Monitoring Report periodic written reports required during the Activity Life of a grant project to verify compliance with the Annual Usage requirements of the Scope of Work.
Monitoring Report. The auditor prepares a monitoring report as soon as possible after the site visit, using the tem- plate. • The report includes in particular: - Plan with all contractual nature areas of the project partner - Brief description and condition of the individual nature areas - Meaningful photos - Recommendations, complaints and violations - Recommendation for payment of the performance bonus yes/no/after implementation of the measures. - Statement on contract fulfilment (yes/no/after implementation of measures). The payment of performance bonuses (project partner) or the suspension or cancellation of the certificate (investor) depends on this. In the case of nature projects by project partners, species occurrences are also recorded and categorised as ‘sighted on site by the auditor’ or ‘according to information provided by the pro- ject partner’.
Monitoring Report. The monitoring report was noted, and it was agreed that further work would be undertaken on what the content of the report might cover. Action Description Responsible 10-03/19 Monitoring reports – followed up offline. TAS CPS Analytics, Xxxxx Xxxxxx and other Sector participants will be invited to participate. Pharmacy Services Expert Advisory Group Agenda Items 10.0 Proposed Changes to the Expert Advisory Group It was agreed that this item would be discussed later in the meeting.
Monitoring Report at the end of each year, submit a detailed monitoring report with the results of the performance reporting against the logical framework indicators.
Monitoring Report. This annual monitoring report will include:
Monitoring Report. This annual monitoring report will include information recorded during the years monitoring event and will be in the same format as the baseline event.
Monitoring Report. Upon completion of all monitoring tasks and requirements the archaeological consultant will prepare a monitoring report for the BLM or CEQA lead agency and other stakeholders describing the monitoring program, the findings and results of the monitoring effort, and presenting a detailed professional description, analysis, and evaluation of any cultural resources that were encountered and evaluated during construction. The monitoring program consists of the methods utilized to determine designated monitoring locations, the observations noted during the monitoring effort (ie: construction machinery and activities, cultural resources observed, biological and/or geographical observations as they pertain to cultural resources, etc), as well as protocols for cultural resources encountered during the effort. A draft version of this report shall be submitted to the BLM for initial review within three months of completion of all archaeological monitoring tasks and requirements. Once it has been reviewed by the BLM, the draft report shall be provided to all consulting parties for a 30 day review period. The final report will be provided to all consulting parties along with a written documentation of any changes. Non confidential data will also be disseminated to the public and other interested parties, as appropriate.
Monitoring Report a report on the monitoring of Project implementation prepared by the Programme Operator within agreed deadlines, containing all formal requirements defined by the NFP.
Monitoring Report. Bidding Phase: Provide digital copies for distribution. If printed copies are copies are requested, they shall be reimbursed the Unit per the Unit Prices for Bid Sets listed herein. SERVICES SCHEDULE: (As mentioned in §3.5.5 of the Base A/E Agreement) / (The schedule on all phases begins on a date specified by written or electronic notice [such as a notice to proceed or phase approval letter] from Owner for that phase; Owner’s review schedule begins on the next business day after the A/E completion of the phase to be reviewed): PAYMENT SCHEDULE: (As described in Article 7 of the Base A/E Agreement) The number of contractors and plan rooms bids sets will be reimbursed as an additional service per the unit price for bid sets identified above.
Monitoring Report. Upon completion of all monitoring tasks and requirements the archaeological consultant will prepare a monitoring report for the BLM or CEQA lead agency and other stakeholders describing the monitoring program, the findings and results of the monitoring effort, and presenting a detailed professional description, analysis, and evaluation of any cultural resources that were encountered and evaluated during construction. The monitoring program consists of the methods utilized to determine designated monitoring locations (ie: ESAs and areas with a higher probability for subsurface components ascertained during the buried site sensitivity analysis), the observations noted during the monitoring effort (ie: construction machinery and activities, cultural resources observed, biological and/or geographical observations as they pertain to cultural resources, etc), as well as protocols for cultural resources encountered during the effort. A draft version of this report shall be submitted to the BLM for initial review within three months of completion of all archaeological monitoring tasks and requirements. Once it has been reviewed by the BLM, the draft report shall be provided to all consulting parties for a 45 day review period. The final report will be provided to all consulting parties along with a written documentation of any changes. Non- confidential data will also be disseminated to the public and other interested parties, as appropriate.
