Mitigation of Impacts Clause Samples

Mitigation of Impacts. The Union and the Employer will regularly remind Employees to review their Official Personnel Folders and Statements of Earnings and Leave to ensure that their records are accurate. RIF retention service credit determinations and all computations concerning severance pay and retirement are based on this information. Employees must contact their servicing Human Resources Operations office to update and/or correct their records. a) The Employer will offer Employees identified for removal from service, as a result of RIF: 1) The Interagency Career Transition Assistance Plan (ICTAP), for permanent Employees in surplus positions administered by the Office of Personnel Management and will consider other Government-wide programs that may be available at the time a RIF is conducted. 2) The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Special Placement Program, DR ▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇, or successor issuances. 3) The MRP Career Transition Assistance Plan (CTAP), MRP Directive 4330.1, or successor issuances. 4) Other remediative programs that become available through Executive Order or Government-wide regulations during the life of this Agreement.

Mitigation of Impacts. Promptly, upon completion of the Hydrotest Activities, PG&E’s contractor will mitigate any affected areas as near as practical to its pre-existing condition. PG&E’s contractor will remove all debris, vehicles, equipment and personal property from the Property. If access is through a locked gate, PG&E’s padlock shall be removed upon completion of the excavation and mitigation activities.

Mitigation of Impacts. The Flats Developer will ensure that access to the VillaRosso Condominium is available at all times (24 hours a day, seven days a week) while the Flats Developer performs the Work and will use commercially reasonable efforts to mitigate impacts to the VillaRosso Association, the Condo Owners, and to tenants and other occupants of the VillaRosso Property, together with the employees, agents, contractors, invitees and licensees of (i) the VillaRosso Association, (ii) the Condo Owners, and (iii) such tenants and other occupants. If at any time, water, sanitary sewer, gas, electric, telecommunication or other utility service is disrupted, without prior notice to VillaRosso Association as provided in Section 5(a) above, or, in any event and regardless of whether prior notice has been provided, for longer than one (1) hour, the Flats Developer will pay the VillaRosso Association liquidated damages (which are not a penalty) of $1,000.00 per hour (or portion thereof) for each such utility interruption (“Utility Damages”). The Flats Developer will make such payment within fifteen days of having received an invoice for such liquidated damages from the VillaRosso Association.

Mitigation of Impacts. Developer shall timely satisfy and comply with all Conditions of Project Approvals. Any material failure to comply with the Conditions of the project approval required herein shall be a violation of this Agreement, entitling the City to terminate this Agreement, after notice and due process to Developer pursuant to Section 13 below.

Mitigation of Impacts. Developer shall timely satisfy and comply with all Mitigation Measures in accordance with the Mitigated Negative Declaration. Developer shall timely satisfy and comply with all Mitigation Measures. In addition, no later than six (6) months after receiving its Certificate of Occupancy, and any time the City receives an odor complaint from the Property or surrounding areas, City staff shall be permitted to enter the Property and buildings to monitor Mitigation Measure compliance. If the City determines in its sole discretion that the Mitigation Measures are not fully mitigating the odors, the City may require that Developer, at its sole cost, retain the services of a third party engineering firm that specializes in cannabis odor issues and mitigation measures to require further odor analysis. The selected firm will provide its report to the City, which report shall include any recommendations needed to further mitigate any odor issues. Should additional odor mitigation measures be required, Developer shall submit a plan of action to the City for approval. The City may reject the plan and require a new plan if the City deems that the plan is inadequate or if the Developer’s timelines to implement the approved plan of action exceed thirty (30) days. Developer shall immediately implement and complete such additional mitigation measures at its sole cost. Any failure to comply with the Mitigation Measures required herein, shall be a violation of this Agreement, entitling the City to terminate this Agreement.