SCHEDULE AND ROUTE Sample Clauses
The "Schedule and Route" clause defines the agreed-upon timing and path for the transportation of goods or services. It typically specifies when shipments are to be picked up and delivered, as well as the routes or modes of transport to be used, such as by sea, air, or land. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of logistical expectations, helping to prevent disputes over delivery times or methods and facilitating efficient planning and coordination.
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE. Areas covered by this contract shall be maintained regularly within each cycle so they are not neglected for long periods. The County will release cycles under this contract once every eighteen (18) work days between April and October and once every twenty-four (24) work days between November and March as needed. The Contractor shall submit a work plan including schedule and route prior to beginning any work under this contract. The work plan shall contain specific details on work to be performed including a schedule per work week, route to be followed, and locations of work each day. Time extensions or weather delays only apply to those days authorized by the County’s Representative during specific cycles. Once a cycle is completed and accepted, the ideal maintenance schedule must be followed. Procedures for time extension requests due to weather conditions must be followed for each new cycle. The County’s Representative will make the final determination regarding time extensions. The following illustrations of ideal maintenance and maximum allowable (with authorized delays, as specified) schedules for this contract are provided for guidance: Road A Road D Road G Road A Road D Road G Road B Road E Road H Road B Road E Road H Road C Road F Road I Road C Road F Road I Three week span Three week span = 18 work days = 18 work days Road A Road D Road F Road H Road A Road D Road G Road B Road E Road G Rain Road B Road E Road H Road C Rain Rain Road I Road C Road F Road I Four week span Three week span = 18 work days = 18 work days Road A Road D Road G Road J Road A Road D Road G Road J Road B Road E Road H Road K Road B Road E Road H Road K Road C Road F Road I Road L Road C Road F Road I Road L Four week span Four week span = 24 work days = 24 work days Road A Road C Rain Road H Road J Road A Road D Road G Road J Rain Road D Road F Road I Road K Road B Road E Road H Road K Road B Road E Road G Rain Road L Road C Road F Road I Road L Five week span Four week span = 24 work days = 24 work days The Contractor shall consult with the County’s Representative prior to any schedule variance. The Contractor shall immediately contact the County’s Representative when circumstances beyond their control that could alter the schedule or route for the cycle arise. The County’s Representative will verify those circumstances and determine if changes to the schedule and/or route for the cycle are warranted. Based on the conditions, the County’s Representative could authorize mo...
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE. Areas covered by the contract shall be maintained regularly within each cycle so they are not neglected for long periods. The County will release cycles under the contract once every eighteen (18) work days between April and October and once every twenty-four (24) work days between November and March as needed.
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE. Areas covered by this contract shall be maintained regularly within each cycle so they are not neglected for long periods. The County will release cycles under this contract once every eighteen (18) work days between April and October and once every twenty-four (24) work days between November and March as needed. The Contractor shall submit a work plan including schedule and route prior to beginning any work under this contract. The work plan shall contain specific details on work to be performed including a schedule per work week, route to be followed, and locations of work each day. Time extensions or weather delays only apply to those days authorized by the County’s Representative during specific cycles. Once a cycle is completed and accepted, the ideal maintenance schedule must be followed. Procedures for time extension requests due to weather conditions must be followed for each new cycle. The County’s Representative will make the final determination regarding time extensions. The following illustrations of ideal maintenance and maximum allowable (with authorized delays, as specified) schedules for this contract are provided for guidance:
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE. Areas covered by this contract shall be maintained regularly within each cycle so they are not neglected for long periods. The County will release cycles under this contract once every twelve (12) calendar days (not including Sundays) as needed. The Contractor shall submit a work plan including schedule and route prior to beginning any work under this contract. The work plan shall contain specific details on work to be performed including a schedule per work week, route to be followed, and locations of work each day. The Contractor shall determine his/her schedule and route based on available resources (personnel and equipment). The Contractor shall also take into consideration differences in growing seasons (summer/winter) to develop the work schedule. The County’s Representative reserves the right to adjust the maintenance frequency during the slow growing season by delaying the release of the cycles. During this time, areas shall still be maintained within the specified twelve (12) calendar days (not including Sundays) as submitted and approved on the work plan. The following illustrations of ideal maintenance and maximum allowable (with authorized delays, as specified) schedules for this contract are provided for guidance: Ideal maintenance:
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE a. Areas covered by this contract shall be maintained regularly within each cycle so they are not neglected for long periods. The County will release cycles under this contract once every twelve (12) calendar days (not including Sundays) as needed.
b. The Contractor shall submit a work plan including schedule and route prior to beginning any work under this contract. The work plan shall contain specific details on work to be performed including a schedule per work week, route to be followed, and locations of work each day. The Contractor shall determine their schedule and route based on available resources (personnel and equipment). The Contractor shall also take into consideration differences in growing seasons (summer/winter) to develop the work schedule.
c. The County’s Representative reserves the right to adjust the maintenance frequency during the slow growing season by delaying the release of the cycles. During this time, areas shall still be maintained within the specified twelve (12) calendar days (not including Sundays) as submitted and approved on the work plan.
d. Submitted work plan (schedule and route) shall not be changed to adjust for growth conditions during different seasons. Once determined and submitted to the County, the maintenance schedule shall be locked and no changes shall be made without County’s approval. For example, if the Contractor determines that it would take their crews six (6) calendar days (not including Sundays) to complete all contracted areas, the maintenance schedule shall be locked at six (6) calendar days (not including Sundays) and shall continue to be six (6) calendar days (not including Sundays) regardless of growing conditions. However, the County will only release cycles once every twelve (12) calendar days (not including Sundays). Unless otherwise authorized by the County’s Representative, areas covered under this contract shall not be neglected for more than three (3) weeks (inclusive of the 2 weeks (12 calendar days (not including Sundays)) maintenance cycle. The Contractor shall be in contracted locations as specified on submitted daily and weekly maintenance schedules unless otherwise authorized in writing by the County’s Representative. Delays on a previous cycle shall not affect operations on a subsequent cycle.
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE. Areas covered by this contract shall be maintained regularly within each cycle so they are not neglected for long periods. The County will release separate cycles under this contract once every twenty-four (24) work days, as needed, for Lot A and Lot B. The Contractor shall submit two (2) separate work plans for Lot A (24 workdays) and Lot B (24 workdays) including schedule and route prior to beginning any work under this contract. The work plans shall contain specific details on work to be performed, including a schedule per work week, route to be followed, and locations of work each day for each lot. During this time, areas shall still be maintained within the specified spray cycles as submitted and approved on the work plan. The submitted work plan (schedule and route) shall not be changed to adjust for spray conditions during different seasons. Once determined and submitted to the County, the maintenance schedule shall be locked and no changes shall be made without County’s approval. The Contractor shall be in contracted locations as specified on the submitted daily and weekly maintenance schedule unless otherwise authorized in writing by the County’s Representative. Delays on a previous cycle shall not affect operations on a subsequent cycle.
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE. Areas covered by this contract shall be maintained regularly within each cycle so they are not neglected for long periods. The County shall release separate cycles under this contract once every twenty-four (24) work days as needed. The Contractor shall submit one (1) work plan for (24 workdays) including schedule and route prior to beginning any work under this contract. The work plan shall contain specific details on work to be performed including a schedule per workweek, route to be followed, and locations of work each day. During this time, areas shall still be maintained within the specified spray cycles as submitted and approved on the work plan. Submitted work plan (schedule and route) shall not be changed to adjust for spray conditions during different seasons. Once determined and submitted to the County, the maintenance schedule shall be locked and no changes shall be made without the County’s approval. The Contractor shall be in contracted locations as specified on the submitted daily and weekly maintenance schedule unless otherwise authorized in writing by the County’s Representative. Delays on a previous cycle shall not affect operations on a subsequent cycle.
SCHEDULE AND ROUTE. A) Before the beginning of the school year, bus routes and bus stops shall be determined by the Superintendent of the District or his/her designee. The Superintendent or his/her designee shall in good faith and with the assistance of the Contractor work to develop bus routes that generate maximum reimbursable potential for the Contractor and District. The Superintendent and his/her designee reserve the right to reject any route change proposed by the Contractor. The Contractor or any driver shall not deviate from the designated route except with express written consent of the Administration, or in the case of an emergency, by reporting the change promptly to the Director of Administrative Services or their designated representative.
B) An operating time schedule shall be prepared by the Superintendent or his/her designee in cooperation with the Contractor. All times and locations are tentative. Firm times and locations will be established after the first ten days of the school year. This schedule shall designate the time and place of all bus stops, both morning and evening, and shall be posted in the bus. The bus shall not depart from any designated stop before the scheduled time unless all pupils to be transported from that stop are aboard. The time schedule may be modified by the Superintendent or his/her designee as reasonably required by circumstances.
C) The addition or deletion of routes or runs shall be solely determined and approved by the Superintendent or his/her designee and any change in routes or runs that increases the number of buses shall be mutually agreed upon between the District and Contractor. In the event the District determines that fewer buses can be used; the routes shall be adjusted on all State reports to obtain maximum subsidy.
D) The Contractor agrees to implement the Union County Emergency Evacuation Plan and the District's Emergency Evacuation Plan in the event such plan is required by the District at the rate so forth covering field trips and activity runs.
E) The number of field trips, sports or activity runs, and late buses shall be determined at the sole and exclusive discretion of the District and shall have no effect on the rates for services as set forth herein. As a result, the rates for the services as set forth shall not increase as a result of any increase or decrease in the number of runs.