Operational Limits Sample Clauses

Operational Limits. This Exhibit A will be supplemented with the Operational Limitations prior to Commercial Operation. EXHIBIT B SELLER’S CRITICAL MILESTONES Part 1. Permits necessary for construction of the Facility Governmental Agency Permit/License Federal Permits and Approvals Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Construction and Operations Plan approval US Army Corps of Engineers Joint Section 10/404 Permit United State Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) - Region 1 Outer Continental Shelf Air Permit - Preventionof Significant Deterioration (PSD) permit. State Permits and Approvals Massachusetts, if necessary based on landfall location Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MDEP) License or Permit for Fill of Navigable Waterways or Tidelands under Chapter 91, The Massachusetts Public Waterfront Act (if necessary) MDEP Section 401 Water Quality Certification underSection 401 of the US Clean Water Act (if necessary) Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities Section 72 Approval of Transmission Line (ifnecessary) Massachusetts Energy Facilities Siting Board Certificate of Environmental Impact and PublicInterest (if necessary) Rhode Island Rhode Island Coastal Resources ManagementCouncil Coastal Zone Management Act Consistency Rhode Island Energy Facility Siting Board Final Order (if necessary) RIDEM - Office of Water Resources Section 401 Water Quality Certification andDredge Permit (if necessary) Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) Physical Alteration Permit or Utility Permit (ifnecessary) Part 2. Real Property Rights necessary for construction, interconnection and operation of the Facility Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council Assent & Submerged Lands Lease (if necessary) Onshore interconnection facility lease or purchase inclusive of property for the Facility’s substation, onshore cable, cable landfall location, and associated easements. EXHIBIT C FORM OF PROGRESS REPORT For the Quarter Ending:_ Milestones Achieved: Milestones Pending: Status of Progress toward achievement of Critical Milestones during the quarter: Status of permitting and Permits obtained during the quarter: Status of Financing for Facility: Current projection for Financial Closing Date: Events expected to result in delays in achievement of any Critical Milestones: Critical Milestones not yet achieved and projected date for achievement: Current projection for Commercial Operation Date: EXHIBIT D PRODUCTS AND PRICING
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Operational Limits. Lessee acknowledges this vessel is limited to the navigable waters of the ICW waterway and inland use only with established limits of operation as follows: South Waterway Limit – Marker G “4” Venice Inlet; West Waterway Limit – Marker “22” Sarasota Pass [cannot enter Gulf of Mexico]; and North Waterway Limit – Marker G “48A” – Just North of Xxxxxx Road Bridge. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE THIS VESSEL INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO. Please refer to Coastal Map provided onboard or use Google maps to locate yourself. No waterskiing or towing is allowed.
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Operational Limits. Operation of the equipment listed in Table C.3-1 above shall conform to the requirements listed in District Rule 325, Rule 343, and Rule 346. Compliance with these limits shall be assessed through compliance with the MRR conditions listed in this permit. In addition, HVI shall meet the following:
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Operational Limits. 14.1 The Customer, when executing Transactions, must take into account the limits assigned by SWAG, related to the volume, expressed in EUR or other legal tender currency or BTC, that can be transferred in a given period.
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Operational Limits. All process operations including gas gathering from the equipment listed in this section shall meet the requirements of District Rule 325.E and Rule 344, Sections D and E. For the well cellars, HVI shall comply with the requirements of Rule 344.D.3, at a minimum. Compliance with these limits shall be assessed through compliance with the monitoring, record keeping and reporting conditions in this permit.
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Operational Limits. Use of solvents for cleaning, degreasing, thinning and reducing shall conform to the requirements of District Rules 317 and 324. Compliance with these rules shall be assessed through compliance with the monitoring, recordkeeping and reporting conditions in this permit and facility inspections. In addition, HVI shall comply with the following:
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Operational Limits. (a) Unibanco will give notice to the Trustee, as soon as practicable and in any event within two business days, after Unibanco becomes aware or should reasonably become aware that it is not in compliance with Operational Limits, and will comply with all other notification requirements contained in this Indenture.
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Operational Limits. For purposes of this pilot project only, Rosedale will further limit the amount of Net Project Water as follows. These limits are being used to facilitate the pilot project under this Agreement and are not an admission or concession by any party.
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Operational Limits. The following operational limits apply to the permitted engines:
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