Other Responsibilities of the Parties. 5.3.1 The Parties will each xxxx the IXC for their portion of the Switched Access Services, as stated in each Party’s respective access tariff or WSP’s contract with the IXC, based on the billing percentages stated below.
5.3.2 WSP shall designate AT&T-21STATE’s Access Tandem switch or any other reasonable Facilities or points of Interconnection for the purpose of originating or terminating IXC traffic. For the Access Tandem switch designated, the Parties agree that the billing percentage to be utilized to xxxx Switched Access Services customers for jointly provided Switched Access Services traffic shall be any mutually agreed upon billing percentage(s).
5.3.3 The Parties shall undertake all reasonable efforts to ensure that the billing percentages and associated information, as described in the MECAB document identified in Section 5.1 above, are maintained in their respective federal and state access tariffs or WSP’s contract with the IXC, as required, until such time as such information is included in the National Exchange Carrier Association (“NECA”) FCC Tariff No. 4.
Other Responsibilities of the Parties. Other responsibilities of the Parties and relevant compensation will be set out in Schedules to this Agreement, which may be updated in writing from time to time by mutual agreement.
Other Responsibilities of the Parties. 5.3.1 The Parties will each bill the IXC for their portion of the Switched Access Services, as stated in each Party’s respective access tariff or WSP’s contract with the IXC, based on the billing percentages stated below.
5.3.2 WSP shall designate AT&T-22STATE’s Access Tandem switch or any other reasonable Facilities or points of Interconnection for the purpose of originating or terminating IXC traffic. For the Access Tandem switch designated, the Parties agree that the billing percentage to be utilized to bill Switched Access Services customers for jointly provided Switched Access Services traffic shall be any mutually agreed upon billing percentage(s).
5.3.3 The Parties shall undertake all reasonable efforts to ensure that the billing percentages and associated information, as described in the MECAB document identified in Section 5.1 above, are maintained in their
Other Responsibilities of the Parties. A. In addition to carrying out the management activities set forth in Section 5, the Ranch shall:
1. Report to DLNR and the Service within 10 days any nene mortalities, injuries, or disease observed on the Ranch premises throughout the term of the DLNR Incidental Take License and Service Enhancement of Survival Permit. A plan to address injured nene and nene carcasses is attached as Appendix IV - Guidelines for Handling Injured Nene and Nene Carcasses;
2. Provide to DOFAW Maui Branch office a quarterly list of locations of nene sightings including the band numbers of banded individuals, if possible, and the number of unbanded individuals;
3. Assist DLNR with the annual count of nene on the Ranch premises;
4. Assist DLNR in responding to requests for assistance from immediate neighbors with reports of nuisance nene, or cases requiring nene rescue;
5. Notify DLNR and the Service within 30 days in advance of any planned land use practice (e.g., controlled burn, fencing, construction, tilling, hay operation, etc.) which the Ranch reasonably anticipates will result in the incidental take of nene on the enrolled lands throughout the term of the DLNR Incidental Take License and Service Enhancement of Survival Permit. The Ranch will also provide DLNR, possibly with the assistance of the Service, the opportunity to capture and/or relocate any potentially affected nene;
6. Notify DLNR and the Service at least 10 days prior to any planned activity occurring during nene breeding season (approximately October through March) that the Ranch reasonably anticipates will adversely affect any adult, nest or goslings throughout the term of the DLNR Incidental Take License and Service Enhancement of Survival Permit, in order to allow DLNR personnel, possibly with the assistance of the Service, an opportunity to collect eggs and/or goslings in the area;
7. Prepare annual reports to cover the period from July 1st to June 30th every year and submit the report to the Parties by September 30th of each year the Agreement is in effect. The report will describe reintroduction and predator control efforts, any occurrences of take, the number and species of any outplantings completed, and monitoring efforts. The report should also include any recommended adaptive management strategies;
8. Provide a report on the status of the Ranch nene population to DLNR and the Service every 5 years after the Agreement terminates and throughout the term of the DLNR Incidental Take License and Service ...
Other Responsibilities of the Parties.
A. In addition to carrying out the management activities set forth in Part 5, the Cooperator agrees to the following responsibilities.
1. The Cooperator will notify the Service 60 days in advance of any planned activity that the Cooperator reasonably anticipates will result in “take” (i.e., death, injury, or other harm) of the covered species on the Enrolled Lands, and provide the Service the opportunity to capture and/or relocate any potentially affected species, if appropriate.
2. The Cooperator will work cooperatively with the Service and AGFD to carry out monitoring of the Enrolled Lands in accordance with the strategy described in Part 11, Reporting and Monitoring.
3. The Cooperator will allow access to the Enrolled Lands upon reasonable notice by the Service or other agreed-upon party for purposes related to this Agreement, including any activities for which the party is responsible, including, but not limited to, monitoring and capture and relocation of the covered species.
4. The Cooperator will notify the Service of any prospective transfer of ownership, so that the Service can attempt to contact the new owner, explain the baseline responsibilities applicable to the Enrolled Lands, and seek to interest the new owner in signing the existing Agreement or a new one to benefit listed species on the Enrolled Lands. The Cooperator agrees to provide 30 days notice of future disposition of covered lands. The new landowner is not obligated to continue this Agreement. However, for the new landowner to receive assurances as stated in this Agreement, he or she must agree to the terms of the Agreement and sign a new Agreement and receive an enhancement of survival permit in his or her name.
5. The Cooperator will report to the Service any dead, injured, or ill specimens of the covered species observed on the Enrolled Lands within three working days of its finding. Notification must be made to the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Law Enforcement Office, 0000 X. Xxxxxxxx Xx. #000, Xxxx, Xxxxxxx 00000 (480/967-7900).
B. In consideration of the foregoing, the Service agrees to the following responsibilities.
1. Upon execution of the Agreement and satisfaction of all other applicable legal requirements, the Service will issue an enhancement of survival permit to the Cooperator in accordance with Endangered Species Act section 10(a)(1)(A), authorizing take of the covered species as a result of lawful activities on the Enrolled Lands in accordance with the terms of th...
Other Responsibilities of the Parties. 11.1 In respect of the supply of information to each other and/or a Third Party and in respect of the quality thereof the Parties shall:
11.1.1 use reasonable endeavours to ensure so far as reasonably practicable the accuracy of such supplied information;
11.1.2 in the event of any material or significant error being discovered in the supplied information and upon being notified by the party receiving the information of such error, the Party supplying the information shall, where possible immediately correct any such error.
11.2 In respect of the use of Intellectual Property Rights:
11.2.1 Tier shall ensure to the best of its knowledge and belief, that the provision of the Consultancy Services does not and will not infringe any Third Party's Intellectual Property Rights or require any licence from a Third Party;
11.2.2 SBS shall ensure to the best of its knowledge and belief, that the provision of the ASC Services does not and will not infringe any Third Party's Intellectual Property Rights or require any licence from a Third Party.
Other Responsibilities of the Parties. EDF Responsibilities Cooperative Agreements – EDF will require all participating landowners to sign Cooperative Agreements (template provided in Attachment A) with EDF. Landowners will receive a Certificate of Inclusion upon execution of a Cooperative Agreement with EDF. Each Cooperative Agreement will include: (1) a map of the property including digital boundaries and coordinates to which the Cooperative Agreement applies, (2) delineation of the enrolled area of the property and its acreage (if only a portion of a particular property is enrolled), (3) a description of the landowner’s environmental baseline, (4) the conservation activities to be undertaken, (5) an estimate of the time required for the enrolled habitats to reach suitability for Houston toad use, and (6) the duration for which the habitat enhancement along with the headstarted or reintroduced Houston toad populations must be maintained to achieve a net conservation benefit before the property can be returned to its baseline conditions. Through the appropriate Cooperative Agreements with EDF, landowners will commit to carry out the conservation activities set forth in section 5 above. In addition, EDF agrees to:
A. Require the landowner to notify both EDF and the Service at least 60 calendar days in advance of the breeding season prior to any planned activity that the landowner reasonably anticipates will result in take (i.e., death, injury, or other harm) of the Houston toad on the enrolled property as a result of the conservation activities outlined in section 5 above or from returning the property to baseline. Landowners must provide the Service access to such properties to capture and/or relocate any potentially affected Houston toads, if appropriate. The Service can suspend any conservation activities (as agreed to as conditions of the Agreement and Permit) likely to result in take of Houston toads due to conditions (e.g., suspensions on prescribed burning activities during drought or years with little reproductive activity) that could be particularly detrimental to the species or poses a risk to public safety. Such suspensions could be lifted when conditions improve. Emergency situations, such as hurricanes, floods, droughts, insect infestations, or epidemic disease, may require management actions not specified in this Agreement. In these situations, the Parties acknowledge that it may be impossible to notify the Service in advance of the Houston’s breeding season prior to initiation of...
Other Responsibilities of the Parties. The Parties enter this Memorandum in good faith and mutual trust and are ready to make all necessary steps in order to implement the Project, starting with the Pilot, successfully. The Parties will support each other in all formal matters (such as necessary consents, approvals and the like) connected to the Project at the level of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and/or the Institute of Educational Content Modernization and/or any other institutions. Before the commencement of the Pilot, the Parties intend to sign an agreement that will specify the Project details and terms. Сторони укладають цей Меморандум на принципах добросовісності та взаємної довіри, а також готові зробити всі необхідні кроки для успішного впровадження Проєкту, починаючи з Пілотної фази. Сторони будуть підтримувати одна одну у всіх формальних питаннях (таких як згоди, погодження тощо), пов'язаних з Проєктом, на рівні Міністерства освіти і науки України та/або Інституту модернізації змісту освіти та/або будь-якої іншої установи. Перед початком Пілотної фази Проєкту Сторони мають намір підписати угоду, яка визначатиме деталі та умови Проєкту.
Other Responsibilities of the Parties. 4.1 Neither Party shall make any public announcement regarding this Agreement and/or the subject matter of this Agreement, unless such announcement has been approved in writing in advance by both Parties, provided that such approval shall not be required in the event such public announcement is required by law, including the rules and regulations of the Securities Exchange Commission.
Other Responsibilities of the Parties a. In addition to activities set forth in Section 5, TWC agrees to:
i. Notify the Service 30 days in advance of any planned activity on the enrolled property that TWC reasonably anticipates will result in “take” (i.e., death, injury, or harm) of the unarmored threespine stickleback or mountain yellow- legged frog; and provide the Service the opportunity to assist on avoidance and minimization measures, and capture and/or relocate the potentially affected animals, if appropriate. Emergency situations, such as wildfires, floods, epidemic disease, or other factors, may require management actions not specified in this Agreement. In these situations, the Parties acknowledge that it may be impossible to provide the 30-day notice required by the Agreement prior to initiation of activities that could result in take of unarmored threespine stickleback or mountain yellow-legged frogs. However, TWC will notify the Service as soon as reasonably possible after discovering such a situation and will make reasonable accommodations to the Service to attempt to relocate affected individuals. The Parties acknowledge that relocation efforts may be precluded by certain emergency situations.
ii. Allow the Service, or those authorized by the Service (which may include TWC, the U.S. Geological Survey, or the Institute for Conservation Research), to monitor the populations of unarmored threespine stickleback or mountain yellow-legged frogs in the areas where the management activities described in Section 5 are being carried out and to monitor compliance with this Agreement.
iii. Allow access to the enrolled property upon reasonable notice by the Service or its agents for purposes related to this Agreement; including capture and relocation of unarmored threespine stickleback and mountain yellow-legged frogs.
iv. Notify the Service of any known injured or killed specimens of unarmored threespine stickleback or mountain yellow-legged frog that occur as a result of the implementation of the management actions.
v. Notify the Service of any transfer of ownership of all or portions of the enrolled property, so that the Service can attempt to contact the new owner, explain the baseline responsibilities applicable to the enrolled property, and determine if the new owner may wish to sign the existing Agreement or formulate a new one to benefit the unarmored threespine stickleback or mountain yellow-legged frog on the enrolled property.
vi. On an annual basis, provide notification to the Ser...
