Standards will be determined in accordance with the arbitration procedure set out in section 68 and the terms of section 68 shall apply to the arbitration of the Final Standards mutatis mutandis; and (f) if in connection with a S...
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Infrastructure Standards. The Operator must use and maintain the Depots used for the Contract Vehicles in a clean, safe and working order and in accordance with Good Industry Practice.
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Infrastructure Standards. All Infrastructure shall be designed and constructed in compliance with: (a) the Governing Regulations; (b) the rules and regulations, if any, of the District; and (c) the rules and regulations, if any, of the TCEQ and PUC. In the event of any conflict between the Governing Regulations and the rules and regulations of the District, the Governing Regulations shall control unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Planning and Development Director.
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