Summary of Scope Sample Clauses

Summary of Scope. Item Activity Number of Days Day Rate Item Cost Total (excluding VAT & Expenses)

Summary of Scope. Provide 100% Permittable documents to completely remove the existing CO2 fire suppression system from the Runway 18L Vault. Provide Compliance with the building code windowless building provisions which will require addition of exterior egress door. No bidding services will be required as Owner will directly negotiate with contractor. The Consultant shall compile documents as required to submit for negotiation with contractors and permit by AHJ: 1. Documents inclusive of revised plans, details and specifications as required for the work will be prepared with digital signature and seal for permit process (PERMIT FEES ARE EXCLUDED); 2. The same documentation will be provided for contractor; 3. Respond with revisions as necessary to resolve any permit commentary; and

Summary of Scope. Specify the inflow assumptions to be evaluated. Establish and implement a long-term monitoring protocol. Establish analytical objectives. Identify any apparent long-term differences from the assumptions. Perform additional investigations and analyses, if needed, to identify causes.

Summary of Scope. Engineering studies will address design options, siting, water quality, geology and hydrology, yield analysis, costs and economics, constructibility, reliability, and other factors. Environmental studies will address potential effects of the project on resident fish and wildlife populations and wetlands, and will evaluate alternative mitigation measures.

Summary of Scope. The analyses will involve evaluation of various switching criteria, including measured streamflows and reservoir conditions, forecasted streamflows and reservoir conditions, refill success, system-wide (beyond only the Cedar River) conditions, biological conditions, and watershed conditions, such as soil moisture, snowpack, and groundwater. Adaptive management techniques will also be investigated. It will be the goal of the analyses to develop switching criteria that are measurable, independently verifiable, robust, and are representative of the system’s ability to meet future diversion and instream flow needs.

Summary of Scope. The sponsored effort will locate, characterize and monitor steelhead redds from the time of their construction through fry emergence.

Summary of Scope. To enhance present understanding of the biology of aquatic resources in the Cedar River and the complex relationships between stream flow and fish habitat, the City will conduct studies addressing the following list of supplemental study topics: (1) The effects of stream flow on the migratory response of recently emerged chinook and sockeye fry and chinook fingerlings (2) The effects of size of juvenile chinook and timing of entry into Lake Washington on survival to smolt and/or adult (3) Distribution, abundance and habitat preferences of rearing juvenile chinook in the mainstem Cedar River, with emphasis on the interactions of these factors with stream flow (4) Behavioral response of adult chinook salmon to changes in stream flow and the operation of sockeye broodstock collection facilities (5) Modeling analysis of the potential impacts of stream flow at Landsburg on water temperature at the mouth of the river and in Lake Washington (6) Modeling analysis of the potential impacts of spring and early summer stream flows measured at Landsburg on water velocity vectors and water residence time in Lake Washington (7) Vulnerability of chinook salmon and sockeye salmon to xxxx scour (8) The potential effects of xxxx superimposition on the survival of sockeye and chinook eggs and alevins (9) Further investigations of the relationship between hydrologic features and the structure and function of instream and riparian habitat in altered stream channels.