Phase Four Clause Samples
The 'Phase Four' clause defines the specific terms, activities, or obligations that are to be carried out during the fourth stage of a multi-phase project or agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the deliverables, timelines, and responsibilities that become relevant once the project reaches this advanced phase, such as final testing, implementation, or review processes. By clearly delineating what is expected in Phase Four, the clause helps ensure that all parties understand their roles and the criteria for successful completion, thereby promoting project continuity and reducing the risk of misunderstandings or delays at this critical stage.
Phase Four. As from October of the fourth year of registration
Phase Four. Contractor will form a community forum and communications plan for ongoing engagement. The associate director will continue to engage with stakeholders, and attend community meetings.
Phase Four. Application of the Reduction in Force Formula
1. Criticality of Assignment Specifications. (The Board may exempt up to 25% of the teaching staff or two employees in a given classification (whichever is greater) from reduction in force based upon this criterion.)
Phase Four. Agency Coordination and Recommendations: Estimated Time: March 2021 – August 2021 UTHealth Data Center shall work with the Five Agency Workgroup to provide data-based guidance and suggestions to the agencies to assist with developing recommendations to the Texas State Legislature and a comprehensive plan to address identified issues that considers the differences across agencies in populations, acuity, and other significant factors. Recommendations for future action shall incorporate the use of existing and future health claims data sources with the potential for expansion of existing healthcare data integration initiatives. Deliverables: UTHealth Data Center shall submit written monthly project status reports to HHSC describing the activities to date of the Data Center and the agencies, including action items completed during the previous month and action items currently in progress. UTHealth Data Center shall assist in the development of a report and plan, and shall provide data visualization, background, and recommendations to inform the Workgroup’s reporting process. The final report of findings shall describe coordination activities across two years, efficiencies identified, individual agency policies and practices that could improve due in response to the data findings, and recommendations on future ways to reduce cost and improve quality of care in each healthcare system, with the opportunity for ongoing data submission, concurrent analyses, and trend reporting that could reveal impact of interventions. The report shall provide information for the Workgroup that will be useful for a report to the Legislative Budget Board and the Governor, to be submitted no later than September 1, 2021.
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Phase Four. Residential and Commercial Development and Open Space. The elements of Phase Four are described in Figure 4 of the Phasing Plan diagram, Attachment 1 to this Exhibit, and in the Development Plan. Development in Phase Four includes the completion of commercial development on Blocks C & D immediately north of the hotel site, and up to a total of 245 residential units on Blocks 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8 and the balance of Block 15. Open Space improvements shall be provided as described in Section 3, above. Notwithstanding the foregoing, development of the hotel may occur in any of Phases Two through Four and shall not be a prerequisite for commencement of any Phase.
Phase Four. Associated Supplier rejects Erroneous Transfer Request
1. Where the Associated Supplier believes that they have been contacted in error because they are not the correct Supplier, they shall, within 2 Working Days of receipt of the RET flow (or other method as agreed), return the request to the Initiating Supplier. The Initiating Supplier shall then establish the identity of the correct supplier and re-send the Initiating Request accordingly.
2. Where the Associated Supplier disagrees with the Initiating Supplier
a) they shall, within 2 Working Days (as the Old Supplier) and 8 Working Days (as the New Supplier) of receipt of the RET flow (or other method as agreed), return the request to the Initiating Supplier indicating that the request has been rejected.
b) The Associated Supplier shall provide Comments on the reason why they believe it is not an Erroneous Transfer. The Initiating Supplier shall (unless having already done so) provide the customer, within 20 Working Days of their initial customer contact with a statement of the outcome of the investigation.
Phase Four. POST-DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS
Phase Four. Exit planning.
20 6.1.2 Provide housing search and placement services to assist Families in 21 securing decent and affordable housing.
Phase Four. Hosting Environment