Participant’s Obligations. As part of the Agreement to which this Exhibit A is attached, you, the Participant, agree to the following obligations:
Participant’s Obligations. The Participant is obliged to: Fulfil the approved Traineeship Work Plan in the Receiving Organization. Ensure that all Traineeship Work Plan changes are authorized in writing by both – the Receiving and Sending Institutions as soon as they occur; if this happens after the student’s arrival to the host country, then within one month from arrival. After completion of the Traineeship submit an original copy of the Learning Agreement for Traineeship - After mobility. Take an Erasmus+ On-line Language Support language test before and after the mobility. In the event of requesting an extension of the stay, do this in writing using the appropriate form (Extension of Erasmus+ Traineeship), which has to be approved by the Sending and Receiving Organization alike at least 30 days before the end of the stay as planned originally. If the Learning Agreement for Traineeship - After mobility does not correspond to the approved Traineeship Work Plan, the Sending Institution will assess the overall Traineeship contribution and possibly set some sanctions (returning part or the total amount of the grant). This provision does not apply to situations when the Participant was prevented in fulfilling the Work Plan by force majeure “e.g. an unexpected unforeseeable situation or circumstance that cannot be affected by the Participant and was not caused by their neglect or fault”. The Participant is obliged to inform the Erasmus programme coordinator at the Sending Institution in such cases. The recognition of the Traineeship can be rejected only in the event of the Participant not fulfilling the approved Traineeship Work Plan.
Participant’s Obligations. A. The Participant shall submit to the WRA a copy of the permit issued for the proposed sign/awning by the City of Woburn’s Inspectional Services Department;
B. The Participant shall provide to the WRA a written final cost proposal from the Vendor, which proposal shall include the Vendor’s contact information.
C. The Participant shall be the only party named on all invoices, warranties, and other documents from the Vendor.
D. The final cost proposal must be signed by the Participant authorizing the work to be performed.
E. The Participant shall agree to the terms of payment by the WRA. In no case shall the total amount to be paid by the WRA exceed the terms in Appendix C. The Participant shall be responsible for any additional payments.
F. All invoices to be paid by the WRA shall be submitted by the Participant to the WRA.
G. The Participant must sign and approve all invoices to be paid by the WRA.
H. All payments from the WRA will be made payable by check to the Vendor not the Participant.
I. The Participant will arrange for the fabrication and installation of new signage (the “Improvements”) at the Project in accordance with the cost proposal, plans and specifications attached hereto as Appendix A and made a part hereof.
J. In connection with the Project, the Participant shall comply with all the terms, including but not limited to the objectives, eligibility requirements, procedures and obligations of the Downtown Woburn Storefront Façade and Sign Improvement Program Guidelines, attached hereto as Appendix B and made a part hereof, and shall perform and observe the terms and conditions of the Grant Agreement as they relate to the Project.
K. The WRA will not make final payment until the Participant’s Vendor can submit in writing that all costs and responsibilities of the Participant have been satisfied to the terms agreed to between the Participant and the Vendor. Furthermore, the WRA shall not make final payment if the WRA believes that any of the terms agreed to between the WRA, Participant, and/or Vendor have been violated.
L. The Participant shall not change or alter the Improvements for a period of ten (10) years from the date of this Agreement without the prior written approval from the WRA.
M. The Participant shall repay to the WRA the full amount of the Grant Award if the Participant makes any alterations to the Project without the prior written approval of the WRA during the ten (10) year period following the date of this Agreement.
Participant’s Obligations. In addition to all other obligations contained in this Agreement, the Participant will fulfill the following obligations, unless otherwise approved by the IESO:
(a) engage an Energy Manager within three (3) months of executing this Agreement, to complete, at a minimum, the Energy Manager Duties (Schedule “E”);
(b) employ the Energy Manager on a full time basis for at least the duration of the Funding Period and the Participant shall, as soon as reasonably practicable, provide notice to the IESO confirming that the Participant has employed an Energy Manager;
(c) ensure that the Energy Manager meets the Energy Manager Eligibility Criteria (Schedule “F”) and has the demonstrated technical ability to perform the Energy Manager Duties (Schedule “E”);
(d) if the Energy Manager is a current employee of the Participant, the Participant will provide to the IESO a written commitment, from a senior officer, that such employee’s previous job has been or will be filled by another employee;
(e) provide suitable operational support and work supplies to the Energy Manager to allow the Energy Manager to perform the Energy Manager Duties (Schedule “E”);
(f) undertake Commercially Reasonable Efforts to achieve the Minimum Annual Savings Target, as evidenced by implemented Projects, documented in the Annual Report and confirmed by the Technical Reviewer;
(g) ensure that at least 10% of the Confirmed Annual Energy Savings is attributed to new Projects arising from or related to the Energy Manager Duties and is not financed by any incentives received from the IESO, Enbridge Gas, the Province of Ontario, or the Government of Canada;
(h) immediately report to the IESO of any financial incentives received from IESO, Enbridge Gas, the Government of Canada, any Provincial/Territorial Government, or any Municipal Government in addition to the Participant Incentive, to be used for the purposes of the Costs of Hiring an Energy Manager; and
(i) immediately advise the IESO of any changes to the Project(s) or employment of the Energy Manager that may impact either:
(i) the payment of the Participant Incentive under this Agreement; or
(ii) the achievement of the Minimum Annual Savings Target. The Participant represents and warrants that the Energy Manager is not being employed or retained by the IESO or their respective successors or assigns and that the Participant will have no claim against the IESO or their respective successors in respect of its employment of the Energy Manager by the ...
Participant’s Obligations. The Participant shall fulfill the following obligations as a condition of receiving any EE Capacity Payments:
(a) The Participant shall implement the Energy Efficiency Resources as described in its approved EE Resource Plan, use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver sufficient EE Capacity to meet or exceed its EE Capacity Obligation for each of its Obligation Periods and maintain the same level of EE Capacity for a period of two (2) years following the end of the applicable Obligation Period, and diligently perform all of its other obligations hereunder in accordance with this Agreement, good engineering practices and all Applicable Laws;
(b) The Participant shall not enroll in any program or initiative to receive any compensation or incentives for any Measure forming part of its Energy Efficiency Resource from any program from any level of Government or utility incentivizing electricity savings. For clarity, the Participant may accept funding from other sources, such as natural gas utility demand-side management incentive programs and government greenhouse gas reduction incentive programs, to deliver other non-electricity savings or broader public value;
(c) Participant shall inform the IESO if any projects at any Facility receiving electricity saving incentives are commissioning after the submission of its M&V Plan, and the IESO, at its sole and absolute discretion, may require changes to the M&V Plan to take such projects into account; and
(d) The Participant fulfills its obligations under this Agreement, including providing all Program Deliverables and providing reasonable access to the IESO for the purposes of administering this Agreement and evaluation of the Energy Efficiency Resources and the delivered EE Capacity.
Participant’s Obligations. The Participant is obliged to: Fulfil the approved Mobility for Studies Study Plan at the Receiving Organization and complete all the subjects registered for. Receive at least 18 ECTS credits for one semester. Immediately after they occur but within 30 days of the commencement of the Mobility for Studies at the Receiving Institution at the latest, ensure that all possible changes to the original Learning Agreement are authorized in writing by both – the Receiving and Sending Institutions (Learning Agreement – During the mobility) in the same way as the original Study Plan was approved. If it is substantially necessary to make changes to the Learning Agreement after the aforementioned deadline, the mobility Participant is obliged to ensure their written approval by the Sending and Receiving Institutions as soon as it is possible and to communicate this fact to their Faculty and the Department of Foreign Relations of the USB Rectorate. Immediately inform their Faculty and the Foreign Relations Department of the USB Rectorate of a premature termination of study at the Receiving Institution. In the event of requesting an extension of the mobility, do this in writing using the appropriate form (Application for Extension of Erasmus+ Study Period) which has to be approved by the Sending and Receiving Institutions alike at least 30 days before the end of the stay as stated in the Agreement. Take an Erasmus+ On-line Language Support language test before and after the mobility.
Participant’s Obligations. 4.1. Your rights to use the Exhibition Space allocated to you are personal and cannot be assigned to any other party without the Company’s consent. If such consent is given, it may be on terms as determined by the Company.
Participant’s Obligations. In addition to the other obligations contained in this Agreement, the Participant will fulfill the following obligations:
(a) develop actionable recommendations to achieve the Savings Target based on the data obtained from the M&T System within 12 months of the installation of the M&T System;
(b) implement any Project identified by the Participant with a Project Payback of less than 12 months within 12 months of identifying such Project in the M&T Annual Report;
(c) achieve the Savings Target within 24 months of the installation of the M&T System and sustain such Savings Target during the term of this Agreement;
(d) notify the LDC upon the completion of the installation and commissioning of the M&T System and provide the LDC with written confirmation of the installation from a registered professional engineer licensed to practice in Ontario, who may be an employee of the Participant; and
(e) commission the M&T System within six months of the date of this Agreement.
Participant’s Obligations. During the Contract period, Participant shall:
(a) Manage the Project Area in accordance with the attached Management Plan so that the habitat function and performance measures (Performance Standards) defined in the attached Management Plan will be maintained consistent with that schedule or, if necessary, the schedule as adjusted by the Administrator.
(b) Execute required Management Actions at the frequency and timing defined in the Management Plan.
(c) Conduct and report Project Area annual qualitative monitoring as described in the Management Plan and according to the Annual Self-Monitoring Protocol.
(d) Secure financial assurances in accordance with the requirements outlined in Section 6.a of this Contract. Submit documentation regarding proof of these financial assurances to the Administrator within 45 calendar days of this Contract.
(e) Comply with all Participant obligations under the Management Plan.
Participant’s Obligations. All members of Team New Brunswick are expected to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with high ethical standards and to promote pride and good will for the province through their behaviour and attitude. Team New Brunswick members are ambassadors for the province from the time they begin to train as a Canada Games team member until they return home from the Games. As a member of Team New Brunswick, I agree:
2.1 to observe and to comply with this Agreement;
2.2 to observe and comply with all reasonable instructions given by the Chef de Mission, Assistant Chef de Mission and any person appointed by them;
2.3 to conduct myself at all times as a respectful member of Team New Brunswick, and specifically, to conduct myself in an appropriate manner so as not to bring myself, my team or Team New Brunswick into public disrepute;
2.4 to refrain from making, commenting on, issuing, authorizing, offering, or endorsing any public criticism or statement to the media, to others or through social media that negatively reflects on the team or any team member(s) or the host organizing committee or that can have a negative impact on team morale and image.
2.5 to keep the team uniforms clean and presentable, to wear the Team New Brunswick clothing in the manner in which they are designed to be worn at the events and for the purposes for which they are provided, without modifying them or adding to them in any way;
2.6 to live in the assigned residence for the duration of the Games and to keep my coach informed of my whereabouts at all time. If I wish to leave my team for any reason, I will request permission before hand from my coach and manager;
2.7 to respect the spirit of fair play and behave accordingly and refrain from any behaviour, use of language or comments, which are sexist, racist, abusive, disrespectful or otherwise offensive;
2.8 to respect the daily curfew (in room/quiet time at 11:30, lights out at midnight);
2.9 to refrain from drinking alcohol or using any non-medical drugs or tobacco products during Games or during travel to or from Games. Adults can only drink alcohol in authorized areas and must ensure at all times that their ability to perform the responsibilities of their position is not impaired.
