Design Standard Sample Clauses
A Design Standard clause sets the required level of quality, performance, or compliance that must be met in the design phase of a project. It typically specifies the codes, regulations, or industry benchmarks that the design must adhere to, such as local building codes or recognized engineering standards. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause ensures that all parties understand the minimum acceptable criteria for design work, reducing the risk of disputes over quality and helping to ensure the final product meets regulatory and contractual requirements.
Design Standard. The System Upgrade Facilities and related facilities to be constructed by TrAILCo (or by Penelec on behalf of TrAILCo), with the exception of the 345 kV Line Loop work, will be designed to meet the following requirements: FirstEnergy Transmission Planning Criteria FirstEnergy Requirements for Transmission Connected Facilities FirstEnergy Transmission System Protection Practices FirstEnergy Substation Design Standards Manual Power Circuit Breakers 23 kV through 500 kV (“FE-BKR-1”) Open Rack Power Capacitors (“FE-CAP-1”) Liquid Immersed Substation Power & GSU Transformers (“FE-TR-1”) Effective Date: 8/8/2015 - Docket #: ER15-2398-000 - Page ▇▇ In accordance with Article 5.1 of this Agreement, the following milestone dates shall apply to the designated performance:
1. Outage Start Date – the date that the Watercure Line outage commences which shall be no less than fourteen (14) days from the date TrAILCo’s receives NYSEG’s construction authorization pursuant to Section 5.3.3 of this Agreement.
2. Initial Energization Date – that date which is thirty (30) days from the Outage Start Date.
3. Trial Period – shall be defined as the ten (10) day period from the Initial Energization Date needed for commissioning and testing.
4. Commercial Operation Date – shall be defined as that date which is ten (10) days after the Initial Energization Date Additionally, the following milestone completion dates shall apply to the designated Stand Alone System Upgrade Facilities described in Appendix A:
i. Mainesburg Substation (Appendix A, § 2(a)): Commercial Operation Date
ii. Line Loop SUF ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Drive (Appendix A, § 2(b)(1)): In Service/Complete
iii. Protection SUF – ▇▇▇▇▇ City (Appendix A, § 2(b)(2)): Commercial Operation Date
iv. Protection SUF – ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Drive (Appendix A, § 2(b)(3)): In Service/Complete
v. Protection SUF – Mansfield (Appendix A, § 2(b)(4)): In Service/Complete
vi. 345 kV Line Loop (Appendix A, § 2(b)(5)): Commercial Operation Date
vii. Watercure Road Relay Upgrades (Appendix A, § 2(b)(6)):
Phase 1: the Commercial Operation Date provided that NYSEG completes the work at the Watercure Road substation in a timely manner. Phase 2: that date which is no later than three hundred and sixty-five (365) days after the Commercial Operation Date. The duration of the Work Period defined in Appendix C, Section C(2), accounts for the period from the Outage Start Date to the Commercial Operation Date of the Transmission Facility (i.e., Mainesburg Substation).
Design Standard. The design and construction of the Approved Project will meet or exceed Lehi City standards.
Design Standard. The design and construction of the Approved Project will meet or exceed Spanish Fork City and AASHTO standards.
Design Standard. The pedestrian sidewalks and access, landscaping and hardscape features shall be consistent with the Concept Plan the details of which shall be determined during the permitting process for each phase of development.
Design Standard. The design and construction of the Approved Project will meet or exceed City of Orem design standards.
Design Standard. The design and construction of the Approved Project will meet or exceed Santaquin City and UDOT standards accordingly.
Design Standard. The heating, ventilation and air conditioning system furnished by Landlord shall be capable of furnishing (i) air conditioning to maintain 76NF. dry bulb and 55 relative humidity with outside conditions of 91NF. dry bulb and 76NF. wet bulb, based upon an occupancy of each area or room of not more than one person per 150 rentable square feet, and a combined lighting and standard electrical load not to exceed 4 ▇▇▇▇▇ per rentable square foot; (ii) ventilation introduced at a minimum rate of 0.133 C.F.M. per square foot; and (iii) heating to maintain 72NF. dry bulb when the outside temperature is 14NF. dry bulb and the prevailing wind velocity does not exceed 17 miles per hour. Landlord shall provide HVAC service during Working Hours without any additional charge therefor. Accordingly, Landlord acknowledges and agrees that the submeter(s) which measure Tenant’s Electric Usage will not measure any electricity that is used in order to provide such HVAC services (excluding any supplemental HVAC services) to the Demised Premises.