Specific Plans Clause Samples

Specific Plans. [Drafting note: Where a particular plan is not required for the Project then that row can be deleted in the table below. Where no plans are required for the Project this item can be deleted. The Department may also require additional/alternative plans]
Specific Plans. [Drafting note: Where a particular plan is not required for the Project then that row can be deleted in the table below. Where no plans are required for the Project this item can be deleted. The Departments may also require additional/alternative plans] Work Health and Safety Plan For the duration of this Funding Agreement, the Recipient must develop, implement and update a plan for Work Health and Safety (Work Health and Safety Plan) for the Project which includes, without limitation, the following features: identify and implement all management and supervisory structures necessary to comply with WHS Law, including safety issue identification, resolution and response procedures, safe working systems, safety training requirements, access requirements and appropriate recording, reporting, inspection and auditing control measures relating to any works carried out or procured by the Recipient in relation to the Project; and identify and implement procedures to ensure that all equipment used by the Recipient or its personnel in connection with the Project is adequate and safe for the task for which it is used, adequately guarded, adequately protected, approved, regularly serviced and maintained, and free from defect. Reporting on Knowledge Sharing Deliverables Each Milestone Report must include a description of: the Knowledge Sharing Deliverables completed during the period to which the report relates, including a list of any public reports or knowledge sharing reports; the outcomes of those Knowledge Sharing Deliverables; any data or documentation developed from the Project during the period to which the report relates; and
Specific Plans. For information only [Drafting note: where a particular plan is not required for the Pre-investment Activity then that row can be deleted in the table below. Where no plans are required for the Pre- investment Activity this item can be deleted. The Department may also require additional/alternative plans.] Plan, and date for providing plan Requirements Risk Management Plan, to be provided by the Recipient to the Department within 30 days of the signing of this Agreement or other such time as agreed with the Department For the duration of this agreement, the Recipient must develop, implement and update a Risk Management Plan for the Pre-investment Activity which includes the following features: 1. clear identification and documentation of all key Pre-investment Activity risks and categorisation of those risks covering both likelihood of occurrence and potential consequence; 2. the proposed mitigation strategies and associated action plans that the Recipient determines necessary to eliminate the risks or, if this is not possible, minimise the likelihood and consequences of those risks occurring; and 3. a process for regularly monitoring and updating the Risk Management Plan and reporting to the Recipient’s internal management, board, Pre-investment Activity Participants and joint venture partners (if applicable), and is consistent with relevant industry standards and best practice for this type of activity and the types of risks it has. Community Consultation Plan, to be provided by the Recipient to the Department within 30 days of the signing of this Agreement or other such time as agreed with the Department. The Department may waive this requirement at its absolute discretion 1. For the duration of the agreement, the Recipient must develop, implement and update a Community Consultation Plan for the Pre-investment Activity which includes the following features: • identification of all key stakeholder groups, including local communities that are potentially affected by the Pre-investment Activity; • an outline of the proposed community consultation processes to be undertaken that includes public notification of meetings, itinerary of meetings to be conducted, groups involved and agenda for meetings, provision of information at meetings and local information sites, documentation of attendees, questions and answers and follow-up issues required arising from meetings, and an outline for stakeholders on how to access the latest information in respect of communit...
Specific Plans. Special Purpose Plans; ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Act Cancellations: No part of the Property can be developed unless: (1) said part of the Property is within a Specific Plan Area and any Special Purpose Plan as required by the Master Plan; and (2) said part of the Property is not subject to an existing ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Act Contract.
Specific Plans. The City shall promote Specific Plans or similar community visioning processes for neighborhoods as needed to identify use and design objectives specific to these areas. Specific plans should:
Specific Plans. Area specific land use plans that are prepared by a municipality for the systematic implementation of the Pottstown Metropolitan Regional Comprehensive Plan for large scale non-residential development in accordance with Article XI of the Municipalities Planning Code.

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  • Specific Provisions 4.1 Unless the CERT otherwise agrees, based on exceptional circumstance and sufficient justification, Implementing Agreements shall be for an initial term of up to, but no more than, five years. 4.2 An Implementing Agreement may be extended for such additional periods as may be determined by its Executive Committee, subject to approval of the CERT. Any single extension period shall not be greater than five years unless the CERT otherwise decides, based on exceptional circumstances and sufficient justification. 4.3 Notwithstanding Paragraph 4.2, should the duration of the programme of work of an Annex exceed the term of the Implementing Agreement to which it relates, the CERT shall not unreasonably withhold approval to extend the Implementing Agreement for such additional period to permit the conclusion of the work then being conducted under the Annex. 4.4 Either the Contracting Parties or the Executive Committee of each Implementing Agreement shall: 4.4.1 approve the programme activities and the annual programme of work and budget for the relevant Implementing Agreement; 4.4.2 establish the terms of the contribution for scientific and technical information, know-how and studies, manpower, capital investment or other forms of financing to be provided by each participant in the Implementing Agreement; 4.4.3 establish the necessary provisions on information and intellectual property and ensure the protection of IEA copyrights, logos and other intellectual property rights as established by the IEA; 4.4.4 assign the responsibility for the operational management of the programme or project to an entity accountable to the Executive Committee of the relevant Implementing Agreement; 4.4.5 establish the initial term of the Implementing Agreement and its Annexes; 4.4.6 approve amendments to the text of the Implementing Agreement and Annexes; and 4.4.7 invite a representative of the IEA Secretariat to its Executive Committee meetings in an advisory capacity and, sufficiently in advance of the meeting, provide the Secretariat with all documentation made available to the Executive Committee members for purposes of the meeting.