Secondary Services Sample Clauses

Secondary Services. (a) All Secondary Services, except sodding as noted in Sections 8.5 and 8.7, shall be completed within eighteen (18) months after the date of the issuance of the Preliminary Certificate of Completion of Primary Services. Once started, the Owner shall proceed with construction expeditiously until the Secondary Services are completed. (b) The Director of Operations may extend the time for completion of the Secondary Services for such length of time, as he may deem expedient upon the written application of the Owner and the written approval by the Director of Operations. (c) Prior to the issuance by the Town of the Preliminary Certificate of Completion of Secondary Services, the Owner shall: (i) Provide the Director of Operations with a Statutory Declaration signed by the Owner in a form satisfactory to the Director of Operations, that all accounts for the installation, construction and maintenance of the Secondary Services required to be installed or constructed hereunder have been paid and that there are no outstanding debts, claims or liens in respect of the Secondary Services; and, (ii) Provide the Director of Operations with a Certificate signed by the Consulting Engineering Firm certifying that the Secondary Services have been fully completed, inspected, tested and maintained in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement hereof, with the standards and specifications of the Town, and with the approved plans and specifications as approved by the Director of Operations. (d) Upon the completion by the Owner, to the satisfaction of the Director of Operations, of the installation or construction of all of the Secondary Services and upon the satisfaction by the Owner of all other relevant requirements herein, the Director of Operations shall provide the Owner with a Preliminary Certificate of Completion of Secondary Services. (e) The Town will issue a Final Certificate of Completion of Services upon expiry of a one-year maintenance period following the issuance of the Preliminary Certificate of Completion of Secondary Services, and provided all outstanding deficiencies have been resolved to the satisfaction of the Director of Operations. See Section 10.6.
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Secondary Services. All Secondary Services, shall be completed within twelve (12) months after the date of the issuance of the Preliminary Certificate of Completion of Primary Services. Once started, the Owner shall proceed with construction expeditiously until the Secondary Services are completed
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Secondary Services. One or more secondary services may be supplied from a transformer. The number of services from a transformer shall be determined by MPS depending upon the application.
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Secondary Services. 4.15.1 Where the Service User or Provider decide that part of the service in the Personal Plan would be better delivered by a Secondary Provider, they will discuss this at a review and if they do not reach agreement will inform the Care Manager. 4.15.2 Before the Primary Provider arranges any secondary service they will agree roles and responsibilities with the Service User, agree the amount of the ISF that is to be spent on the secondary service, incorporate these into the personal plan and send a copy of this to the Care Manager. 4.15.3 The responsibilities that require to be undertaken for secondary services that provide care or support services that are registrable with the SCWIS are:  That the Service is registered  Negotiation of terms and conditions and ensure these are compatible with the terms of this Framework Agreement  That the Secondary Provider is provided with the relevant sections of the Care Plan, including Outcomes and required to report on these as per the Framework Agreement 4.15.4 The responsibilities that require to be undertaken for secondary service that are not registrable with SCWIS are:  Provision of appropriate risk assessments, including Protection  Decide what Disclosures and other checks are needed and if in doubt check with the Care Manager  Negotiation of terms and conditions  Dealing with complaints
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Secondary Services. Letter of Credit equal to 100% of the estimated costs.
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Secondary Services. (a) Meteorological reports from other ocean station vessels may be received and retransmitted in accordance with national or bilateral arrangements. (b) Reports of meteorological observations from merchant ships may be relayed to coastal radio stations.
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Secondary Services. Service 7 Answering of enquiries/challenges/complaints against the content of the Service 8 Fingerprinting - the Provision of fingerprinting services pertaining to validation of an Applicant‟s identity, and/or the verification of a conviction matching decision
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