Noncompliance Events Table definition

Noncompliance Events Table means the table set forth in Attachment 1 to Exhibit 16 to this DBA.
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Noncompliance Events Table means the table set forth in Attachment 1 to Exhibit 9 to this CMA. Noncompliance Points means the points that may be assessed for certain breaches or failures to perform by DB Contractor, as set forth in Exhibit 9 to this CMA.
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Noncompliance Events Table means the table set forth in Attachment 1 to Exhibit 9 to this CMA.
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Examples of Noncompliance Events Table in a sentence

  • If TxDOT believes there has occurred any Noncompliance Event specified in the Noncompliance Events Table, as such table may be revised from time to time, TxDOT may deliver to DB Contractor a Notice of Determination setting forth one or more of the following: the Noncompliance Event, the applicable NCE Cure Period (if any), TxDOT’s determination whether the Noncompliance Event was cured during the applicable NCE Cure Period (if any), and the Noncompliance Points to be assessed with respect thereto.

  • The start of the NCE Cure Period shall be determined according to the “Assessment Category” shown in the Noncompliance Events Table.

  • Upon the occurrence of any Noncompliance Event specified in the Noncompliance Events Table, DB Contractor shall enter such Noncompliance Event into the electronic database in real time upon discovery but no later than 12:00 noon the next business day if the occurrence takes place after normal business hours.

Related to Noncompliance Events Table

  • Certificate of noncompliance means a document known as a certificate of noncompliance which is provided by the centralized collection unit of the department of revenue certifying that the named applicant or licensee has an outstanding liability placed with the unit and has not entered into an approved payment plan to pay the liability.

  • Substantial compliance means a level of compliance with these rules where any deficiencies pose no greater risk to resident health or safety than the potential for causing minor harm.