Site Selection definition

Site Selection means the process for determining the location of major facilities of a public utility or the expansion of existing major facilities of a public utility.

Site Selection means the process of considering the sustainable properties of the location of a building including but not limited to access to existing amenities and alternative transportation methods, the impacts on rivers and streams, an evaluation of green fields verses brown fields etc.

Site Selection. The District shall be solely responsible for all costs associated with the project site, including acquisition, environmental remediation, and unanticipated site conditions. The signing of this Agreement will serve as certification by the District that the local share amount listed in Section II has been appropriated, budgeted and made available to support the District’s share of this Project. It further certifies that funds are of the type indicated below. The Division reserves the right to audit the funds allocated by the District to the Project Fund or any expenditure related to the Fund or the Project at any time. The method of financial accountability for any project funds will be as established by the Arkansas Department of Education. Funded from bond proceeds: ($Click to enter Amount). (The District is responsible for the administration of the bond sale (if applicable), all necessary notices and cost associated therewith. The proceeds of any such bonds or notes, except any premiums, accrued interest and interest included in the amount of the bonds or notes, shall be used first to retire any bond anticipation notes issued by the District for the Project). Funded from locally donated contributions: ($Click to enter Amount.). Funded from Grant sources: ($ ($Click to enter Amount.). Funded from operational fund balances: ($Click to enter Amount). (To include Maintenance Escrow accounts.)

Examples of Site Selection in a sentence

• A Site Selection Letter was submitted to the OOG as a part of the application to the program.

• Before the dumpster will be delivered, the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) must submit a Site Selection Request and obtain approval.

• Site Selection The success of any restaurant is significantly influenced by its location.

• Nothing in this Constitution shall be interpreted to prohibit conducting Hugo Awards nominating and voting and Site Selection voting by electronic means, except that conducting Site Selection by electronic means shall require the unanimous agreement of the current Worldcon committee and all bidding committees who have filed before the ballot deadline.

• Samples were measured on a Thermo Finnigan MAT 252 mass spectrometer coupled online to a Kiel CARBO II unit, and δ13C of seawater DIC values were measured on a Thermo Finnigan Delta E with an automated DICI-II preparation unit (see SI Appendix, Site Selection – Material and Methods for details).

More Definitions of Site Selection

Site Selection means considerationevaluation of all possible environmental and social impacts of a project on a proposed site.

Site Selection means the determination, through a corridor location study, memorandum, letter determination or other document, of a specific corridor or facility location in which:

Site Selection means the process of identifying and determining the location of certain activities of state interest as identified in these regulations.

Site Selection means the identification of a specific location located entirely or partially within the City of Centennial in which:

Site Selection. In each of the community’s relevant plans site selection is addressed. All recognize that the placement of public art must be accessible, on municipally-owned land, and that works selected for those sites must have a relevant context to their given location. Again London and Barrie provide greater detail on the specific selection process and qualitative factors that should play a role (ie. volume of people that visit a site, proximity to public transit, gateway spaces, relationship with roadway projects, etc). Haldimond County’s plan only addresses public within the context of streetscaping and beautification as opposed to stand-alone projects – so the focus is entirely on functional, wayfinding or placemaking efforts and sites that match connection with BIAs and CIPA zones. Richmond Hill’s site selection process is likely the most relevant to consider as they provide the basic assessment criteria (city owned land, safe, accessible, etc) and add factors such as geographic equity, and alignment with

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