O&M Fund Tasks Sample Clauses

O&M Fund Tasks. The O&M Fund may be used for the operation and maintenance of the B Dams and the implementation of this Agreement. These tasks include: mowing; weed control; fences-related work; rodent/pest control; tree/shrub removal; surveying; engineering inspections/certifications; any and all required reporting to the Dam Safety Office; operation and maintenance of the Early Flood Warning System components related to the B Dams; sediment removal; rehabilitation / restoration of any flood control element of the B Dams, spillways, flood inundation areas, impacted public infrastructure, or other appurtenant facilities deemed necessary for the continued safe operation of the B Dams; and tasks required under this Agreement, including reviewing and updating the Cost Allocation Model. North Poudre, Larimer County, and the Fiscal Manager will submit invoices and supporting documentation to the Fiscal Manager for actual costs for work performed by staff and/or contractors related to the B Dams or this Agreement, and the Fiscal Manager shall reimburse them for such actual, reasonable costs up to the amount set forth in the annual budget.
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