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Preliminary Study. Prepare an information request list and meet with Owner to collect the data and discuss the project scope, schedule, and process.
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Preliminary Study. MDNA acknowledges that _____intends to conduct a Preliminary Study at _____'s own cost. _____will use commercially reasonable eff01is to complete its initial validation work within thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of this Agreement, and the Preliminary Study within one hundred and twenty (120) days after completion of such validation work. In the event _____ elects to publish or publicly present the data generated by _____ in the Preliminary Study, _____ agrees to give MDNA prior written notice. If MDNA objects to such publication or presentation within fifteen (15) days of receipt of such written notice, _____ will cooperate by either not publishing or presenting such data, or by making any changes reasonably requested by MDNA. MDNA shall not publish, publicly present or otherwise disclose any data arising from the Preliminary Study without the prior written consent of _____, and in the event _____ provides such consent, (a) MDNA shall allow _____ or its representatives to participate as co-authors at their own election, and
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Preliminary Study. A management plan can be created only after a co mprehensive study of all of the facets of the property, including its location, its physic al characteristics, its f inancial status, and its policies of operation. This preliminary study includes a regional analysis, a neighborhood analysis, a property analysis, and a market analysis.
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Preliminary Study. The relevant information regarding the property/plot and the proposed works, the Employer’s requirements and/or building program, the Project’s budget, and the desired implementation timeline are confirmed.
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Preliminary Study. The CDF shall perform a Preliminary Study of each project covered by this PA (see next page for flow chart). This study will be undertaken by the CDF project manager and the appropriate CDF Archaeologist. If the CDF project manager does not meet the cultural resource training standard described above, the CDF project manager shall appoint a designee that meets those training standards, and this designee shall be familiar with the details of the proposed activities and locations. The purpose of the Preliminary Study is to identify the likelihood for finding cultural resources and whether effects to them are possible. The Preliminary Study shall consider the full range of specific project activities and practices, the location of the project, and other factors such as the possibility that the property has been previously surveyed for cultural resources. The Preliminary Study will be conducted during a telephone conversation or face-to-face meeting between the CDF project manager and the appropriate CDF Archaeologist. The CDF project manager shall provide the CDF Archaeologist with a copy of the project map(s) if this information is needed to assess the likelihood of the presence of cultural resources. CDF Archaeologists are regularly available on Mondays to participate in telephone consultations and complete Preliminary Studies for projects covered by this PA. The CDF project manager and CDF Archaeologist shall identify and evaluate the full range of project activities and compare those activities to the list of Exempt Practices provided in Section D of this CDF Cultural Resources Plan. If the Preliminary Study concludes that the proposed project does not have the potential to affect cultural resources, pursuant to the Exempt Practices list in Section D of this CDF Cultural Resources Plan, a cultural resource survey is not required. The CDF Archaeologist must concur with this finding. In such cases, the records check, Native American notification, prefield research, and survey report are not required. Archaeological clearance (a term defined in this PA) shall be given, and documented in the form of a letter to the project file (prepared by the CDF project manager) that indicates the rationale supporting the decision to waive cultural resource survey requirements. CDF shall conduct an intensive cultural resource survey if the Preliminary Study reveals the potential to affect cultural resources. In most situations, this survey will include all of the procedura...
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Preliminary Study. MDNA acknowledges that LabCorp intends to conduct a Preliminary Study at LabCorp's own cost. LabCorp will use commercially reasonable eff01is to complete its initial validation work within thirty (30) days after the Effective Date of this Agreement, and the Preliminary Study within one hundred and twenty (120) days after completion of such validation work. In the event LabCorp elects to publish or publicly present the data generated by LabCorp in the Preliminary Study, LabCorp agrees to give MDNA prior written notice. If MDNA objects to such publication or presentation within fifteen (15) days of receipt of such written notice, LabCorp will cooperate by either not publishing or presenting such data, or by making any changes reasonably requested by MDNA. MDNA shall not publish, publicly present or otherwise disclose any data arising from the Preliminary Study without the prior written consent of LabCorp, and in the event LabCorp provides such consent, (a) MDNA shall allow LabCorp or its representatives to participate as co-authors at their own election, and
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