OTHER REVISIONS Clause Samples
The "Other Revisions" clause allows for modifications or changes to the agreement beyond those specifically addressed elsewhere in the contract. It typically outlines the process by which additional amendments, corrections, or updates can be made, often requiring written consent from all parties involved. This clause ensures that any unforeseen adjustments can be formally incorporated, providing flexibility and maintaining the contract's relevance over time.
OTHER REVISIONS. In all other cases, the Operator shall notify all Shippers of the proposed Contract revision. The Shipper shall have thirty (30) calendar days following receipt of notification to demonstrate its opposition to the proposed revision. Said opposition must be duly justified. If at the end of the aforementioned period the Shipper has not demonstrated its opposition in writing, the proposed modification shall be deemed to have been accepted by the Shipper and the Contract shall be amended by means of an amendment. If by the end of the aforementioned period the Shipper does demonstrate its opposition to the proposed modification, the Parties shall meet in order to negotiate in good faith to decide on the terms of the Contract revision. In the absence of an agreement between the Shipper and the Operator, the Contract shall continue under the conditions in force at the time. As an exception to the above, the Operator may impose a Contract revision to which the Shipper cannot demonstrate its opposition where such revisions concern: o Appendices 2 and 3; o the improvement of Terminal safety. Any revision confirmed as per this Article shall take effect on the effective date announced by the Operator.
OTHER REVISIONS. (a) For the avoidance of doubt, all Research and Development Committees have been dissolved. Where there is reference to "the determination or approval of the Research and Development Committee" in the surviving clause of the Agreement, it shall be revised to read "the agreement of the Parties".
(b) The bank account set forth in Section 4.5 shall be amended by the bank account set forth below: Bank: [***] ABA#: [***] Account#: [***]
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OTHER REVISIONS. [all other changes must be listed below, or else the previous lease controls]
OTHER REVISIONS. The Commission proposes to clarify or correct certain sections of the pro forma SGIP and SGIA. First, in section 3.3.5 of the pro forma SGIA, we propose to replace the first word of the section (“This”) with “The.” Second, the Commission proposes to revise section 1.1.1 of the pro forma SGIP to require that if an Interconnection Customer wishes to interconnect its Small Generating Facility using Network Resource Interconnection Service, it must do so under the LGIP and execute the Large Generator Interconnection Agreement. This requirement was included in Order No. 200362 but was not made clear in the pro forma SGIP. To facilitate this clarification, we propose to add 62 Order No. 2003, FERC Stats. & Regs. ¶ 31,146 at P 140. the definitions of Network Resource and Network Resource Interconnection Service to Attachment 1, Glossary of Terms, of the pro forma SGIP.
OTHER REVISIONS. A. WDNR and USEPA agree to work together to maintain a high quality operation permit program in Wisconsin that meets all Federal and State requirements.
B. WDNR agrees to report to USEPA by October 1, 1995, on the status of the following implementation issues. For additional information regarding these issues, refer to USEPA's Technical Support Document, Attachment J, on the review of Wisconsin's Title V program (dated September 26, 1994). Wisconsin's program requires new and modified sources to apply for an operation permit at the same time as they apply for a construction permit. WDNR should address its approach for integrating construction permit review and operation permit review for new and modified sources prior to USEPA's approval of Wisconsin's Title V program. This description should address how Title V requirements will be met for applications received during this period, including duty to apply requirements, application content requirements, and permit issuance requirements.
C. WDNR agrees to change the specific program elements outlined in this section as expeditiously as possible. If possible, WDNR will consolidate these program changes with the required interim approval changes and process them simultaneously. WDNR agrees to make the following program changes: is conditions reference reference
1. To clarify that Wisconsin's program meets the requirements of 70.6(d)(1), revise ▇.▇▇ 407.10, Wis. Adm. Code, to include the 70.6(d)(1) provision: "Notwithstanding the permit shield provisions of paragraph (f) of this section, the source shall be subject to enforcement action for operation without a Part 70 permit if the source later determined not to qualify for the and terms of the general permit."
OTHER REVISIONS. The chairman of the Senate Committee on the Budget may revise the allocations of a committee or commit- tees, aggregates, and other appropriate levels and limits in this resolution for one or more bills, joint resolutions, amendments, motions, or conference reports that—
OTHER REVISIONS of the collective agreement:
OTHER REVISIONS. 1. The Company may revise any provision of this Agreement upon 90 days written notice to the Agent. All revisions allowed under paragraph A, B and C of this Article IV will be communicated to the Agent by a representative of the Company and the Agent shall be given an opportunity to discuss the revisions. Nothing in this Article IV shall affect the Company's right to terminate or suspend this Agreement pursuant to Article V. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ARTICLE V