Start-Up Date Sample Clauses

Start-Up Date. For the first year of operating under this Charter the School shall begin classes on the same day as the Sponsor or at such other time as otherwise determined by the Governing Board. The School cannot open absent submission of all required Pre-Opening documents as specified in Section 11 of this Charter. The School may defer the opening of its operations for up to three years to provide time for adequate facility planning. The School must provide written notice of such intent to the Sponsor and the parents of enrolled students at least 30 calendar days before the first day of school. The first two planning year(s) will extend the term of this Charter. Failure to open the School after all available deferral years is good cause for termination of this Charter.

Start-Up Date. For the first year of operating under this Charter the School shall begin classes on the same day as the Sponsor or at such other time as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. The school cannot open absent submission of all required Pre-Opening documents as specified in Section 11 of this contract. In the event that the School has not submitted all Pre-Opening documents the School shall be afforded the opportunity to take one (1) planning year. The planning year does not extend the term of this Contract. Failure to open the School within 24 months of application approval is good cause for termination of this Charter.

Start-Up Date. The initial start-up of the School shall be consistent with the beginning of the Sponsor’s public school calendar for each school year. Pursuant to Section 1002.33(6)(b)5, Florida Statutes, the School may defer the initial start-up date of the School’s operations for up to three (3) years to provide time for adequate facility planning. The first two (2) of such deferral years shall also constitute planning years as authorized by Section 1002.33(7)(a)12, Florida Statutes. If the School chooses to defer its initial start-up for a third year, that third year will be counted as the first year of this Charter’s five (5) year initial term. The School must provide written notice of such intent to the Sponsor and the parents of enrolled students at least thirty (30) calendar days before the first day of school. In all years of operation, the School will follow the public school calendar adopted by the Sponsor unless otherwise stated and approved in the Application (Appendix 1) or by an amendment to this Charter. The School shall provide instruction for at least one hundred eighty (180) school days or the number of days required by law for other public schools and may provide instruction for additional days.

Start-Up Date. The initial start-up of the School shall be consistent with the beginning of the Sponsor’s public school calendar for each school year. In all years of operation, the School will follow the public school calendar adopted by the Sponsor unless otherwise stated and approved in the Application (Appendix 1) or by an amendment to this Charter. The School shall provide instruction for at least one hundred eighty (180) school days or the number of days required by law for other public schools, and may provide instruction for additional days.

Start-Up Date. For the first year of operating under this Charter the School shall begin classes on the same day as the Sponsor or at such other time as otherwise agreed to by the Parties. The High School cannot open absent submission of all required Pre-Opening documents as specified in Section 11 of this contract. In the event that the School cannot submit the required documents, or the documents are not acceptable to the Sponsor, the School may defer the opening of the school’s operations for up to two years to provide time for adequate facility planning. The charter school must provide written notice of such intent to the sponsor and the parents of enrolled students at least 30 calendar days before the first day of school. The planning year(s) does not extend the term of this Contract. Failure to open the School after the planning years is good cause for termination of this Charter.

Start-Up Date. The Start-Up Date shall mean the date on which the line is first in service, producing commercially acceptable product.

Start-Up Date. 7.1 The proposed start up date of the Fund is 90 days after the entry into force of this Agreement.

Start-Up Date. The initial start-up date of the School shall be commensurate with the Sponsor's start of school for the 2006-07 year.

Start-Up Date. The Company/Developer shall intimate the MP TRADECO/TRANSCO/DISCOM at least 30 days in advance of its proposed start-up-date for supply of power to the MP TRADECO through the TRANSCO/DISCOM’s system. The TRANSCO/DISCOM shall on receipt of this communication depute its personnel to inspect and approve the interconnection system and approval shall be given in writing before the start-up-date.

Start-Up Date. 2.2.1 Seller shall cause the Commencement Date to occur on or before the Startup Date. If Seller fails to achieve the Commencement Date on or before the Start-up Date, then for each Day of delay of the Commencement Date beyond the Start-up Date due to Seller's acts or omissions. Seller shall pay to Buyer, subject to the Start-up Damages Cap, liquidated damages of Nineteen Thousand Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($19,250) per Day for each Day of delay. For purposes of this Agreement. Seller's acts or omissions shall not include the acts or omissions of Xxxxx. 2.2.2 Buyer shall be ready and able to take the hydrogen on the Start-up Date and shall not cause a delay in Seller's ability to cause the Commencement Date to occur. If Buyer is unable to take the hydrogen on the Start-up Date due to Buyer's acts or omissions or if Seller fails to achieve the Commencement Date on or before the Start-up Date due to Buyer's or Xxxxx'x acts or omissions, then for each Day of delay, Buyer shall pay to Seller, subject to the Start-up Damages Cap, a liquidated damage payment of Thirty-eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($38,500) per Day for each Day of delay; provided, however, that in no event shall the aggregate amount of Buyer's payment under this Section 2.2.2 and Xxxxx'x payment under Section 2.2.2 of the Product Supply Agreement exceed a liquidated damage payment of (i) Thirty-eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($38,500) per Day for each Day of delay or (ii) One Million One Hundred Fifty-five Thousand Dollars ($1,155,000). Payments by Buyer under this Section 2.2.2 for each Day of delay up to thirty (30) Days shall be in lieu of the purchase of the Minimum Quantity of Hydrogen hereunder. 2.2.3 Each party shall provide prompt written notice to the other party in the event it determines that it shall not meet its obligations set forth in this Section 2.2. In no event shall one party owe any liquidated damages payments to the other party during the period of time that the other party is also liable for liquidated damage payments under this Section. In the event Buyer has not met its obligations set forth in Section 2.2.2, the Supply Period shall be automatically extended for three (3) Days for each Day of delay by Buyer hereunder. In no event shall the Start-up Damage Cap apply in situations in which either party is not meeting its obligations hereunder due to a discretionary election by such party to not meet such obligations.