Monitoring and Inspection Sample Clauses

Monitoring and Inspection. The Interconnected Transmission Owner may monitor construction and installation of Interconnection Facilities that the Interconnection Customer is constructing. Upon reasonable notice, authorized personnel of the Interconnected Transmission Owner may inspect any or all of such Interconnection Facilities to assess their conformity with Applicable Standards.

Monitoring and Inspection. Project Review Committee (a) A Committee comprising members nominated by the Authority and by the Developer (refer Schedule 6) (the “Project Review Committee”), is to be established within 30 (thirty) days of signing of agreement. The Authority and the Developer shall be obligated to depute their authorized representative(s) to such committee by the stipulated date. The tenure of the Project Review Committee shall commence from the date of constitution thereof and shall continue until the end of the Agreement Period. (b) The Authority nominee shall be the Chairman of the Project Review Committee. The Project Review Committee shall, to the extent possible, act by consensus, failing which it will act by majority vote. The Project Review Committee shall determine the procedure to be followed for its meetings and carrying out its functions. (c) The Project Review Committee shall monitor and review the renovation, operation and maintenance of the Project Facility by the Developer in accordance with the criteria provided in Appendix 1 of Schedule 6 and provisions hereof and it shall perform the following duties: i. Review the periodic reports submitted by the Developer; ii. Review the curing of defects and defaults in the operation and maintenance of the Project Facilities; iii. Review the safety and security of the operations and maintenance activities relating to the Project; (d) The Project Review Committee shall meet at least once every quarter during Agreement Period. (e) The Developer shall extend full co-operation to the Project Review Committee in performing its functions. (f) The Project Review Committee may from time to time appoint Expert(s) to assist it in carrying out its functions. (g) The Developer shall provide Project Review Committee/persons authorized by it/Experts appointed by it access to all parts of the Project Facilities and to all documents, records and relevant materials and information relating to the Project. (h) Any failure on the part of the Project Review Committee in respect of its functioning shall not: i. amount to any consent or approval of the activities of the Developer; and ii. release or discharge the Developer of its obligation to carry out the maintenance of the Project Facilities.

Monitoring and Inspection. 14.1 PEDB will monitor the construction work in progress, including that of the Contractors and Suppliers, for compliance with the requirements of the overall design for the Project, the Contracts, the Purchase Orders and the Supplier Contracts. If any construction work is found not to be in compliance with the foregoing, or is otherwise found to be defective or deficient, then PEDB, provided it has been given appropriate authority under the Contracts, and if PEDB has not been given appropriate authority then NEWCO, will: 14.1.1 Require the Contractor or Supplier to stop all or any portion of its work and require special inspection or testing of such work to be performed to determine whether it is in compliance with the requirements of the applicable Contract or Purchase Order, whether or not such work is then fabricated, installed or completed; and 14.1.2 Reject and cause to be remedied the work which does not conform to the requirements of the Contracts or Purchase Orders, or which is defective or unlawful for any reason. 14.2 Provided, however, that any monitoring or inspection, or failure to monitor or inspect, by PEDB shall not relieve the Contractors or Suppliers from their responsibility for construction means, methods, techniques, sequence and procedures, nor from their responsibility to carry out their Contracts strictly in accordance with their terms. 14.3 With regard to Project safety, PEDB will: 14.3.1 Designate a responsible member of PEDB's organization whose duties will include safety at the Site; and 14.3.2 Monitor compliance by Contractors, Suppliers and others at the Site with the Project Safety Program initiated by PEDB for the Project, other safety requirements and the programs of authorities having jurisdiction, provided however that such monitoring will not relieve the Contractors or Suppliers of their sole responsibilities for the safety of persons and property, for compliance with the requirements of all authorities having jurisdiction with regard to the performance of their work for the Project or from their sole responsibility to carry out their Contracts strictly in accordance with Contract's terms.

Monitoring and Inspection. Right of Inspection The Contractor shall procure that the Authority or any representative or adviser of the Authority and the Schools’ Representatives (when accompanied by a representative of the Authority) shall have, at all reasonable times and upon giving reasonable notice, the right (but not so as to delay or impede the progress of the Works) to enter any of the Sites (but in the case of a School’s Representative, the relevant Site only) in order to inspect the state and progress of the Works (and to ascertain whether they are being properly executed), the operation and maintenance of the Project and to monitor compliance by the Contractor with its obligations under this Agreement. Right to Open Up Subject to clause 19.2.2, the Authority's Representative shall have the right at any time prior to: the ICT Handover Date/Services Availability Date for a School in respect of the Works; and the [Post Completion Works Acceptance Date]121 for a School in respect of the Post Completion Works, to request the Contractor to open up and inspect any part or parts of such Works [or Post Completion Works] at that School where the Authority's Representative reasonably believes that such part or parts of the Works [or Post Completion Works] is or are defective and the Contractor shall comply with such request. Prior to exercising his right pursuant to clause 19.2.1, the Authority's Representative shall notify the Contractor of his intention to exercise such right, setting out detailed reasons. If, following the exercise by the Authority's Representative of his right pursuant to clause 19.2.1, the inspection shows that the relevant part or parts of the Works are not defective, the exercise of such rights shall, subject to (and in accordance with) the provisions of clause 16 (Extensions of Time), be treated as a Compensation Event. If, following the exercise by the Authority's Representative of his right pursuant to clause 19.2, the inspection shows that the relevant part or parts of the Works is or are defective, the Contractor shall rectify and make good such defect(s) and any consequence of such rectification and/or making good defect(s) shall be carried out by the Contractor at no cost to the Authority and the Contractor shall not be entitled to any extension of time in relation to such rectification and making good of the Works. If, following the exercise by the Authority's Representative of his right pursuant to clause 19.2.1, the Authority's Representative is of t...

Monitoring and Inspection. The Owner shall permit the City and the CRA, or designees, to inspect all records, including but not limited to financial statements pertaining to Workforce Housing units upon reasonable notice and within normal working hours, and shall submit to the City and/or the CRA the above-referenced documentation as required by the City and/or the CRA. The City and/or CRA or their designees may, from time to time, inspect each Workforce Housing unit for compliance with state and local zoning, land use, building, health, fire, and environmental code requirements, and Owner agrees to facilitate such inspections with tenants as necessary. The Owner also acknowledges that the Land must meet City standards herein upon completion of the Project and for the duration of the term of this Agreement. The City and/or the CRA may, from time to time, make or cause to be made inspections of the Workforce Housing units and Land rental records to determine compliance with the conditions specified herein. The City and/or the CRA shall notify the Owner prior to scheduled inspections, and the Owner shall make any and all necessary arrangements to facilitate the City’s and/or the CRA’s inspection. The City and/or the CRA may make, or cause to be made, other reasonable entries upon and inspections of the Land and Project, provided that the City and/or the CRA shall give the Owner reasonable notice prior to any inspection, specifying reasonable cause therefore, related to the City’s and/or the CRA’s interest in the Project. The Owner shall comply with restrictions herein regarding the use or occupancy of the Project, and shall ensure that all requirements are being satisfied on a continuing basis in accordance with this Agreement. Owner staff will remain updated and knowledgeable regarding Owner’s procedures for filing tenant income certification forms, and compliance certificates, and for verifying compliance with this Agreement.

Monitoring and Inspection. 5.1 During the construction, Lessor shall allow the Engineering Firm or another person designated by Lessee, to inspect and monitor the progress of construction on behalf of Lessee, including providing access, weekly joint meetings, monthly progress reports, allowing the Engineering Firm and Lessee Representative to attend any meetings, interim inspections; providing the Engineering Firm and Lessee Representative access to all on site plans and drawings; allowing it to sample and test materials and to review all documents to verify that the materials and equipment used in the construction meet the requirements and specifications of the agreed design and specifications, including reviewing all manuals, certificates, quality inspection forms, and building materials and equipment order forms if other documents are either not available or inadequate for such purposes. 5.2 If there is any deviation from the agreed design and specifications during the construction or concern about events that may cause delay in completing the construction according to the Construction Schedule, the Engineering Firm and Lessee Representative will have the right to inform Lessor and Lessor must correct such deviation or delay. Lessor shall provide within one week to the Engineering Firm and Lessee written responses to any issues regarding, safety, housekeeping, and security, quality notices in which deviations from agreed design and specifications or failure to meet milestone target dates. However, it is expected that Lessor will react immediately to notification of any serious Lessee deemed issues regarding safety, housekeeping, quality or security. 5.3 Lessee may at any time inspect the whole or any part of the construction or its execution. Lessee will inform Lessor’s Project Manager of any planned inspection for safety reasons. Lessor however acknowledges that: 5.3.1 Lessee, it’s Representative and the Engineering Firm owes no duty to Lessor to: (a) inspect the whole or any part of the construction or their execution; or (b) review construction for errors, omissions or compliance with the requirements of the Contract if it does so inspect; and 5.3.2 no inspection of the construction of the Facility or review by Lessee, the Lessee Representative, or the Engineering Firm of construction will in any way lessen or otherwise affect: (a) Lessor’s obligations whether under the Contract or Construction Agreement or otherwise according to law; or (b) Lessee’s rights against Lessor whet...

Monitoring and Inspection. County has the right to reasonable inspection of pertinent Company records at the Colorado River Project throughout the Agreement Term to ensure ongoing compliance. Company shall allow County access when reasonably necessary to verify compliance with this Agreement. The following conditions apply to inspections and monitoring visits: 6.2.1 County shall provide notice at least seventy-two (72) hours before the inspection by telephone or email to the person designated by Company. 6.2.2 Company representatives may attend the inspection. 6.2.3 County shall conduct inspections so that they do not to interfere with Company’s business operations. 6.2.4 County shall comply with the Company’s security and safety standards. 6.2.5 County shall not make any type of recording or photographic record of the interior of the facilities except as specifically required to document compliance with the approval of Company, whose approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. County acknowledges that the work of constructing, installing, and operating the Colorado River Project may be of a highly sensitive nature. 6.2.6 County representatives shall keep all information relating to the contents and operations of the facilities confidential to the maximum extent allowed by law.

Monitoring and Inspection. EPE shall have the right to monitor the construction, start-up and testing of the Facility, and Seller shall comply with all reasonable requests of EPE with respect to the monitoring of these events. Seller shall cooperate in such physical inspections of the Facility as may be reasonably requested by EPE during and after completion of construction. EPE’s technical review and inspection of the Facility shall neither be construed as endorsing the design thereof nor as any warranty of safety, durability, or reliability of the Facility. Persons visiting the Facility on behalf of EPE shall comply with Seller’s applicable safety and health rules and requirements. ****=Confidential treatment has been requested for the redacted portions of this exhibit. The copy filed herewith omits the information subject to the confidentiality request. Omissions are designated as ****. A complete version of this exhibit has been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Monitoring and Inspection. The Agency shall permit the County or its designee to inspect all records, including but not limited to financial statements, pertaining to assisted units upon reasonable notice and within normal working hours, and shall submit to the County such documentation as required by the County to document compliance with this Agreement and SHIP Program rules. The Agency acknowledges that the County or its designee must, from time to time, inspect each assisted unit for compliance with Housing Quality Standards and local code requirements, and agrees to facilitate such inspections with tenants as necessary. The Agency also acknowledges that the property must meet property standards upon completion of the project and for the duration of the affordability period. The County shall, from time to time, make or cause to be made inspections of the assisted units and Property rental records to determine compliance with the conditions specified herein. The County shall notify the Agency prior to scheduled inspections, and the Agency shall make any and all necessary arrangements to facilitate the County’s inspection. The County may make, or cause to be made, other reasonable entries upon and inspections of the Property, provided that the County shall give the Agency notice prior to any such inspection, specifying reasonable cause therefore, related to the County’s interest in the Property.

Monitoring and Inspection. The Private Party shall ensure that a full and accurate set of records is kept of all Services performed in terms of this Agreement for a period of 5 (five) years after the provision of any such Services. In addition the Private Party shall, in order to enable the NDoT to determine whether the provisions of this Agreement are being complied with: provide the NDoT with such information as it may reasonably require; allow the NDoT to inspect and take copies of any documents of the Private Party relating to the Services, including all data, information, procedures, event logs, transaction logs, audit trails, books, records, contracts and correspondence; allow the NDoT or its authorised representatives to conduct interviews with any of the Private Party ’s employees, subject to reasonable notice being given and the Private Party's employees consenting thereto; and allow the NDOT or its authorised representatives to physically inspect the Private Party’s infrastructure and sstests in as as far aas they are utilised or copontribute to provisiong of the service. Where any information required for the inspection in terms of this Clause 37is kept by means of a computer, the Private Party shall give the NDoT such reasonable assistance it requires to facilitate inspection and the taking of copies of the information in a visible and legible form or to inspect and check the operation of any computer and any associated apparatus or material that is or has been in use in connection with the keeping of the information. Any information required to be provided to the NDoT pursuant to this Clause 37 shall be provided by the Private Party, at the Private Party’s cost, in such form (including a form otherwise than in writing) as the NDoT may reasonably specify. Where, pursuant to any provision contained in this Clause 37, the Private Party is required to allow the NDoT to inspect or take copies of any item of any description the relevant party shall allow the NDoT, or its authorised representatives, such access to any premises of such parties as is necessary to enable the NDoT to inspect or take copies of the items. The cost of any inspection contemplated in terms of this Clauseshall be for the account of the NDoT unless any material irregularity or failure on the part of the Private Party is determined by the NDoT in the course of such inspection. The inspection contemplated in this Clause 37 will be conducted:- during Business Hours; with the minimum of interference in the p...