Engineering Study definition

Engineering Study means a documented investigation with analysis and evaluation of the pertinent information and applicable engineering principles.

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Engineering Study means the in-depth, investment-grade report prepared by a Program Ally that analyzes the feasibility of large capital energy efficiency projects including an assessment of GHG savings and project economics, for which funding is requested by the Municipality through an Application;

Engineering Study. Rail Company shall obtain a Rail Corridor Engineering Study to provide the scope of work to be completed for the Rail Corridor and the Critical Rail Corridor Improvements. • Critical Rail Corridor Improvements: Improvements that All Aboard Florida (“AAF”) will be required to make to the Rail Corridor for the benefit of the Authority. (e.g., design and construct a new bridges from ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Blvd. to Cargo Road including expanded bridge spans to accommodate both AAF and future light rail.) SUMMARY OF RAIL LINE EASEMENT AGREEMENT • Purchase Price: Fair Market Value as required by the FAA Revenue Use Policy set by appraisal and percentage of prior Authority investment, subject to set-off by the Critical Rail Corridor Improvements Credit.

Examples of Engineering Study in a sentence

• The first payment period for the 1st year of the Bachelor Study Programmes and the 1st year of the Engineering or Master Study Programmes, for those students who completed the Bachelor Study Programmes at another university, shall be governed by the Guideline for Check-in to the Accommodation Facility for students of the 1st Bachelor and Engineering Study (newly-enrolled students), published on the website: ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.

• Any amendment should clearly indicate what part of the Detailed Engineering Study the amendment is intending to replace.

• With the exception of speed limits, the study procedures for golf cart use will follow the engineering study requirements in Section II, Engineering Services and Section III, Engineering Study.

• The Participant agrees to complete the Detailed Engineering Study and prepare a Draft Report and a Final Report as set out in Section 4 on the results of such Detailed Engineering Study in accordance with the Detailed Engineering Study Report Minimum Requirements and the Detailed Engineering Study SOW attached hereto in Schedule "B" and Schedule "C", respectively.

• The Engineering Study will consist of a Traffic Study Outline, Traffic Study Report, and Certified Signing Plan.

More Definitions of Engineering Study

Engineering Study means a documented analysis and eval- uation of the pertinent information and applicable engineering prin- ciples.

Engineering Study means a written engineering and traffic investigation with an analysis and evaluation of pertinent information, for the purpose of deciding upon a designated speed that is reasonable and safe under the conditions found to exist. An engineering study shall be performed by an engineer, or by an individual working under the supervision of an engineer, through the application of procedures and criteria established by the applicable OAR 734-020-0013 through 734-020-0018.¶

Engineering Study means the study required pursuant to Section 4.3.1 of the Manitoba Hydro Distributed Resource Interconnection Procedures.

Engineering Study means the study required by Manitoba Hydro to determine whether the existing System can accommodate the Customer’s request to interconnect its proposed generating facility, and if not, the System Upgrades and the Manitoba Hydro Interconnection Facilities which will be required to accommodate the Customer’s request, and the estimate of the costs and the time necessarily required to design, procure and construct the System Upgrades and the Manitoba Hydro Interconnection Facilities.

Engineering Study means a determination by a qualified person. The level and type of qualifications depends on the task at hand. Statutory and regulatory requirements, including the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and the Nebraska Engineering and Architecture laws, should also be considered.

Engineering Study means a documented investigation with analysis and evaluation of the pertinent information and applicable engineering principles.Functional class" means a type or class of highway as defined by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) in 23 CR 470.105 and the FHWA Functional Classification Guidelines. The Functional Class of all highways in Oregon are shown on maps maintained by the Department. The five types of functional class used in these rules are: ¶

Engineering Study and “Engineer’s Report” means the Engineer’s Report for the Western Transportation Development Impact Fee prepared by City staff, dated February 2008; and the Engineer’s Report (Nexus Study) for the Western Transportation Development Impact Fee dated October, 2014, and the Engineer’s Report (Nexus Study) for the Bayfront Transportation Development Impact Fee, both prepared by City staff on file in the office of the City Clerk.