Management and Maintenance definition

Management and Maintenance. Agreement shall mean the Sagebrush Management and Maintenance Agreement, dated as of September 1, 1989, among the Partnership, the Partners and the Manager, and any subsequent management and maintenance agreement entered into upon termination thereof,

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Management and Maintenance the future management and maintenance of the Improvement Land in accordance with the Improvement Land Specification and any relevant planning permission, and "Managed and Maintained" shall be construed accordingly.

Management and Maintenance means activities necessary to maintain lands in an environmentally acceptable manner, to restore and protect the natural state and condition of the lands, to provide use of lands for general public recreational purposes, and to provide use of renewable resources.

Examples of Management and Maintenance in a sentence

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The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
The interim Rules and Regulations for Management and Maintenance of the common areas and facilities of the said cluster in respect of all residents of the said cluster will be handed over during possession for due compliance thereof.
A detail thereof shall be provided to the Hospital's Management and Maintenance staff.
Where the Private Party is entitled under any Construction Contract or any contract for Operations, Management and Maintenance to recover costs which have been or are reasonably expected to be incurred by SANParks in connection with the Project, the Private Party shall enforce its rights to recover such costs and shall pay any amounts so recovered promptly to SANParks.
FAs may be established for the procurement of goods, works and services (Consulting, Non- Consulting, Management and Maintenance) as and when required, over a specified period of time.
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Pursuant to the Management and Maintenance Agreement for the Little Italy Maintenance Assessment District (Agreement) to which this document is attached as Exhibit B, Little Italy Association (Contractor, also referred to as “District Manager” in this Exhibit B) agrees to undertake this Scope of Work, which consists of activities, improvements, and services described in the District’s Engineer’s Report (Services).
All Partners, both Active and Inactive Partners, are required to execute and comply with the Management and Maintenance Agreement and separate Fee Agreement with the Manager.

More Definitions of Management and Maintenance

Management and Maintenance. The County must have a system that is capable of processing claims, submitting compliant encounters, monitoring enrollment and disenrollment, and meeting reporting requirements. The required formats and timelines are specified in Addendum VI. a. The County must participate in encounter technical workgroup meetings scheduled by the Department. b. The County must capture and maintain a claim record of each service or item provided to members, using CMS 1500, UB-04, HIPAA transaction code sets, or other claim, or claim formats that are adequate to meet all reporting requirements of this Contact. The original claim submitted by the provider must be stored and retrievable upon request by either the Department or CMS. c. The database must be a complete and accurate representation of all services the County provided during the Contract period. d. The County is responsible for monitoring the integrity of the database, and facilitating its appropriate use for such required reports as encounter data and targeted performance improvement studies. e. The County is responsible for maintaining unique identifiers assigned by the Department or its designee such as the identification number assigned to each submitted encounter. The County must maintain all national code sets and Department specific fields as defined in ForwardHealth and the Encounter User Guide. f. The County is responsible for updating and testing new versions of national codes sets and/or state specific code set. g. The County must submit at least 90% of adjudicated clean claims as encounters within 90 days, 99% within 150 days, and 100% within 240 days. The only exception is when the claim is suspended due to a dispute with the provider. If a County paid encounter is denied within the Department’s Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS), the County has 90 days to resolve the encounter to priced status within the system. h. The County shall not alter encounters with dates of service older than two years of the current year. For example, if the current calendar year is 2020, the County must not alter encounters with a date of service of 2017 or older.