Inspection Activities. The Municipality shall itself provide a qualified staff person, or retain a qualified person or entity, to serve as the Inspection Consultant to perform full- time Inspection Activities. The Municipality shall submit written documentation to the DOT indicating the criteria it used in assigning existing municipal staff, hiring new municipal staff, retaining an Inspection Consultant, or any combination of the foregoing to perform Inspection Activities for the Construction Project.
(a) If the Municipality elects to retain an Inspection Consultant, in order to be eligible for reimbursement for the associated costs, the Municipality must use a Qualifications Based Selection process as described in and in accordance with the “Consultant Selection, Negotiation and Contract Monitoring Procedures for Municipally Administered Projects,” Connecticut Department of Transportation (2016), as may be revised.
(1) When designating an Inspection Consultant, the Municipality shall submit to the DOT for review and approval, the name(s) and qualifications of the proposed Inspection Consultant prior to advertising the Construction Project. The Municipality shall comply with the “Construction Engineering and Inspection Information Pamphlet for Consulting Engineers,” Connecticut Department of Transportation (2017) as may be revised, when determining the required qualifications of the Inspection Consultant.
(2) If the Construction Project receives federal participation in Funding, when the Municipality retains an Inspection Consultant, it must designate a full-time employee of the Municipality to be in responsible charge of the Construction
(b) If the Municipality elects to provide full-time Inspection Activities for the Construction Project with its own staff, upon request, the Municipality shall provide to the DOT written documentation of the qualifications of the municipal staff performing the Inspection Activities, for review by the DOT. When municipal staff is performing the Inspection Activities for the Construction Project, any required field quality assurance testing may be provided by the DOT, upon written request, and the DOT expenses associated with the field quality assurance testing will be funded in accordance with the PAL.
Inspection Activities. The Municipality shall itself provide a qualified staff person, or retain a qualified person or entity, to serve as the Inspection Consultant to perform Inspection Activities. If the Municipality fails to provide adequate inspection, to the DOT’s satisfaction and in the DOT’s sole discretion, for any Construction Project during the construction phase, such may be deemed a breach of the PAL and the Master Agreement. In such instance, the DOT may require the Municipality to return Funding for the Construction Project, and exercise any other remedies available under this Master Agreement. The Municipality’s failure to inspect a particular Construction Project may result in the DOT withholding approval of the Municipality’s request to participate in future Grant and other DOT-overseen programs at DOT’s sole discretion.
Inspection Activities. Clause 20.
1. Anatel shall inspect the service hereby granted in order to ensure the compliance with the universalization and continuity obligations inherent in the public system of its provision, as well as care for the compliance with the targets and commitments stated in this Agreement.
Paragraph 1. The inspection to be exercised by Anatel shall comprise the inspection and follow-up of activities, equipment, facilities, agreements and the Concessionaire’s economic and financial situation, either by means of direct operation of its inspection agents or by formal request, implying broad access to all Concessionaire’s and third parties’ data and information, which shall be timely provided, as requested, pursuant to the provisions in this Agreement.
Paragraph 2. Any information gathered during the inspection shall be published in the Library, except for those deemed as confidential by Anatel, upon the Concessionaire’s request.
Paragraph 3. Any information to be deemed as confidential, in accordance with the foregoing paragraph, shall be only used in the procedures related to this Agreement, and Anatel and others appointed by Anatel shall be responsible for any disclosure, either broad or restricted, of such information outside the scope of utilization.
Paragraph 4. Anatel’s inspection shall also comprise the follow-up and control over the Concessionaire’s actions in the technical, accounting, commercial and economic and financial areas, and it may establish guidelines and procedures required to carry out the inspection, as well as suspend any and all activities inconsistent with the requirements of universalization, quality, efficiency, security and continuity of the service.
Paragraph 5. The Concessionaire’s accountability shall be submitted separately for the STFC mode subject to this Agreement and follow the chart of accounts established pursuant to regulation, as well as record and calculate, separately, the investments and costs of its several network components.
Paragraph 6. The Concessionaire shall agree to provide relevant information to Anatel, pursuant to applicable regulation, and among them: I – economic, financial and accounting information, including information on the balance sheet, statements of income, of indebtedness, and of changes in financial position; II – commercial information, including net and gross revenues, total number of minutes and calls charged with tariffs, and number of default subscribers by service plan; III – technical o...
Inspection Activities. 5.1.1. Purchaser acknowledges that it completed its due diligence of the Hotels as of the Contract Date.
5.1.2. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Purchaser and its representatives, agents and contractors (collectively, “Purchaser Representatives”) have and may enter onto a Hotel during regular business hours and upon reasonable prior notice to the applicable Seller for the sole purpose of undertaking such inspections and investigations of such Hotel as Purchaser deems desirable to evaluate such Hotel (collectively, “Inspection Activities”). The Inspection Activities have been and shall continue to be subject to the following conditions:
5.1.2.1. All Inspection Activities shall be at the sole cost and expense of Purchaser and at Purchaser’s sole risk.
5.1.2.2. In undertaking the Inspection Activities, Purchaser shall (and shall cause Purchaser Representatives to) comply with all applicable Legal Requirements.
5.1.2.3. At Seller’s option, Purchaser Representatives shall be accompanied by a representative of Seller or Manager during any such entry upon the Hotel.
5.1.2.4. Purchaser agrees that all Inspection Activities shall be subject to the rights of Manager and of Occupants of such Hotel, and shall be conducted in a manner not disruptive to Manager, Occupants, guests, or invitees at such Hotel or otherwise to the operation of such Hotel.
5.1.2.5. Purchaser Representatives shall notify Seller prior to making any contact or communication with any Occupant at such Hotel.
5.1.2.6. Purchaser shall notify Seller prior to making any contact with any governmental or quasi-governmental authority regarding non-public information relating to such Hotel.
5.1.2.7. In the event Purchaser desires to conduct any physically invasive Inspection Activities such as sampling of soils or drilling wxxxx, Purchaser shall provide Seller with the scope of the work to be done and the name of the contractor to conduct such work, and shall request Seller’s prior consent thereto, which consent may be given or withheld in Seller’s sole and absolute discretion.
5.1.2.8. Prior to entry onto a Hotel, Purchaser shall provide Seller with a certificate of insurance evidencing that Purchaser maintains insurance, on an occurrence basis from a company with an “A-:IX” or better rating from A.M. Best Company, naming Seller and Manager as additional insureds, in the following amounts:
Inspection Activities. Golder will provide field CQA inspection to verify that the liner system is constructed in accordance with the construction plans, specifications, and CQA Plan. Accordingly, we will observe and document the following: Review contractor submittals Conformance testing of the geosynthetic materials Sample collection and testing of soil materials Observation of geosynthetics deployment and installation including trial seams, seaming, and non- destructive testing as specified Electrical leak detection testing of the geomembrane component of the alternative final cover Golder will be on-site full time during the work to complete the base liner construction. We have assumed that this work will be completed by the contractor during 10-hour work days, six days per week, for a total of 100 working days. We have budgeted for one full time CQA technician for the entire construction and a second CQA technician for 50 percent of the time. We have assumed that the County will be potholing the existing soil cover to determine adequate soil to be used as the foundation layer for the closure system. Should areas of inadequate soil cover be determined, Golder will have to update our cost estimate based on required amount of additional testing that will be required for placement of the foundation soil.
Inspection Activities. The Division of Water Pollution will continue to implement a field inspection program to meet its NPDES program administration responsibilities. The inspection program will prepare and implement an annual inspections plan consistent with the USEPA National- National Compliance Monitoring Strategy which reflects current USEPA Inspection Frequency Guidance, acknowledging that additional resources will be needed for Illinois EPA to fully implement the Strategy, ICIS-NPDES Policy Statement and Wet Weather SNC definition. The annual inspection plan will be prepared and submitted to Region 5 by September 30 each year. The annual inspection plan will include inspection projections for the coming year as well as a brief assessment of the successful implementation of the previous year’s plan relative to consistency with the USEPA National Compliance Monitoring Strategy. Region 5 will review and provide comments consistent with national strategy within 30 days of receipt of the plan. For FY 2010, the inspection plan will reflect changes from the 2009 annual inspection plan as follows: o The frequency of inspecting Major dischargers that have a good compliance history will be slightly reduced, and resources will be diverted to inspections of wet weather sources. A specific list and schedule of Major discharger inspections will be transmitted to Region 5 by September 30, 2009. o Reconnaissance inspections by sampling technicians will continue to be an important element of the inspection program. These inspections include a brief overview of treatment plant operating conditions and collection of an effluent sample, providing a significant increase in our on-site presence. Unfortunately, vacancies have reduced inspection coverage from past years. o Agreements are in place with Soil and Water Conservation Districts (Districts) covering eighteen counties for inspections of NPDES-permitted construction. The primary role of the Districts is to provide on-site technical assistance to developers and contractors. In addition, Districts work closely with regional office staff to identify problem sites which are then designated as priority sites for Illinois EPA compliance inspections. o Field staffs are reviewing CSO Long Term Control Plan reports. CSO inspections consistent with FY09 SRF program review recommendations will frequently be conducted in conjunction with those reviews. o Field staffs are also reviewing CAFO NPDES permit application materials and will conduct field ...
Inspection Activities. Purchaser shall have the right to enter upon Seller’s property at necessary times during business hours for the purpose of inspecting the Real Property. Except as provided herein, Purchaser shall be responsible for all inspections, examinations, tests and evaluations. Purchaser shall indemnify, protect, defend and hold Seller free and harmless from and against any and all claims, actions, causes of action, suits, proceedings, costs, expenses (including, without limitation, reasonable attorney’s fees and costs), liabilities, damages, and liens incurred by Seller by reason of the activities of Purchaser or its agents or contractors while upon the Property prior to the Closing or in exercising Purchaser’s rights hereunder. Purchaser shall repair any damage to Real Property that may be caused by Purchaser or its agents or contractors while on the Real Property performing its inspection or exercising Purchaser’s rights hereunder. During the Inspection Period, Purchaser’s liability insurance, in the amount of at least $1,000,000, shall name Seller and its directors as additional insureds, if requested. Such indemnity shall survive the Closing Date or earlier termination of this Agreement for a period of one (1) year. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Purchaser will not undertake any physically invasive tests of the Real Property without the prior written consent of Seller, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed. Seller shall have the opportunity to have an agent or representative of Seller accompany Purchaser or its agents or contractors during Purchaser's access to Seller’s property or in connection with its contact with any employees or other third party business relations of Seller as provided under this Section.
Inspection Activities. The purpose of this memo is to confirm that the function of Proveout Inspection currently has and shall maintain first rights to proveout inspection activities and to inspection activities related to the preparation of ISIR samples that they are capable of performing and are physically available to perform. As in the past and as in current practice, some activities related to proveout and to ISIR samples will continue to be performed by Quality Engineers, Process Engineers and Engineering students working in concert with proveout inspectors. The use of salaried personnel however in no way degrades from the proveout inspectors’ "first rights" and if required overtime rights to the aforementioned jobs. During recent collective bargaining negotiations, the Association and the Company agreed that pursuant to item 6 of the Paint Complex Technician job duties that the job shall include all material handling as defined in the schedule, except that at no time will the Paint Complex Technician be allowed to operate a lift truck to perform such material handling duties for other work in Plant 2. During recent collective bargaining negotiations, the Association and the Company agreed that the Paint Complex Technician shall have the right to perform the duties of the Lubrication Service job classification insofar as it relates to the E-Coat Paint Complex, pursuant to the Supplemental Agreement for Letters of Understanding page 113, item number 7. During recent collective bargaining negotiations, the Association and the Company agreed that the Precision Cold Form Technician in Dept. 2237 and Dept. 1817 shall be responsible for all lubrication and to maintain oil levels for their specific operations during the week and on the weekends.
Inspection Activities. The Subtask 1.2 scope of work will include but may not be limited to the following tasks: Earthwork Inspection This task includes pre-, during-, and post-construction geotechnical testing, data collection and analysis, and inspection of the following earth work components: Geomembrane subgrade preparation, Engineered Fill construction, Anchor trench excavation and backfill Geosynthetic Component Inspection Activities This task includes pre-, during- and post-construction inspection, which includes reviewing submittals, monitoring delivery and installation, conformance and seam testing, penetration boot observation and testing, and data collection and analysis of the geosynthetic components: 60-mil HDPE double-side textured Double-sided Geocomposite The consultant will deliver to the County the following: daily inspection reports, and laboratory and field- test results.
Inspection Activities. The Subtask 1.2 scope of work will include but may not be limited to the following tasks: Geosynthetic Component Inspection Activities This task includes pre-, during- and post-construction inspection, which includes reviewing submittals, monitoring delivery and installation, conformance and seam testing, penetration boot observation and testing, and data collection and analysis of the geosynthetic components: 60-mil HDPE Deliverables: The consultant will deliver to the County the following: daily inspection reports, and laboratory and field- test results.
