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Settlement Agreement Provisions. 19 Section 6.10
Settlement Agreement Provisions. Interstate hereby acknowledges and agrees that the Sixth Amendment to Settlement Agreement, dated as of May 14, 1999, among Marriott, Patriot and Wyndham (the "Sixth Amendment") contemplates a "true-up" following the Distribution of Interstate's working capital as of April 30, 1999. Accordingly, Interstate hereby covenants and agrees that:
(i) Interstate will deliver to Patriot and Marriott the Unaudited Pro Forma Combined Balance Sheet dated as of April 30, 1999 referred to in Section 3(d)3 of the Sixth Amendment within thirty days of the Distribution Date;
(ii) Interstate will cooperate in good faith with Patriot and Marriott to resolve any disputes between Patriot and Marriott with respect to such balance sheet; and
(iii) Interstate will make the payments, if any, to Patriot described in the Sixth Amendment. The parties hereto agree that any payments made pursuant to the "true-up" provision in Section 3(d)3 of the Sixth Amendment represent an adjustment to the contributions to Interstate pursuant to the Reorganization Transactions and Interstate agrees to execute any documents requested by Patriot in furtherance of the foregoing intention.
Settlement Agreement Provisions. Reality Check! The conservation opportunities provided by the Bear River Settlement Agreement to the public are completely voluntary. The intent of this presentation is to inform you of these opportunities in case you wanted to partake. In addition, this presentation is to inform you of the other activities and studies that are underway and will occur.
Settlement Agreement Provisions. The Settling Parties find reasonable SDG&E’s proposal for full AMI deployment and cost recovery, as described in SDG&E’s application and supporting testimony, with the following modifications:
Settlement Agreement Provisions. Dependent upon the findings of the Broodstock development program, IDFG will initiate a conservation hatchery program It will operate annually after the 7th year, through the life of the license ($100,000 annually). Used in fish stocking and/or restoration efforts Capurso Restoration Project Example: Riparian Area Restoration This may include: Fencing riparian areas Pumping water to livestock Beveling back unstable stream banks Planting native riparian vegetation Bonneville cutthroat trout are the only trout species native to the Bear River Subbasin. They are currently considered a Species of Concern by the State of Idaho and Sensitive by USDA Forest Service. They live in segments of the Bear River and some of its tributaries. Xxxxxx Background FERC Relicensing Process Settlement Agreement Negotiations Focus: Bonneville cutthroat trout and river/stream/wetland ecosystems Settlement Agreement Provisions Studies Conservation, Easements, Land Funding Others Project Prioritization How to apply for funding Xxxxx Assistance to Caribou County for maintenance of recreation sites at Alexander Reservoir ($3,000/year) Improvements to Put-in and Take-out Facilities at Black Canyon and Oneida Narrows Bear River Flow Information Phone and Website
Settlement Agreement Provisions. Funding provided for a 3-year radio-telemetry study of migratory Bonneville cutthroat trout ($150,000).
Settlement Agreement Provisions. The Settling Parties find reasonable SDG&E’s proposal for full AMI deployment and cost recovery, as described in SDG&E’s application and supporting testimony, with the following modifications:
1. The total project cost is increased to $572 million to include the additional cost of adding Home Area Network (HAN) and Remote Connect/Disconnect functionalities and to include the cost of the extended warranty provisions, as more fully described below;
2. The Settling Parties agree that it is prudent for SDG&E to obtain bids from meter vendors for an extended warranty for the AMI meters for up to The installment of the extended warranty is not to exceed Costs for the additional installments for the extended warranty beyond the period, if any, will be reviewed and if found reasonable will be recoverable in SDG&E’s next (post Test Year 2008) and subsequent General Rate 3 A. 00-00-000. Cases or other appropriate Commission proceedings. SDG&E will attempt to obtain as part of the warranty an option and pricing for subsequent extensions.
3. SDG&E will issue an addendum to its Request for Proposal (RFP) in order to:
a. Ascertain the current status and viability of advancements in AMI technology and may, at its discretion, and with input from the Technical Advisory Panel described in Attachment A, accept bids from technologies excluded from the original RFP;
b. Determine whether project costs are significantly increased by the functional requirements of two-channel metering and 99.5% next day data availability;
c. Seek proposals to install the HAN and remote connect/disconnect capabilities;
d. Seek proposals for an extended warranty of the AMI equipment; and,
e. SDG&E’s RFP addendum will require that all vendor bids include the following in addition to their base bid proposal:
i. A Home Area Network (HAN) communications system, based on an open standard capability for residential and C&I customers, which should be compatible with the HAN choice of other major California utilities;
ii. Separate pricing for the cost of providing a single channel of hourly meter data and the incremental cost of providing two independent channels of hourly meter data for residential customers;
iii. Separate pricing for the cost differential of providing a minimum of 99.5% throughput of the meter data from 99.5% of AMI-enabled customers daily, versus providing a minimum of 98.5% throughput of the meter data for 98.5% of such customers daily (with a cumulative minimum of 99.5% throughput of ...
Settlement Agreement Provisions