Baseline Report Sample Clauses

Baseline Report. After completion of the project, Muskego will provide a Baseline Report using forms provided or approved by the District. The Baseline Report will include: A. a site drawing, showing the project as completed; B. a topographic map of the project site; C. design specifications for the project, including rainwater capture capacity (maximum per storm) and other information regarding runoff rate reduction or pollutant capture; D. a tabulation of the bids received, including bidder name and price; E. a copy of the executed construction contract; F. a legal description of the property where the project is located, including parcel identification numbers, if a conservation easement is required; G. photographs of the completed project; H. a maintenance plan; I. an outreach and education strategy, including a description of events or activities completed or planned; J. an itemization of all construction costs, with supporting documentation; K. a W-9 Tax Identification Number form; L. a Small, Veterans, Women, and Minority Business Enterprise Report; and M. an Economic Impact Report, showing the total number of people and the estimated number of hours worked on design and construction of the project by Muskego’s employees, contractors, consultants, and volunteers.

Baseline Report. In order to establish the condition, present uses and state of improvement of the Protected Property and its Conservation Values as of the date of this Easement, Grantee and Grantor have prepared an inventory of the Protected Property’s relevant features and conditions (the “Baseline Report”) including maps, photographs, and other documentation, and have certified the same as an accurate representation of the condition of the Protected Property as of the date of this Easement. The Baseline Report is intended to serve as an objective information baseline for monitoring compliance with the terms of this Easement. It may be used by Grantee to establish that a change in the use or character of the Protected Property has occurred, but its existence shall not preclude the use by Grantee or Grantor of other evidence to establish the condition of the Protected Property as of the date of this Easement. Grantee shall maintain copies of the Baseline Report. If after the date of this Easement, the Parties wish to supplement the Baseline Report they may do so by mutual consent.

Baseline Report. In progress. Carollo completed the initial effort related to this task in 2019/2020 and issued a draft report to Tempe for review. Additional effort for this task is planned in 2021 for Tempe feedback and report finalization. Carollo will prepare a Baseline report that documents the current state of the water treatment plants, including process performance, technology status, equipment condition and performance, and current operations. These baseline results will be compared against the City’s Key Performance Indicator (KPI) metrics, where applicable, to showcase the aspects of the two plants and how they compare to their desired state. A draft Baseline report will be submitted to the City for review. Feedback on the draft report will be used to prepare a final report that will be included in the final project report.

Baseline Report. The Baseline Report presents ESP’s initial Baseline evaluation and analysis, including measurement and verification approach and related Baseline activities. The draft Measurement and Verification Plan or approach must be submitted to and discussed with Owner before submitting Baseline Report. The Baseline Report must reflect results of activities required by Sections 2.4.1 through 2.4.3 and Section 2.4.6. The Baseline Report must be consistent with the format of Audit Report for those sections related to facility description and Baseline to minimize rework for the Audit Report, including but not limited to Volume 1, Schedules D, E, and M, and Volume 2, Sections 1 (description of Premises) and 3 (proposed Baseline). ESP also shall provide any other information that would support the proposed Baseline (e.g., sample utility bills, detailed utility analysis, measurement and trending/monitoring data).

Baseline Report. After completion of the project, Muskego will provide a Baseline Report using forms provided or approved by the District. The Baseline Report will include: A. a site drawing, showing the project as completed; B. a topographic map of the project site; C. design specifications for the project, including rainwater capture capacity (maximum per storm) and other information regarding runoff rate reduction or pollutant capture; D. a tabulation of the bids received, including bidder name and price; E. a copy of the executed construction contract; F. a legal description of the property where the project is located, including parcel identification numbers; G. photographs of the completed project; H. a maintenance plan; I. an outreach and education strategy, including a description of events or activities completed or planned; J. an itemization of all construction costs, with supporting documentation; K. a W-9 Tax Identification Number form; L. a Small, Veterans, Women, and Minority Business Enterprise Report; and M. an Economic Impact Report, showing the total number of people and the estimated number of hours worked on design and construction of the project by Muskego’s employees, contractors, consultants, and volunteers.

Baseline Report. No later than 45 days after receiving grant funds award under the Connecting Minority Communities Pilot Program, recipients shall submit to the Assistant Secretary (via email to the NTIA Federal Program Officer listed in the recipient’s award documents with a copy to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇) a one-time Baseline Report. The Baseline Report is submitted once at the beginning of the grant recipient’s project start date. It provides grantees an opportunity to update baseline project information that may have changed from their original application and clarify projected milestones and key indicators from the award start date to closeout. The Baseline Report sets performance expectations and is used to forecast the public benefit of CMC Grant projects and the use of grant funds. The Assistant Secretary will provide the information collected under Section VI.E.2 of this NOFO to the Commission, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Education to be used when determining whether to award funds for broadband connectivity, digital inclusion, and the provision of devices and/or equipment under any program administered by those agencies. As mandated by the Act, NTIA will coordinate with the Commission, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Education, to ensure the efficient expenditure of Federal funds, including by preventing multiple expenditures of Federal funds for the same purpose.

Baseline Report. The District at its expense before closing, will obtain a Baseline Natural Resources Inventory Report (“BNRI”) on the Property. The specific Conservation Values of the Property are to be documented in the BNRI report for the Conservation Easement consisting of reports, maps, photographs, and other documentation that the parties agree, and hereby acknowledge, provide, collectively, an accurate representation of the property at the time of this conveyance and which is intended to serve as an objective information baseline for monitoring compliance with the terms of the easement. The District intends that the Conservation Easement will confine the use of the District Parcel to such activities as are consistent with the Conservation Purposes identified in the Conservation Easement and the Conservation Values as documented in the BNRI.

Baseline Report. 7.1 The Land and the Amenities are as described in the Baseline Report (see Appendix A). 7.2 The Report provides an objective baseline of information within the terms of this Agreement. The Parties agree that this Report provides an accurate description of the Land and the Amenities as of the date of this Agreement. 7.3 The Parties acknowledge that the natural flora and fauna on the Land will evolve over time without human intervention and, unless expressly permitted by this Agreement, references to the Baseline Report in this Agreement are intended to take account of this natural evolution.

Baseline Report. After completion of the project, Municipality will provide a Baseline Report using forms provided or approved by the District. The Baseline Report will include: A. a site drawing, showing the project as completed; B. a topographic map of the project site; C. design specifications for the project, including rainwater capture capacity (maximum per storm) and other information regarding runoff rate reduction or pollutant capture; D. a tabulation of the bids received, including bidder name and price; E. a copy of the executed construction contract; F. a legal description of the property where the project is located, including parcel identification numbers [for projects not in a street, alley, or other public right-of-way]; G. photographs of the completed project; H. a maintenance plan; I. an outreach and education strategy, including a description of events or activities completed or planned; J. an itemization of all construction costs, with supporting documentation; K. a W-9 Tax Identification Number form; L. a Clean Water Fund Loan Program Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Good Faith Certification Form (EIF Form 8700-294); M. a Clean Water Fund Loan Program Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Subcontractor Utilization Form (EPA Form 6100-4); N. a Small, Veterans, Women, and Minority Business Enterprise Report; and O. an Economic Impact Report, showing the total number of people and the estimated number of hours worked on design and construction of the Project by Municipality’s employees, contractors, consultants, and volunteers.