Phase 1A. A Safety and Pharmacokinetic evaluation of a single oral dose of NM441 in healthy volunteers
Phase 1A i. During Phase 1a, after OPLA-WAS receives an order of protection regarding a noncitizen, ICE will provide a written notice to the noncitizen, and, if applicable, their counsel, that a review of their custody status will be conducted pursuant to this Settlement Agreement. The notice will describe the standard and factors that will be considered during the review and will include Class Counsel’s contact information. This language will provide: “Absent exceptional circumstances, such as when the noncitizen presents a national security threat or a danger to the community, or any legal requirement to detain, noncitizens granted asylum, withholding of removal, or CAT protection by an immigration judge should be released pending the outcome of any DHS appeal of that decision. In considering whether exceptional circumstances exist, prior convictions alone do not necessarily indicate a public safety threat or danger to the community. Rather, the individual facts and circumstances of the case, including extensiveness, seriousness, and recency of the criminal activity, along with any evidence of rehabilitation, should be considered in making such determination.” See Ex. 2 (Notice). The notice will not entitle the noncitizen to submit any information to be considered in the review or to otherwise participate in the review process, nor will the notice invite the noncitizen to do so. ICE retains the discretion to conduct the review required during Phase 1a at any time before the expiration of the 10-business- day deadline found in Section 1(B)(iii), irrespective of when this notice is transmitted to the noncitizen.
ii. Within 7 business days of the start of Phase 1a, ICE will post a notice in dormitories, including restrictive housing units, housing detained noncitizens at the Xxxxxxxx Detention Facility and Immigration Centers of America – Farmville Detention Facility, and on electronic tablets available to detainees regarding the class action in both English and Spanish, which will include Class Counsel’s contact information See Exhibit 3 (Notice).
iii. During Phase 1a, consistent with guidelines governing the Legal Orientation Provider (“LOP”), Amica Center for Immigrant Rights can distribute materials about the case to noncitizens in detention at the Xxxxxxxx Detention Facility and Immigration Centers of America – Farmville Detention Facility.
Phase 1A. The work-up of Track 2 assays at Xenogen Cranbury will begin immediately following establishment of Track 1 assays and concurrent with the execution of Phase 1B of Track 1. The goals of Track 2, phase 1A are exactly as described for Track 1 phase 1A and will be performed on *** mice in isolation as already described. Track 2, phase 1A should last 4 months.
Phase 1A. Within fifteen (15) days after award the Government shall deliver blocking diagrams to the lessor establishing, as a minimum, the locations of the following special use areas: Computer Center 6.1 Program Support Communications Gateway 6.4 Communications Center 6.5 Cable Headend 6.10 UPS Room 6.16 GSA will not provide to the Lessor design intent drawings for the tenant improvements to be made to the leased premises for Xxxxx 0X. The Lessor shall be responsible for the A/E design of these special use areas. INITIALS: ILLEGIBLE & ILLEGIBLE INDEPENDENCE SQUARE Lessor Government January 20, 1990 SFO-89-047 Page 34 of 79 The Government shall provide the necessary program support and assistance for the lessor to accomplish this task. The Lessor shall conduct meetings with Government personnel to develop and refine the tenant work for the spaces in question. The lessor shall prepare the necessary documents and plans for the Government to conduct a formal review of the design effort at 50 percent and 75 percent completion. The lessor shall notify GSA at least ten (10) days prior to the anticipated date for Government review. The government shall complete its final review within fifteen (15) days of receipt by the Government of the necessary documents and plans. Should revisions to the working drawings be necessary, the Lessor shall have ten (10) days to correct all errors and omissions and deliver said revisions to the Government.
Phase 1A. City agrees to permit Developer to occupy the buildings within Phase 1A of the Woodland Project as residential townhomes prior to completion of Woodland Project Amenities, if, and only if, Developer strictly complies with the conditions and requirements of this Agreement. The Woodland Project Amenities are described on Exhibit D, which is attached hereto and incorporated herein. However, no occupancy permits for Phase 1A units will be issued until Developer completes all requirements set forth on the building permits, completes construction in accordance with City of St. Xxxxxx Standard Specifications for Design and Construction, and provides all requirements necessary for access and health and safety, in the sole discretion of City. Phase 1B: Developer further agrees that in addition to the faithful completion of the Phase 1A improvements prior to City issuing an occupancy permit for them, Developer may obtain building permits for the buildings in Phase 1B only, prior to completion of the Woodland Project Amenities, but shall not obtain occupancy permits for any buildings or units in Phase 1B prior to completion of the Woodland Project Amenities. Developer shall strictly comply with the terms and conditions in the Phase 1B building permits, complete construction of the Woodland Project Amenities, complete construction in accordance with City of St. Xxxxxx Standard Specifications for Design and Construction, and provide all requirements necessary for access and health and safety, in the sole discretion of City, prior to obtaining any occupancy permits in Phase 1B. Phases 2, 3, and 4: Developer further agrees that Developer shall not obtain any building permits or occupancy permits for Phases 2, 3, or 4 until the Woodland Project Amenities are completed as determined in the sole discretion of City. Additionally, all Woodland Project Amenities shall be built within two (2) years of the Effective Date of this Agreement, regardless of the other deadlines herein, and regardless of the construction schedule of any phase of the Woodland Project. Phase 4: Developer further agrees that Developer shall not obtain any certificates of occupancy for any buildings or units in Phase 4 of the Woodland Project until the following are completed, inspected, and warrantied as required: all private landscaping and site finishes; and all other requirements of City in its sole discretion.
Phase 1A. The Lessor shall prepare and deliver, at the Lessor’s own expense, final working plans and complete construction drawings for both building standard and above standard tenant improvements for Phase “1A” within ninety (90) days of the receipt by the lessor of blocking diagrams from GSA.
Phase 1A. Located in TIF Project Area 1, Phase 1A is required to commence construction on January 1, 2016 and be completed by December 31, 2017. In Phase 1A Developer agrees to demolish the Existing Inline Buildings in TIF Project Area 1 and to build a 4 story, wood-framed building with approximately 290 first-class, luxury residential units for rent at market rates, along with approximately 26,800 square feet of first-floor retail and a structured parking facility which is "wrapped" (or mostly enclosed) by the residential units. Phase 1A will also include a private, open, green- space/private park amenity and a detention basin located east of the apartment/retail building described above.
Phase 1A. 63.1 Notwithstanding anything else in this Agreement:-
63.1.1 the term of the Phase Lease for Phase 1A only will be 5 years from completion of the Phase Lease for Phase 1A. Accordingly, there will be no Lease Back of Phase 1A to the Council; and
63.1.2 the parties acknowledge that the form of Phase Lease for Phase 1A cannot be agreed or determined without the associated agreement to be entered into by the Council and the Partner pursuant to clauses 57.11.3 or 57.11.6 (as applicable) for the delivery of 61 Replacement Homes within Phase 1A having also been agreed and for the avoidance of doubt the parties note that such agreement will be subject to such additional terms as the parties agree are appropriate in the circumstances (each acting reasonably).
1. Any condition or conditions imposed in a Planning Permission or any obligation or obligations contained in a Planning Agreement relating thereto which individually or in aggregate has or have the following effects:-
1.1 it prevents full development and/or use and/or occupation of the Site (or in the case of Reserved Matters Approval, the relevant Phase) without the agreement or co-operation of someone other than the Partner or the Council as landowner or the acquisition of third party land;
1.2 it is a temporary planning permission or restricts the planning permission to a set period of time PROVIDED THAT a planning permission requiring commencement of development within a period of three years or more shall not be an unsatisfactory condition for these purposes;
1.3 it makes the planning permission personal to either one person, a number of persons or a specified class or classes of persons save that any requirement:-
1.3.1 that a specified percentage of Residential Units reflecting that contained within the Planning Application are to be Replacement Homes and/or other Affordable Housing Units; and/or
1.3.2 limiting the use of any Commercial Units included as part of the Development to any specific use class, which reflect any part of the Council's Specification shall not be treated as unsatisfactory conditions;
1.4 it imposes requirements in respect of any land not comprised within the Planning Application redline drawing other than commuted sums contemplated in the Planning Application;
1.5 it materially increases the cost of delivery of the Development in accordance with this Agreement so as to jeopardise the ability of the Site and/or any Phase to be Viable; and/or
1.6 (where contained in a Planning Ag...
Phase 1A. Feasibility confirmation (funded by ELTP with equipment and technical support from WTC) of parasite detector. Objective: Confirm that multiangle light scattering (MALS) measurements of individual Cryptosporidium and Giardia cysts can be identified with a certainty > 90% in the presence of various background algal (algae) species. Use existing instrumentation and (some) software supplied by WYATX. Xxvelop required software and analytical packages. 27 EXHIBIT 10.52; PAGE 27 The presence of these parasites in many drinking water sources in the U. S. poses a continuing threat to the health of consumers. Many such outbreaks are reported each year. The ultimate objective for ELECTROPURE will be to develop systems incorporating WYATX'x xxxector and software systems capable of monitoring these two parasites at very low concentrations. The proposed system would monitor the MALS properties of each particle passing through the detector region. Once the MALS measured data were available, a real time software program would examine the measurements and decide whether or not the particle was one of the two test parasites. A positive confirmation would be made only if the software considered the data unequivocal; otherwise no identification would be attempted. Of the particles chosen by the software to identify, 90% of such identifications must be correct for the proposed program to move forward. This 90% figure is a major objective. Should the classification scheme fall below this value, suitable statistical analyses will have to be initiated to examine the reliability of and risks associated with such lesser numbers Staffing: This project (and all subsequent related programs [if initiated] performed during the term of his employment) would be under the direction of Dr. Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxx. Details of his hiring are listed below. Duration: Five months. During this period, the feasibility of the MALS detection concept will be confirmed.
Phase 1A. If Phase Completion of Phase 1A, as described on Exhibit “B” attached hereto, shall not have occurred prior to January 1, 2021, then the Incentive Payment based upon the Incremental TIF derived from Phase 1A shall be reduced in accordance with the following schedule: (i) by ten percent (10%) if such Phase Completion with respect to Phase 1A shall have occurred as of January 1, 2022; (ii) by twenty percent (20%) if such Phase Completion with respect to Phase 1A shall not have occurred as of January 1, 2022, but shall have occurred as of January 1, 2023; and (iii) by thirty percent (30%) if such Phase Completion with respect to Phase 1A shall not have occurred as of January 1, 2023, but shall have occurred as of January 1, 2024. If such Substantial Completion shall not have occurred as of January 1, 2024, then the Incentive Payment based upon the Incremental TIF derived from Phase 1A shall automatically be divested and shall terminate and be of no further force and effect, and Master Developer shall not be entitled to any Incremental TIF with respect to Xxxxx 0X.