Project Authorization Clause Samples

Project Authorization a. OSM and BLM KFO may allow the lessee to seek authorization to proceed from UDOGM to begin operations in those portions of the lease area permitted by UDOGM that do not contain historic properties or TCPs subject to any provisions that may be contained in the HPTP. b. OSM and BLM KFO may allow the Lessee to seek authorization to proceed from UDOGM to begin construction in those portions of the APE that do contain historic properties once the agreed-upon fieldwork and treatment as specified in the HPTP is completed and approved by OSM and BLM KFO, a UDOGM mining permit is approved, and a Federal Mine Plan is approved. OSM and BLM KFO will have 7 days from receipt of adequate documentation that fieldwork and treatment is complete to comment. Complete results of the treatment effort will be submitted in a report to OSM and BLM KFO within 1 year of completion of field work. OSM and BLM KFO will have 90 days from receipt of this report to review and comment. c. Authorization for treatment and/or construction will only occur subsequent to the Lessee having been issued a Special Use Authorization and specific notices-to-proceed, along with any other necessary federal or state authorization.

Project Authorization. 7.1 All Projects to be undertaken under this Agreement shall be consistent with the objectives set forth in Section 4.0 and federal expenditures related to and under this Agreement are subject to and bound by the terms and conditions of the Western Diversification Program. 7.2 Each Project approved under this Agreement shall be described in an appropriate Project Authorization Form that will be developed by the Management Committee, which shall include: (a) the Project name and description; (b) the total cost and Eligible Costs of the Project; (c) the Implementing Party; (d) the purpose and objectives of the Project and a description of how it meets one or more of the strategic priorities described in Schedule “A”; (e) the Project start date; (f) an outline of how the Project is to be carried out and progress reported; (g) the Project Completion Date; (h) performance data to be provided by the Recipient; (i) the total financial contribution required under the Agreement and the share to be borne by each of the Parties; (j) to whom and how payments shall be made; (k) the ownership and responsibility for the operation and maintenance of the Project after completion (if applicable); (l) an indication of whether revenue accruing from the Project, if any, is to be shared by Canada and Manitoba and, if so, in what proportion; (m) an indication of screening for environmental impacts; (n) ownership of assets at the end of a Project (if applicable); and, (o) such other information as may be reasonably required by the Management Committee. 7.3 No Project may be approved after March 31, 2012, and, subject to the renewal of the terms and conditions of the Western Diversification Program, no Project Completion Date shall extend beyond September 30, 2013, no Project shall be amended after September 30, 2013, no claim shall be paid by the Implementing Parties unless it is received by January 31, 2014, and no payments shall be made after March 31, 2014, or such other dates as may be agreed to in writing by the Federal Minister and the Provincial Minister 7.4 Project Authorization Forms and amendments to Project Authorization Forms shall be signed by the Management Committee Co-Chairs. 7.5 Projects must be consistent with the priorities identified in Schedule “A”. 7.6 Recipients must be a legal entity and would normally include, but not restricted to: (a) Non-profit organizations; (b) Post-secondary institutions; (c) Hospitals and regional health centres, for purposes of un...

Project Authorization. A. Written authorization to proceed from the City authorizes the Contractor to generate the not-to Exceed cost of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS (220,000) in fees for all Work. Budget Category Phase 1 Phase 2 Total Estimate Insurance Claim Preparation $ 67,770.56 $ 60,768.00 $ 128,538.56 FEMA Public Assistance Management Costs 23,856.19 64,566.00 88,422.19 Expenses 500.00 500.00 1,000.00 Total Estimated Budget $ 92,126.75 $ 125,834.00 $ 217,960.75

Project Authorization. Contract Concurrence In Award

Project Authorization. Sub-agreement between the Parties and under this Master Agreement to assign a specific Project to Consultant. All Project Authorizations are subject to the terms and conditions of the Master Agreement unless modified and agreed to by both Parties in writing. A sample of a Project Authorization, including a draft scope of services, is included as Exhibit A.

Project Authorization. The Project Agency will begin the Project upon receipt of Secretary's written Notice-to-Proceed.

Project Authorization. Authorization to advertise and release the RFP document must be provided by FHWA. The project authorization given by FHWA will not be issued until the following are accomplished: 2.3.1 FHWA Approval of the RFP FHWA - MoDOT Design Build Program Agreement DATE, 2013

Project Authorization. 7.1 All Projects to be undertaken under this Agreement shall be consistent with the objectives set forth in Section 4.0. 7.2 No Project may be approved after February 6, 2007 and no Project completion date shall extend beyond March 31, 2009, subject to the renewal of the terms and conditions of WDP and ICIP, and no claim shall be paid by the Implementing Parties unless it is received by June 30, 2009. 7.3 The Agreement will provide funding for Projects that significantly increase the sustainable economic development capacity of Northern Saskatchewan in the areas of economic infrastructure innovation, realizing employment opportunities, capacity building and investment attraction. 7.4 Eligible Projects must be consistent with WDP or ICIP or meet the following criteria: a) be directed at one or more of the priorities identified in Schedule “A”; b) consist of eligible activities that support innovation or assist communities to participate in the knowledge -based economy, such as: i. technology transfer or technology commercialization; ii. applied research and development; iii. connectedness through enhancement of telecommunications and information technology; e-commerce promotion; iv. knowledge based economy skills development; planning studies; support for linkages/synergies between communities and research/educational institutions; or v. community innovation strategies; c) activities that support the development and expansion of the business sector; d) activities that create or enhance partnerships that promote collaboration and investment in economic development; and e) activities in public physical capital infrastructure, with the federal contribution subject to WDP and ICIP terms and conditions. 7.5 Eligible Recipients must be consistent with WDP or ICIP or legal entities that are: (a) Non-profit organizations (b) Post-secondary institutions, hospitals and regional health care centers engaged in research, (c) Other provincial agencies or legal entities created by the provincial government, in circumstances where these organizations are in the best position to deliver projects. Individual commercial businesses or commercial activities would not normally be eligible for support under the Agreement except in circumstances where substantial benefits would accrue to the community and where the activity is consistent with the objectives and strategic priorities of the Agreement. 7.6 In determining whether a Recipient’s Project is eligible for government fundin...

Project Authorization. Each Project Authorization shall be substantially in the form attached hereto as Exhibit B and executed by Client and Manager. Each Project Authorization shall include the following information: