Installation Scheduling Permits Sample Clauses
The Installation Scheduling Permits clause establishes the requirements and procedures for obtaining necessary permits before scheduling and commencing installation work. Typically, this clause outlines which party is responsible for securing permits, the timeline for doing so, and any documentation that must be provided to demonstrate compliance. For example, a contractor may need to obtain electrical or building permits from local authorities before beginning installation activities. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all installation work is legally authorized and compliant with regulatory requirements, thereby preventing project delays or legal issues arising from unpermitted work.
Installation Scheduling Permits. If the period of time for the Participating Cities to issue Installation Scheduling Permits exceeds, on average, 7 days after final submission of the required materials by Operator, or if more than 25% of the Installation Scheduling Permits are issued 14 days or longer after final submission of the required materials, other than on account of errors or omissions by Operator or valid reasons for denial, then the Agreed Completion Dates shall be extended to reflect any reasonably necessary additional period required by Operator to complete the Phases.
Installation Scheduling Permits. If the period of time for the Participating Cities to issue Installation Scheduling Permits exceeds, on average, 7 days after final submission of the required materials by Operator, or if more than 25% of the Installation Scheduling Permits are issued 14 days or longer after final submission of the required materials, other than on account of errors or omissions by Operator or valid reasons for denial, then the Agreed Completion Dates shall be extended to reflect any reasonably necessary additional period required by Operator to complete the Phases. RESERVED IMPROVEMENTS, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND OPERATION
6.1 Operator shall establish and maintain during the Term prompt and efficient procedures for handling complaints from the public for which Operator receives a Notification. Such procedures shall be consistent with all applicable laws, rules and regulations and the provisions of this Section. Such procedures shall be set forth in writing and copies thereof shall be maintained at Operator’s office and shall be available to the public and the Participating Cities upon request.
6.2 Operator will operate a primary call center that will answer calls in person 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Operator shall conspicuously post a notice on each Station and each bicycle advising the general public that they may direct their complaints and comments to Operator’s call center. Such call center shall have a full-time availability to handle calls in English, Spanish and Cantonese, whether by in-house staff or by utilization of a translation service.