Plan of Operations. (A) The Company’s complete Plan of Operations shall be submitted to FCIC by April 1 preceding the reinsurance year, unless otherwise authorized by FCIC. The Plan of Operations shall meet the requirements of this Agreement, including, but not limited to, the format and all requirements specified in Appendix II, to be considered a complete Plan of Operations.
(B) The Plan of Operations contains integral terms to this Agreement so no Agreement exists for a reinsurance year until the Plan of Operation has been approved by FCIC. Once approved by FCIC, the Company’s Plan of Operations becomes an Appendix to the Agreement.
(C) If the Plan of Operations is not approved by FCIC by the July 1 start of the reinsurance year:
(i) FCIC may, at its sole discretion, provide the Company with written notice:
(I) Agreeing to reinsure and pay CAT LAE, A&O subsidy and risk subsidy for eligible crop insurance contracts that are renewed or sold by or on behalf of the Company while FCIC continues its evaluation of the Plan of Operations: or
(II) Directing the Company and any of its service providers and agents to cease the renewal or sale of eligible crop insurance contracts until FCIC determines whether to approve or disapprove the Plan of Operations.
(ii) Any eligible crop insurance contract sold or renewed after FCIC has provided written notice that the Company shall cease the renewal or sale of eligible crop insurance contracts until FCIC determines whether to approve or disapprove the Plan of Operations will not be provided reinsurance, A&O subsidy, CAT LAE, or risk subsidy.
(iii) If FCIC authorizes the continued renewal or sale of eligible crop insurance contracts by or on behalf of the Company while FCIC completes its evaluation of the Plan of Operations and:
(I) Approves the Plan of Operations, the renewed and sold eligible crop insurance contracts will be reinsured under the newly approved Plan of Operations; or
(II) Disapproves the Plan of Operations, the eligible crop insurance contracts renewed or sold during the evaluation period will be transferred to FCIC and will be processed in accordance with section IX of Appendix I.
(D) The Company shall be in compliance with the Freedom to E-File Act and section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. The Company shall file its plan for meeting the requirement of these statutory provisions, in accordance with Appendix II.
Plan of Operations. (a) Except as provided in (b) of this section, a plan of operations for all or part of the leased area must be approved by the commissioner before any operations may be undertaken on or in the leased area.
(b) A plan of operations is not required for:
(1) activities that would not require a land use permit; or
(2) operations undertaken under an approved unit plan of operations.
(c) Before undertaking operations on or in the leased area, the lessee shall provide for full payment of all damages sustained by the owner of the surface estate as well as by the surface owner’s lessees and permittees, by reason of entering the land.
(d) An application for approval of a plan of operations must contain sufficient information, based on data reasonably available at the time the plan is submitted for approval, for the commissioner to determine the surface use requirements and impacts directly associated with the proposed operations. An application must include statements and maps or drawings setting out the following:
(1) the sequence and schedule of the operations to be conducted on or in the leased area, including the date operations are proposed to begin and their proposed duration;
(2) projected use requirements directly associated with the proposed operations, including the location and design of well sites, material sites, water supplies, solid waste sites, buildings, roads, utilities, airstrips, and all other facilities and equipment necessary to conduct the proposed operations;
(3) plans for rehabilitation of the affected leased area after completion of operations or phases of those operations; and
(4) a description of operating procedures designed to prevent or minimize adverse effects on other natural resources and other uses of the leased area and adjacent areas, including fish and wildlife habitats, historic and archeological sites, and public use areas.
(e) In approving a lease plan of operations or an amendment of a plan, the commissioner will require amendments that the commissioner determines necessary to protect the state's interest. The commissioner will not require an amendment that would be inconsistent with the terms of sale under which the lease was obtained, or with the terms of the lease itself, or which would deprive the lessee of reasonable use of the leasehold interest.
(f) The lessee may, with the approval of the commissioner, amend an approved plan of operations.
(g) Upon completion of operations, the lessee shall inspect the area of operat...
Plan of Operations. No lease operations may be undertaken on the leased area until a plan of operations has been approved by the State pursuant to 11 AAC 83.158, 11 AAC 83.343, or other applicable regulations relating to a plan of operations. All operations must be consistent with the plan of operations and any mitigation measures in effect for the areawide in which this lease was issued at the time each operation is undertaken. Mitigation measures in effect as of the date of this lease are attached. Revised mitigation measures and lessee advisories will be available from the State on the Division website at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/ or by email to xxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx and should be consulted when undertaking lease operations.
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Plan of Operations. Prior to the commencement of any exploration, drilling, or mining operations on the Leased Premises, Lessee shall obtain Lessor’s approval of a plan of operations for the Leased Premises. Lessor may modify the proposed plan of operations as is needed to insure that there is no waste of economically recoverable mineral reserves contained on the Leased Premises. In this context “waste” shall mean the inefficient utilization of, or the excessive or improper loss of an otherwise economically recoverable mineral resource. Lessor shall notify Lessee in writing of its approval or modifications of the plan of operations. The plan of operations submitted by Lessee shall be deemed approved by Lessor if Lessor has not otherwise notified Lessee within sixty (60) days of filing.
Plan of Operations. The Grantee shall develop and maintain an HHSC/TIRN approved plan of operations. An initial plan must be submitted to HHSC/TIRN within thirty (30) business days after execution of the contract. Ongoing plan updates and changes shall be submitted to HHSC/TIRN for approval at least thirty business days before a change becomes effective. The initial and subsequent plans of operation shall include the following:
A. Hours of operation and the setting in which the services will be provided;
B. Job titles and contact information for AIC staff and their responsibilities related to fulfilling contractual obligations;
C. Number and job classifications of staff delivering services;
D. Qualifications and competencies of each staff member to be paid under this contract;
E. Comprehensive description of Xxxxxxx’s policies and procedures for each of the core functions provided under this contract, including:
1. Data Resource Management (see Section 3.3 Data Resource Management) 2. Information and Referral Services (see Section 3.4.1 Information and Referral)
Plan of Operations. Where required by law or regulation, no lease operations may be undertaken on the leased area until a plan of operations has been approved by the State pursuant to 11 AAC 83.158, 11 AAC 83.343, or other applicable regulations. At the time a proposed plan of operations is submitted for review and approval by the State, five copies must also be provided to ASRC solely for its information.
Plan of Operations. Lessee does not have the right to conduct surface disturbing operations or any operations that have the potential to affect historic properties without first obtaining Lessor’s approval pursuant to Utah Administrative Code R850-24-700. Prior to the commencement of any such activities on the Leased Premises, Lessee shall obtain Lessor’s approval of a plan of operations for the Leased Premises. Lessor may modify the proposed plan of operations as is needed to insure that there is no waste of economically recoverable mineral reserves contained on the Leased Premises. In this context “waste” shall mean the inefficient utilization of, or the excessive or improper loss of an otherwise economically recoverable mineral resource. Lessor shall notify Lessee in writing of its approval or modifications of the plan of operations. The plan of operations submitted by Lessee shall be deemed approved by Lessor if Lessor has not otherwise notified Lessee within sixty (60) days of filing.
Plan of Operations. Before LESSEE commences any activities associated with mineral exploration or development that require substantially disturbing or destroying the surface or subsurface of the leased premises, LESSEE agrees to submit to the COMMISSIONER for approval and, upon request, to the owner of the soil, for said owner's information, a plan of operations in compliance with all current and future General Land Office administrative rules relating to the procedure for filing and obtaining approval of any such plan of operations. LESSEE also agrees to so submit amended and supplemental plans of operations as required by said rules. The General Land Office reserves the right to require LESSEE to furnish a bond as a condition to approval of a plan of operations. The current and future General Land Office administrative rules relating to plans of operations and conduct of exploration and mining operations shall determine when and how LESSEE may commence and conduct any activities on, in, or under the leased premises.
Plan of Operations. 11.1 It is recognized and agreed by the parties hereto that all of the land subject to this agreement is reasonably proved to be productive of Unitized Substances in paying quantities and that the object and purpose of this agreement is to formulate and to put into effect a secondary recovery project in order to effect additional recovery of Unitized Substances, prevent waste and conserve natural resources consistent with good engineering practices expected of a prudent operator. The parties hereto agree that the Unit Operator may, subject to the consent and approval of a plan of operation by the Working Interest Owners and the Supervisor, inject into the Unitized Formation through any well or xxxxx completed therein, brine, water, air, gas, oil, liquid petroleum gases and any one or more other substances or combinations of substances whether produced from the Unitized Formation or not, and that the location of input xxxxx and the rate of injection therein and the rate of production shall be governed by standards of good geologic and petroleum engineering practices and conservation methods. The Working Interest Owners and the Supervisor shall be furnished periodic reports on the progress of the plan of operation and any revision or changes thereto; provided, however, that any revision of the plan of operation involving a deviation from the initial plan of operation shall be subject to the consent and approval of the Working Interest Owners and the Supervisor.
11.2 The initial plan of operation shall be filed with the Supervisor concurrently with the filing of this Unit Agreement for final approval. Said initial plan of operation and all revisions thereof shall be as complete and adequate as the Supervisor may determine to be necessary for timely operation consistent herewith. Reasonable diligence shall be exercised in complying with the obligations of the approved plan of operation. Thereafter, from time to time before the expiration of any existing plan, the Unit Operator shall submit for like approval a plan for an additional specified period of operation. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, herein contained, if Unit Operator fails to commence Unit Operations for the secondary recovery of Unitized Substances from the Unit Area within six months after the effective date of this agreement or any extension thereto approved by the Supervisor, this agreement shall terminate automatically upon the expiration of said six month period.
11.3 The parties her...
