Remediation Measures Clause Samples
Remediation Measures. 1. If the daily enrollment in a K-5 class exceeds the class size ratio listed in Section A, the remediation measures of Section C.3 will apply. This remediation will be paid quarterly and will be calculated on the fifteenth day of each quarter. Remediation funds, per student over the appropriate class size ratio, shall be determined by dividing the first cell of the salary schedule by the class size ratio for K-1 in Section A. Except for this provision, any enforcement of the K-3 standards or any penalties or other remedies will be only through the appropriate State rules and regulations.
2. If the class size staffing ratios for grades 6 through 12 within a school exceeds the above listed averages on the fifteenth day of the school year and/or the beginning of the second semester, the remediation measures described in Section C.3 below will apply.
3. When remediation measures apply, the first consideration for the use of the remediation funds shall be to reduce the impact of the larger class size. The principal and staff members involved shall explore and mutually discuss the following methods for remediation, and thereafter the principal shall select from the following options:
a. Aide assistance
b. Additional aide time or additional classroom support FTE
c. Transfer of pupils.
d. Hiring of additional teacher(s).
e. If after discussion, none of the above options are feasible, the principal and staff members involved will present a remediation plan for equivalent funds in lieu of personnel to the Superintendent or designee for approval. In the case of remediation in grades 6 through 12, the principal will present the remediation plan to the staff by the twenty-first day of the semester or school year, whichever is appropriate. In the case of remediation in grades K- 5, the plan will be presented within 10 school days of the date on which the criteria for remediation are met.
4. The District shall provide the Association with the class size school average statistics as of the eleventh day of the school year, or thereafter on request. The Association’s building site representative may participate in the remediation discussion.
A. Introduction
Remediation Measures. In the event that EME becomes obligated to indemnify the Purchaser Indemnified Parties under the provisions of Section 11.3(a)(iii) for Remediation Measures in respect of Existing Soils Contamination, then the following provisions shall apply.
(i) If Remediation Measures are required by a Governmental Authority, then EME shall be deemed to have discharged such undertaking and its obligations with respect thereto whenever it has paid the cost of such Remediation Measures and it or the Purchaser has either received written notice from the pertinent Governmental Authority or Authorities that no further material Remediation Measures are then required with respect to the Existing Soils Contamination in question or, if such Governmental Authority or Authorities have not responded within a reasonable time to the request for such written notice, whenever the Purchaser or the applicable Purchaser Designee reasonably and in good faith determines that no further Remediation Measures are then required.
(ii) Whenever EME is obligated to indemnify the Purchaser Indemnified Parties in respect of Remediation Measures, EME may elect either to reimburse the Purchaser for the cost thereof or to assume and control the performance of such Remediation Measures in accordance with the provisions hereof. If EME elects to reimburse the Purchaser for the cost thereof, then (A) work in connection with such Remediation Measures shall be performed in a reasonably efficient and economical manner designed to mitigate EME's cost consistent with achievement of the Remediation Measures that are required, and (B) the provisions of Section 6.34(a)(iii), and Sections 6.34(a)(iv)(A), (B), (D) and (G) shall apply mutatis mutandis as though EME were the Purchaser therein and the Purchaser were EME.
(iii) In the event that EME elects to assume and control the performance of Remediation Measures pursuant to its indemnity obligations hereunder, then prior to commencing such Remediation Measures after the Closing or presenting after the Closing any plan for such Remediation Measures to any Governmental Authority having jurisdiction over such Remediation Measures or to any Person making an Environmental Claim for which EME is responsible for indemnity hereunder, EME shall meet and consult with Purchaser in good faith concerning such Remediation Measures or plan, as the case may be and use Commercially Reasonable Efforts to agree the scope of such Remediation Measures.
(iv) In connection with the perfo...
Remediation Measures. 1. If the average daily enrollment in any K-5 class exceeds twenty-two (22) for more than ten (10) school days after the eleventh day of the school year, the remediation measures of paragraph 3 below will apply. This remediation will be retroactive to the first day on which the class size exceeded 22. Except for this provision, any enforcement of the K-3 standards or any penalties or other remedies will be only through the appropriate State rules and regulations.
2. If the class size staffing ratio for grades 6 through 12 within a school exceeds the above listed averages on the eleventh day of the school year and/or the beginning of the second semester, the remediation measures described in paragraph 3 below will apply.
3. When remediation measures apply, the principal and staff members involved shall explore and mutually discuss the following methods for remediation, and thereafter the principal shall select from the following options:
a. Aide assistance (16 hours per day of aide time = one teacher for purposes of this article).
b. Additional aide time.
Remediation Measures. The Developer shall have Completed, as defined below, the Remediation measures required by Section 5.1(a) on the Road Land prior to the delivery of title, as contemplated by this Article III. As used in this Agreement “Complete” in relation to obligations for environmental remediation shall mean the containment, removal, mitigation, or abatement of pollution, a potential source of pollution, or a substance which poses a risk to human health or the environment. The Road Land and the Site in general will be remediated in a manner consistent with the requirements of the Connecticut Remediation Standard Regulation (Section 22a-133k-1 through 22a-133k-3 of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies) taking into account that the use of the Site will be used for industrial/commercial activity as defined in the aforementioned regulation and that the groundwater classification is GB. “Complete” shall not include groundwater monitoring described in Section 22a-133k- 3(g) of the Regulations of Connecticut State Agencies (“RCSA”) or the operation and/or maintenance of a system installed to contain, remove, mitigate or ▇▇▇▇▇ pollution, a potential source of pollution, or a substance which poses a risk to human health or the environment.
Remediation Measures. 1. Remediation Measures Cooperation: PROVIDER shall cooperate completely and immediately with the JPA Governing Board and its agents to effect any immediate remediation measures (“Remediation Measures”). Remediation measures may include:
a. Retention of an emergency medical services operations consultant (“Operations Consultant”) by the JPA Governing Board at PROVIDER’S cost. The Operations Consultant will provide day-to-day oversight and monitoring of PROVIDER’S operations and may make operations recommendations to PROVIDER. The JPA Governing Board may retain the Operations Consultant for a period of time equal to the lesser of: (i) six (6) months from the date that the JPA Governing Board declares PROVIDER in material breach; (ii) the date PROVIDER cures any material breach; or (iii) the date the JPA Governing Board retains a new emergency medical services provider to replace PROVIDER; or
b. Creation of a remediation plan that requires PROVIDER to meet certain objectives within specific time periods and establishes specific consequences for PROVIDER’S failure to meet the objectives.
Remediation Measures. Regardless of whether Outpayce decides to immediately suspend access to the Payment Platform and/or the provision of the Payment Solutions pursuant to this clause, Customer will use its best efforts to remedy the situation as soon as practicable, but in any event within ten (10) calendar days after notice thereof.
Remediation Measures