Required Elements Checklist Sample Clauses

Required Elements Checklist. The following elements should be included in reports, unless noted as optional, along with the style of page numbers is listed in parentheses:

Required Elements Checklist. The following elements should be included in reports, unless noted as optional, along with the style of page numbers is listed in parentheses: • Title page (no page number). • Notice (small Roman numeral page numbers, i.e., ii). • Abstract • Keywords (optional; small Roman numerals). • Acknowledgments (optional; small Roman numerals). • Table of Contents (small Roman numerals). • List of Figures (small Roman numerals). • List of Tables (small Roman numerals). • Acronyms and Abbreviations List (small Roman numerals). • Executive Summary or Summary (optional; ES-1 or S-1 etc). • Main Text (pages sequentially numbered i.e., 1, 2, 3 etc.). • Figures and tables with sequential numbering (Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.), callouts in text (i.e., Figure 1 shows…), and Alt Text for ADA Accessibility. o Figures and tables at the back of the document are preferred for documents that NYSERDA will be formatting; figures and tables placed in-line with text after first callout are acceptable. Do not wrap text. • References Cited and Bibliography information. • Appendices (optional; page numbering is A-1 etc. for Appendix A, B-1 etc. for Appendix B). • Copyright information for intellectual property (i.e., images, figures, tables or large pieces of text that have been previously published)—include written permission from the copyright holder at the end of the document and use appropriate language in the captions of the images, figures and tables such as “Reprinted with permission from [publisher’s name].” • Alternative text that describes each image and figure (include Alt text for tables that are included as images) —and does not just repeat the title or caption. (See Section 2.3 for more information.) The text should be listed at the end of the document or provided in a separate file. In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, beginning in March 2020, Governor Cuomo issued a series of Executive Orders addressing various categories of business activities, including, but not limited to, construction, manufacturing, administrative, and professional services. In addition, Empire State Development (ESD) was authorized to develop Guidance for Determining Whether a Business Enterprise is Subject to a Workforce Reduction Under Recent Executive Orders. Although much of NYSERDA’s clean energy efforts involve construction activity, NYSERDA engages in many other activities that are affected by State COVID-19 directives and requirements. The State has also established a series of metri...