Preliminary Operations Sample Clauses

Preliminary Operations. 4.1 Hazard Tree Removal Crew Defined A hazard tree removal crew is defined as all personnel, equipment, and supplies necessary to fell, process, and remove hazard trees. These crews will also include all equipment, supplies, portable restrooms, hand sanitation stations, and ancillary supplies. At a minimum a Hazard Removal Crew should consist of: One (1) crane or rubber tired and/or rubber tracker bucket rig; One to two (1 – 2) tree fallers or heavy equipment for tree falling, such as a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇; One to two (1 – 2) laborers for processing fallen timber; (1) skid steer or excavator for handling timber onsite; One (1) track or tow-behind chipper; Appropriate quantity of log trucks, grapple trucks, high-side dump trucks, or other trucks for removing wood material to a processing facility or end user and any equipment needed to load wood material onto trucks. The County may approve alternate crew makeups if the Contractor evidences the need for different personnel or equipment.

Preliminary Operations. When two or more counties shall have executed this agreement, the Board of Trustees, as designated in Paragraph 3 of this agreement, shall direct the affairs of ACCG - ▇▇▇▇. The Executive Director of the Association County Commissioners of Georgia shall be appointed as Manager. The Manager may recommend to the Board of Trustees the appointment of necessary Service Companies, attorneys and agents for operation of ACCG - ▇▇▇▇. Any county, as defined in Chapter 85 of Title 36 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, shall be eligible to apply for membership in ACCG - ▇▇▇▇.

Preliminary Operations. The Publisher is to furnish digital files for each page via a Wide Area Network connection to a specified directory on the designated Donnelley server and in accordance with the production schedule. The files are to be in TIFF/IT format. Each page will consist of two files, CT (Continuous Tone), and LW (LineWork). All page elements of the same type (such as CT) will be combined together into a single file of that type (CT) for each page. CT and LW files will contain full size pages. The cost of the communication link and the transmission of the files will be borne by the Publisher. American Media, Inc. WEEKLIES / AMI COUNTRY MUSIC Page 5 June 11, 2002 PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS (continued) All pages are to be provided to Donnelley as single pages to the untrim size and in accordance with all other Donnelley specifications that Donnelley shall identify as necessary for the manufacturing process to be followed. Center spreads may be furnished as double page spreads provided no center cropping is required. Any additional work required on the pages such as cropping, rotation, etc. is subject to an extra charge unless previously agreed upon. It is recommended that files are furnished as compressed files with lossless compression to reduce transmission time. File names will be provided that follow an agreed upon specification that identifies the publication, week of publication, page number, division, and revision/version. A filename extension will represent the type of file. Electronic proofs containing multiple thumbnail image of the pages and file names will be furnished as digital files to aid in verifying the receipt of the correct pages. These thumbnail proof files will follow a separate file naming specification. Checking of files prior to output will be limited to a cursory element check and will be performed via soft proof or hard copy proof. The Publisher will be notified by Donnelley of any defective pages and agrees to retransmit corrected pages. No editing of images will be performed. Donnelley will charge additionally at the current rates for any rework required as the result of defective furnished files. Hard copy color proofs of sufficient quality will be supplied on an agreed upon number of pages to assist in press color match. These will be available before the press run starts. Donnelley will store electronic data files used in the Publisher’s work until the completion of the initial production run, (or the sale date if a press delivered product) ...

Preliminary Operations. Drying out of the unit (when applicable)

Preliminary Operations