West. A9-1-1 Systems are backed up with Symantec NetBackup on hardware that is sized to support the entire enterprise. Documentation for the backup processes is maintained at West facilities and may be viewed in an audit process. Audit activities taking place within West facilities would require prior vetting of any personnel to enter the facility. Collateral may be reviewed but must remain within the West facility. Network configuration management tools perform the following functions: • Detect and report on configuration policy violations to ensure compliance with corporate standards. • Utilize configuration templates and command templates, custom scripts, and configuration changes to ensure consistent implementation of network configurations across similar site types • Simultaneously modify configurations, change community strings, update ACLs, and block MAC addresses across many devices • Compare start-up and running configuration files to troubleshoot device configurations issues • Automatically check all network elements for changes and perform backup for all changed network device configurations on a daily basis • West network configuration tools provide version control and “rollback” functionality to all network elements. This allows the restoral of previous “known good” configurations, or timely restoral of stored configurations in the event of equipment failure or disaster recovery. West’s provisioning, monitoring, and backup systems are redundant between Longmont, Englewood, and Miami. West’s NOC staff is located in Longmont and can be relocated to either of the other centers if there is a need.
West. Also the northeast quarter of Section Seven (7); the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section Seven (7); the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Seven (7); twelve (12) acres off of the east side of the east half of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Seven (7); the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Seven (7), except a tract in the northwest corner thereof forty (40) rods east and west and forty-eight (48) rods north and south; all in Township Eight (8) North, Range Eight (8) West; together with the rights to mine and remove said coal and minerals, and the coal and minerals of adjacent lands, and the right of ingress and egress through and over said lands for that purpose, and the right or option to purchase certain portions of the surface of said lands as may be necessary for the construction, location and maintenance of coal mines, tipple, tracks, and buildings necessary for the operation of coal mines, and for such railroad and switches as may be necessary to connect said mines with the main line or main switch of any railroad; all as described and expressed in a certain deed bearing date the 19th date of February, 1903, executed by the Powell Coal Company to Daniel W. Marmon and Charles C. Perry and recoxxxx in the office of xxx Xxxxxxxx xx Sullxxxx Xxxxxx, Xndiana, in Deed Record 83, on page 390.
West. The 345kV Mogul switching station will be a ring bus arrangement with three (3) line terminal positions and provisions for one additional future terminal position. The future terminal position is not included in the scope of work or cost given in the GIA, it will be funded by whatever entity drives the need for the future installation. The existing Austin – Xxxxxx 345 kV transmission line will be cut and the new ends terminated at two terminal positions in the switching station. The J1464 Generating Facility will interconnect at the third terminal position. See Exhibit A2. The 345kV Mogul switching station will be constructed adjacent to and on the north side of the Austin – Xxxxxx 345 kV transmission line. The property for the site will be purchased by the Interconnection Customer and quit claimed to the Transmission Owner. A minimum of 12.4 acres must be provided, a larger site may be required if the terrain and shape of the site will not accommodate Transmission Owner's standard design for a ring-bus switching station. The Interconnection Customer will bear the full cost and responsibility for property acquisition, site grading to Transmission Owner specifications, constructing and furnishing an access road, permitting, right of way acquisition, and all other costs associated with acquiring the necessary real estate for the station. The Interconnection Customer is to provide detailed topographical and boundary surveys of the site, a grading package and civil design for preparing the site, and access rights and a truck access route to the property for soil borings and ground resistance testing prior to Transmission Owner's start of engineering and design. Transmission Owner will obtain the soil borings required for the design of the switching station foundation. Site work such as the clearing, compacting, and grading of the site to finished subgrade elevations and grades is to be completed to Transmission Owner specifications by the Interconnection Customer before start of construction by the Transmission Owner. Transmission Owner will review Interconnection Customer's final grading and site design for approval, in general accordance with the Transmission Owner's design review/deliverable schedule (Exhibit A15), prior to construction. The pavement surface for the switching station will be constructed by the Transmission Owner. All permit, flood plain, storm water, environmental, jurisdictional, and regulatory issues with the site must be resolved by the ...
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West. He transferred the computers, files and records to Profile Woodworking's location and inventory from the warehouse to the new premises observing the property being moved, noticing less activity at 4107 and that the sign said, "We are moving", Xx. Xxxxxxxx concluded that the tenant was abandoning the premises. The letter of November 25th reflected this.
West. The telephone worked; there was a Visa machine and other equipment at the old premises. The trades were still loading up there and the new premises were under construction at the time and not ready for occupation. Furthermore, the emphasis of the business at the time was on contracting and not on retail so much of the transactions would take place off site. I accept Xx. Xxxxxxx'x testimony that while the sign went up in October saying "We have moved", the day to day operation was still at 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxx. West. I am, therefore, not satisfied on a balance of probabilities that the tenant had abandoned the premises. In my view, Xx. Xxxxxxxx was probably right to be concerned by what he had seen while he monitored the premises, but his assumptions were not correct that Profile Building had closed down and that it was no longer functioning at 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxx. At this point, there was no reason to doubt Xx. Xxxxxxx'x assertions that he would sublet or use the premises for storage. ¶ 57 I have carefully considered the cases where the ground for re-entry by the landlord was abandonment of the premises and in those cases, the facts were overwhelming in demonstrating such abandonment. For example, in 615314 Ontario Ltd.
West. It is noted that there never was a railway that intersected the 21DK0015 site location. Xxxxx Xxxxxx reviewed Xxxxx’ record and noted somebody annotated the notes to change Section 23 to Section 19. The summary at the front of the Xxxxx notebook lists both locations although it is reversed as Section 19 in Ramsey County and Section 23 in Dakota County (Personal communication with Xxxxx Xxxxxx at OSA, 2022; Xxxxx, 1887).
West. TheEmployer shall the to above the financial institution of the Union when it has implemented a process of electronic its accounts payable system.
West. To the immediate west of the Project is the parking area for the Kukui‘ula Plantation House Spa, Kukui‘ula Plantation House, the Golf Clubhouse, and other facilities of The Club and Parcel CC, a residential development.
