Infrastructure Development Clause Samples

Infrastructure Development. MIDA and Hideout agree to cooperate and coordinate with each other so that Infrastructure, defined below, crossing between and/or intended to serve the Hideout Zone and the balance of the MRF Project Area and other areas of Hideout adjacent to the MRF Project Area are designed and installed so as to work to the betterment of both areas; provided, however, that Hideout will not be obligated to assume any liability, costs, or expenses of any sort for portions of any Infrastructure outside the Hideout Zone unless constructed or owned by Hideout. In the event of any disagreement between Hideout and MIDA over the location, scope, or other coordination details of such Infrastructure crossing between land in the Hideout Zone and land in the balance of the MRF Project Area or land adjacent to the MRF Project Area, the joint decision of Hideout Mayor and the MIDA Executive Director shall control.

Infrastructure Development. 1. Construction and upgradation of rural water supply schemes in about 3,000 habitations in Punjab which are not covered or are only partially covered by such schemes. 2. Carrying out a program aimed at achieving sustained quality improvements in rural water supply services, consisting of: (a) the provision of goods and works to support the upgradation of existing single village and multi village rural water supply schemes, including the provision and installation of bulk water meters in multi-village water supply schemes and the establishment of a district level contingency fund; and (b) the pilot testing of innovative water treatment technologies related to reverse osmosis, defloridation plants, and portable water treatment plants. 3. Provision of goods and works to support the construction or upgradation of community sanitation schemes, including the upgradation of village drains and rehabilitation of village ponds in about 1,000 selected habitations, and the construction of small bore sewers/sewerage schemes in about 100 selected habitations.

Infrastructure Development. A construction agreement shall be executed between Party “A” & Party “B” for infrastructure development as per PEC/FIDIC guidelines. That Party ‘B’ shall be obligated to undertake infrastructure development of the housing scheme as per the approved layout plan and services design, in accordance with local/municipal bye laws and standards of concerned development authority, by a contractor/firm/agency of adequate / requisite financial and technical profile as per PEC/FIDIC guidelines. All bids in respect of design, engineering, construction / supervision would be invited by Party ‘B’ and submitted to Party ‘A’ alongwith detail analysis / comparative statement for its concurrence / final approval. Party ‘B’ will follow PEC rules / guidelines and will use PEC prescribed documents for award of development works including FIDIC / PEC construction agreement. The party ‘B’ shall be responsible for the following: i. ▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ development, landscaping, retaining walls, main entry gate, culverts, bridges, electrification, water supply system including water lines and sewerage, sui gas lines as per approved layout plan and services design. ii. The infrastructure will also be in conformity to required parameters as notified by the concerned municipal authority / utility organization. iii. Storm water disposal with required gradient as per soil condition in open shall be ensured with mechanism to stop bulk flow during heavy rain / flood season. iv. The laying of main sewerage lines for the scheme up to Sewerage Treatment Plant of Party A in conformity with EPA/ PEPA etc. requirements. v. The laying of underground electrification network (if Topography permits) with street lights from grid station of party A within scheme area shall be established through relevant authority e.g. IESCO etc. following their prevailing standards. vi. The laying of main Sui Gas lines shall be ensured as per number of plots and/ or apartment/ flat units. vii. The laying of main water supply line, development/installation of tube ▇▇▇▇▇ with provision of under-ground water tank and overhead tank both with required capacity as per number of plots and/ or apartment/ flat units. viii. Connection / design for main supply of electricity, sui gas and other related approvals etc from concerned authorities shall be obtained from concerned department with related fees / securities / duties etc by party A. The related fees and charges to these authorities shall also be paid by part...

Infrastructure Development. The National Lotteries Commission supports development projects that provide community infrastructure and create the platform for infrastructure development and that improve the quality of life of the beneficiaries and communities in the Charities, Sports, Arts and Miscellaneous sector. The NLC contributes to among other things, development of sports facilities such as soccer fields, courts, club houses and refurbishment of the facilities, arts museums, cultural villages and heritage sites, ECD centres, old age homes, training centres, refurbishment of the buildings and irrigation systems. Please complete the required information below. All sections must be completed in full and must provide an accurate reflection of the progress with implementation of the infrastructure projects.

Infrastructure Development. 1. Tripartite Member States undertake to cooperate and develop infrastructure programs to support interconnectivity in the region and promote competitiveness. 2. Tripartite Member States agree that priority areas of regional infrastructure include energy, information and communications technologies and corridor development. 3. Tripartite Member States recognise the importance of air and marine transport in promoting regional and international trade and in consolidating regional markets including for island Member States. Accordingly Tripartite Member States shall cooperate in the development of ports and harbours, as well as air transport and civil aviation programmes.

Infrastructure Development. 2.2.1 Eastern Cape Parks Board (ECPB) commits to formulate infrastructure plan for all provincial parks 2.2.2 Department of Land Affairs and Department of Roads and Transport commit to jointly resolve challenges on land acquisition, availability and planning permission that impact on the speedy implementation of tourism related infrastructure projects that aim to unlock tourism potential, particularly in the OR Tambo/Wild Coast areas. Furthermore, the two departments commit to consult with the Traditional Leadership who are the custodian of land in rural areas as prescribed by the Communal Land Association Act 2.2.3 DEDEA, Department of Public Works and Department of Roads and Transport commit to work closely to coordinate a 2010 tourism infrastructure development drive in the province, that should include amongst others 2010 connectivity drive, 2010 accommodation drive, efficient tourist and public transport system and upgrading of access roads 2.2.4 South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) commits to development of N2 Toll Road to unlock tourism in OR Tambo and Amathole Districts. 2.2.5 Department of Roads and Transport commits to: 2.2.5.1 Resuscitate major rail networks in the province such as Karoo Rail network and establish a train tourism service in the Langkloof, Somerset East and Graaf-Reinet for the promotion of rail based tourism 2.2.5.2 Upgrade and service Mthatha Airport, Bulembu Airport and all identified strategic airstrips, such as Port St ▇▇▇▇▇, Matatiele, etc, located in local municipalities. 2.2.5.3 Work with Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) towards development of Port ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Airport into a fully-fledged international airport, and the development and servicing (including flights) of East London Airport 2.2.5.4 Forge partnerships with the Department of Public Works, DEDEA, DEAT, Private sector, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ University and local government for development of tourist facilities such as Waterfront and marine development in Port ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, East London and Port St ▇▇▇▇▇ 2.2.5.5 Lobby for international and local flights to under-developed tourist areas 2.2.6 Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Museum and National Heritage Council commit to the establishment of liberation heritage route that will be a living monument to celebrate the rich heritage of our struggle for liberation and freedom. This Route will act to further enhance and diversify tourists product offerings and community empowerment

Infrastructure Development. An organization is a collection of resources structured or distributed in a planned, formal manner in order to focus them on the achievement of specific goals. Every organization has a purpose: to meet the need of some group in society. How that need is met through day to day administration plays a large part in the success of any endeavor.

Infrastructure Development. Based on the results of the joint opportunity studies on increasing the capacity of the ▇▇▇▇- ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-Luxembourg highway to meet the growing demand for services between Metz and Luxembourg and to improve traffic conditions by 2030, the Parties agree on the provisions of articles 3, 4 and 5 for the purpose, in the railway sector, of having 8 TER, 1 TGV and 1 freight train running per peak hour by the target date of 2028–2030. In addition, they shall promote the construction of park-and-ride facilities near railway stations to facilitate the movement of border workers, in particular for the stations of Longwy, Thionville, Hettange-Grande, Uckange and Maizières-lès-▇▇▇▇. The Parties shall ensure proper coordination and scheduling of all rail work in order to limit the impact on service during the transition phase and to maximize the expected benefits. In France, SNCF Réseau shall be the project manager for railway procedures, studies and works. SNCF Réseau, the French railway infrastructure manager, and CFL, the Luxembourg railway infrastructure manager, may adjust this principle by agreement as needed for connection work between the two railway networks at the border.

Infrastructure Development. Service Provider agrees to make all necessary improvements and developments to the Premises to accommodate the Second Pod Mining Equipment, Third Pod Mining Equipment and Fourth Pod Mining Equipment, including all necessary cable, electrical, transformers and other infrastructure to enable the Second Pod Mining Equipment, Third Pod Mining Equipment and Fourth Pod Mining Equipment to operate in accordance with the requirements in Section 1.2 (the “Infrastructure Development”) as follows: (a) Service Provider agrees to use commercially reasonable best efforts to complete the Infrastructure Development as promptly as practicable and provide Customer periodic updates as to progress toward completion of the Infrastructure Development; (b) Within 5 business days of receiving the Infrastructure Investment, Service Provider shall order all transformers, power distribution units, panels, breakers and switch gear required for the Infrastructure Development and shall promptly send confirmation of same to Customer; (c) Within 5 business days of receiving the Infrastructure Investment, Service Provider shall commence work on preparing the Premises to accommodate the Second Pod Mining Equipment, Third Pod Mining Equipment and Fourth Pod Mining Equipment; (d) Service Provider shall complete its improvement and development within 45 (forty-five) days of Service Provider’s receipt of the transformers, power distribution units and switch gear ordered pursuant to Subsection (b) of this paragraph (the “Planned Development Date”); (e) Upon completion of the Infrastructure Development of each Pod Installation in accordance with this Section, Service Provider will provide to Customer a written notice certifying that the Infrastructure Development for that pod is complete and attaching invoices for vendor and other costs in connection with the Infrastructure Development (together, and for each respective pod, the “Completion Notice”); provided, however, that immaterial developmental items that would not impair Service Provider’s ability to fully perform its obligations under this Agreement can be completed by a commercially reasonable time that follows the Planned Development Date and shall not delay the delivery to Customer of the Completion Notice.