Project success. 3.3.1 The Applicant has and shall deliver the Project and Works at all times in accordance with the Business Plan and in accordance with Good Industry Practice.
3.3.2 The Applicant shall deliver the outputs and outcomes set out in the Business Plan
3.3.3 The Applicant has and shall at all times use all reasonable skill and care in delivering the Project and the Works and in taking such actions as are to be expected of a properly qualified, experienced and competent property developer in order to implement and deliver the requirements of this Agreement and the Business Plan.
3.3.4 The Applicant is not in default under any law or enactment or under any deed, agreement or other instrument or obligation to an extent that may affect adversely its ability to perform its obligations under this Agreement.
3.3.5 No litigation or administrative or arbitration proceeding before any court, tribunal, Government authority or arbitrator is presently taking place, pending or (to the knowledge, information and belief of the Applicant) threatened against, or against any of the assets of, the Applicant which might have a Material Adverse Effect.
3.3.6 The Applicant has made diligent enquiries and to the best of its knowledge, information and belief no person having any charge, lien, encumbrance or other form of security over any assets of the Applicant including its interest in the Site has enforced or given notice of its intention to enforce such security and the Applicant has not done or omitted to do anything which would or might reasonably be expected to cause any person to enforce or exercise its rights to enforce such security to the extent that this would affect the Applicant's ability to perform its obligations under this Agreement or the Works Contracts respectively.
3.3.7 All Consents required for the Works to be commenced and the Site being available for the Permitted Use have been obtained and not withdrawn.
3.3.8 The Applicant is not aware, after due enquiry, of anything which materially threatens the success of the Project or the completion of this Agreement.
3.3.9 The Applicant has the full legal control of the Site to enable Practical Completion of all Works.
3.3.10 The Site is free from any conditions, restrictions or covenants which do or might affect the right to carry out the Works or achieve Practical Completion of all Works and continue the Permitted Use of the Site following the Date of Practical Completion.
3.3.11 The Applicant has and shall (and shal...
Project success. 1. Project SUCCESS (Schools Using Coordinated Community Efforts to Strengthen Students), is considered a SAMHSA model program that prevents and reduces substance use and abuse, and associated behavioral issues among high risk, multi- problem youth ages 10-18. It works by placing highly trained professionals (Project SUCCESS counselors) in the schools to provide a full range of prevention and early intervention services. Project SUCCESS is a research-based program that builds on the findings of other successful prevention programs by using interventions that are effective in reducing risk factors and enhancing protective measures.
2. The San Mateo County Health System has adopted the Search Institute's 40 Developmental Assets as the framework to use when addressing the needs of young people in the community. This strengths-based model works with youth, their families, schools and community to promote the 40 internal and external assets needed to build positive self-esteem, the ability to solve problems and build healthy social relationships. Research has shown that youth with high levels of assets (over 30) are more likely to succeed academically, maintain good health, and contribute to their community. They are also less likely to engage in risky behaviors such as fighting in school, truancy, and gang membership.
3. MHSA programs for children and youth will also reflect, whenever possible, the core values of Wraparound. The core values of Wraparound are:
a. Services and supports are individualized, built on strengths, and meet the needs of youth and families across the life domains to promote success, safety, and permanency in home, school, and the community.
b. The process is culturally competent, building on the unique values, preferences, and strengths of youth, families, and their communities.
c. Family is defined to mean relatives, caregivers, peers, friends, and significant others as determined by the individual client.
4. The ethnic/linguistic populations that are emphasized for program services are those that have experienced the greatest disparities in access and services utilization in San Mateo’s Behavioral Health and Recovery Services’ system. Services should be linguistically and culturally competent and provided, to a substantial degree, by staff from the same ethnic groups as enrollees. To successfully address the targeted populations, the program must incorporate culturally competent elements such as:
a. A culturally competent service provi...
Project success. In 1-3 paragraphs, please describe the overall success of your project. Discuss, being specific as possible, how the implemented project has furthered NIC’s goals of providing additional connectivity to nature for both wildlife and Fort Xxxxxxx residents, maintaining and restoring wildlife habitats within the urban portions of the community, and shifting landscapes to more diverse forms.
Project success. 3.2.1. No person having any Security over the Site or any part of it or any other assets of the Borrower has enforced or given notice of its intention to enforce such Security.
3.2.2. All Consents have been obtained and have not been withdrawn.
3.2.3. It is not aware, after due enquiry, of anything which materially threatens the success or successful completion of the intention or purpose of this Agreement.
3.2.4. It has the full legal control of the Site to enable [Practical Completion of all Works] and has all such further rights as are necessary to comply with its obligations in this Agreement.
3.2.5. The Site is free from any conditions, restrictions or covenants which do or might affect the [right to carry out the Works or achieve Practical Completion of all Works] [the carrying out or completion of the Project].
3.2.6. It is not under any statutory obligation to undertake the Works or any part of them.
3.2.7. [It has entered or will by Practical Completion Project have entered into all requisite agreements with the highways authority pursuant to section 38 Highways Act 1980 in respect of the construction and adoption of the Adoptable Highways comprising or relating to the Project and all requisite agreements with the highways authority pursuant to section 278 of the Highways Act 1980 (as appropriate) in respect of the construction of any Highways comprising or relating to the Project and procured any bond or guarantee required by the highways authority in connection with any such agreement.]
3.2.8. It has entered or will by Practical Completion Project have entered into an agreement with the relevant water authority pursuant to section 104 of the Water Industry Act 1991 in respect of the construction and adoption of the sewers serving the Project and procured any bond or guarantee required by such water authority in connection with such agreement.
3.2.9. It shall take all reasonable steps to satisfy the Lender that its employees and any contractors employed in connection with [the Works and] the Project are suitable and competent in all respects to allow the proper performance of all necessary work or tasks in relation to the Works and] the Project.
3.2.10. It shall in carrying out the Works and the Project comply with the provisions of the Considerate Constructors Scheme save that where there shall be any conflict between the provisions of this Agreement and the provisions of the said scheme the provisions of this Agreement shall prevail.
3.2.11. It...
