Standards and Review Sample Clauses

Standards and Review. The IC Interconnection Facilities shall meet standards of Good Utility Practice, shall be capable of providing for the Facility’s continuous parallel operation with the TVA transmission system, and shall include one or more switching devices capable of disconnecting the Facility from the TVA transmission system as required under this Agreement. Said switching devices shall be capable of being operated manually, shall be lockable, and shall provide visual indication of an open circuit when so operated. The IC Interconnection Facilities shall be capable of satisfactory coordination with any protective, monitoring, and control equipment installed by TVA, shall be consistent with the Interconnection Criteria, and shall be reviewed and, if appropriate, accepted by TVA pursuant to Section FP-5.2 (Review, Inspection, and Approval by TVA).
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Standards and Review. Developer must construct the Project according to the plans and specifications set forth in Exhibit C, attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference. Developer will grade and construct the Public Improvements according to the standards and specifications required by the Public Works Department and in general conformity with the recommendations of the Director of Public Works. In accordance with City practices and prior to execution of any contract with contractors for construction or installation in connection with the Public Improvements Developer (or the general contractor engaged by the Developer to perform the Public Improvements) has made a good faith effort to obtain at least three (3) competitive bids for such construction or installation of Public Improvements and shall provide documentation reasonably satisfactory to the City evidencing such good faith efforts. Based on those bids received by Developer, the Developer has selected the lowest responsive, responsible bid. The foregoing provision does not apply to any construction by the Company of that portion of the Project exclusive of the Public Improvements. The City agrees to employ reasonable and good faith efforts to cooperate with the Developer and to process and timely consider and respond to all applications for the Governmental Approvals as received, all in accordance with the applicable City ordinances and laws of the State of Missouri. The City shall cooperate with the Developer in its efforts to obtain approvals for construction of the Project and the uses therein and shall provide them with all reasonable assistance in expediting any and all permits necessary to proceed with the Project.
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Standards and Review. All colors, materials, signage, building orientation and architectural styles shall be consistent with the City LDR.
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Standards and Review. 9.1 The Employee must answer fully and truthfully all questions relating to the Employee's performance and conduct. 9.2 The Employee must attend and participate in all performance interviews, and complete any performance related questionnaires or appraisal forms. 9.3 The Employee's performance will be reviewed by the Employer throughout the Employment and at least once every year of service on or about 31 December. 9.4 The Employee must meet the minimum performance standards usually applicable to a chief executive officer for a similar size organisation. If the Employee fails to meet these standards, the Employer may take disciplinary action against the Employee. This disciplinary action may include the termination of the Employment. 9.5 The performance standards represent minimum requirements only and are not intended to constitute an exhaustive list of the performance measures which will be used by the Employer to assess the Employee. 9.6 The Employer may review and amend these minimum performance standards at the beginning of each financial year or at any other time after consultation with the Employee.
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Standards and Review. (a) The LSP Interconnection Facilities shall meet standards of Good Utility Practice, shall be capable of providing for the Facility's continuous parallel operation with TVA's electric system, and shall include a switching device(s) capable of disconnecting the Facility from said electric system as required under this Agreement. Said switching device(s) shall be capable of being operated manually, shall be lockable, and shall provide visual indication of an open circuit when so operated. The LSP Interconnection Facilities shall be capable of satisfactory coordination with any protective, monitoring, and control equipment installed by TVA, shall be consistent with the Interconnection Criteria, and shall be reviewed and approved by TVA pursuant to Section 3.3(b) of this Agreement. (b) LSP shall provide TVA, for review, inspection, and approval by TVA, the technical specifications and design drawings for the System Protection Facilities as are reasonably required to enable TVA to accommodate the electrical interconnection of the LSP Interconnection Facilities at the Delivery Point in accordance with Good Utility Practice consistent with the Interconnection Criteria. Within sixty (60) Days of receiving such complete material, TVA shall inform LSP, in writing, if said System Protection Facilities are in accordance with Good Utility Practice and otherwise satisfy the requirements for interconnection specified in this Agreement; provided, however, if TVA receives at least sixty (60) Days prior notice of LSP's delivery date for such complete material and the complete material is delivered on or before the scheduled delivery date, TVA's review shall be completed within thirty (30) Days of such scheduled delivery date. Any notice of disapproval shall contain an explanation of the reason for disapproval and a description of the modifications that would render the disapproved diagrams or specifications acceptable. TVA's inspection and approval of the technical specifications and design drawings for the System Protection Facilities shall only be for the purposes of protection and safety of TVA's system and employees and shall not constitute a guarantee or warranty of the System Protection Facilities or of the safety or adequacy of the System Protection Facilities for LSP's purposes. If these are not found to satisfy such requirements, LSP shall make such corrections as necessary to provide System Protection Facilities meeting such requirements. All information and data...
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