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Responsibilities of DWS. The intent of this Program Element description and associated funding award is to enable Partners to independently conduct an effective local drinking water program. DWS recognizes its role to provide assistance and program support to Partners to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ uniformity of statewide services. DWS agrees to provide the following services to Partners. In support of local program services, DWS will: a. Distribute drinking water program and technical information on a monthly basis to Partners. b. Sponsor at least one annual 8-hour workshop for Partners’ drinking water program staff at a central location and date to be determined by DWS. DWS will provide workshop registration, on-site lodging, meals, and arrange for continuing education unit (CEU) credits. Partners are responsible for travel expenses for Partner staff to attend. Alternatively, at the discretion of the DWS, the workshop may be web-based. c. Sponsor at least one regional 4-hour workshop to supplement the annual workshop. DWS will provide training materials and meeting rooms. Partners are responsible for travel expenses for its staff to attend. Alternatively, at the discretion of the DWS, the workshop may be web-based. d. Provide Partners with the following information by the listed method: (1) Immediate Email Notification: Water Quality Alert data, plan review correspondence (2) Monthly Email Notification: Violations, System Scores, PNCs Continuously: Via Data On-line listings of PNCs, individual water system inventory and water quality data, compliance schedules, and individual responses for request of technical assistance from Partners.
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Responsibilities of DWS. The intent of this Program Element description and associated funding award is to enable Partners to independently conduct an effective local drinking water program. DWS recognizes its role to provide assistance and program support to Partners to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ uniformity of statewide services. DWS agrees to provide the following services to Partners. In support of local program services, DWS will:
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  • RESPONSIBILITIES OF PARTIES A. BellSouth will include billing number information associated with resold exchange lines or SPNP arrangements in its LIDB. The CLEC-1 will request any toll billing exceptions via the Local Service Request (LSR) form used to order resold exchange lines, or the SPNP service request form used to order SPNP arrangements. B. Under normal operating conditions, BellSouth shall include the billing number information in its LIDB upon completion of the service order establishing either the resold local exchange service or the SPNP arrangement, provided that BellSouth shall not be held responsible for any delay or failure in performance to the extent such delay or failure is caused by circumstances or conditions beyond BellSouth’s reasonable control. BellSouth will store in its LIDB an unlimited volume of the working telephone numbers associated with either the resold local exchange lines or the SPNP arrangements. For resold local exchange lines or for SPNP arrangements, BellSouth will issue line-based calling cards only in the name of CLEC-1. BellSouth will not issue line-based calling cards in the name of CLEC-1’s individual end users. In the event that CLEC-1 wants to include calling card numbers assigned by the CLEC-1 in the BellSouth LIDB, a separate agreement is required. C. BellSouth will provide responses to on-line, call-by-call queries to the stored information for the specific purposes listed in the next paragraph. D. BellSouth is authorized to use the billing number information to perform the following functions for authorized users on an on-line basis: 1. Validate a 14 digit Calling Card number where the first 10 digits are a line number or special billing number assigned by BellSouth, and where the last four digits (PIN) are a security code assigned by BellSouth. 2. Determine whether the CLEC-1 has identified the billing number as one which should not be billed for collect or third number calls, or both. 1. ▇▇▇ Hosting, Calling Card and Third Number Settlement System (CATS) and Non- Intercompany Settlement System (NICS) services provided to CLEC-1 by BellSouth will be in accordance with the methods and practices regularly adopted and applied by BellSouth to its own operations during the term of this Agreement, including such revisions as may be made from time to time by BellSouth. 2. CLEC-1 shall furnish all relevant information required by BellSouth for the provision of ▇▇▇ Hosting, CATS and NICS. 3. Applicable compensation amounts will be billed by BellSouth to CLEC-1 on a monthly basis in arrears. Amounts due from one Party to the other (excluding adjustments) are payable within thirty (30) days of receipt of the billing statement. 4. CLEC-1 must have its own unique ▇▇▇ code. Requests for establishment of ▇▇▇ status where BellSouth is the selected Centralized Message Distribution System (CMDS) interfacing host, require written notification from CLEC-1 to the BellSouth ▇▇▇ Hosting coordinator at least eight (8) weeks prior to the proposed effective date. The proposed effective date will be mutually agreed upon between the Parties with consideration given to time necessary for the completion of required Telcordia (formerly BellCore) functions. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will request the assignment of an ▇▇▇ code from its connecting contractor, currently Telcordia (formerly BellCore), on behalf of CLEC-1 and will coordinate all associated conversion activities. 5. BellSouth will receive messages from CLEC-1 that are to be processed by BellSouth, another LEC or CLEC in the BellSouth region or a LEC outside the BellSouth region. 6. 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In the event that data to be exchanged between the two Parties should become lost or destroyed, both Parties will work together to determine the source of the problem. Once the cause of the problem has been jointly determined and the responsible Party (BellSouth or CLEC-1) identified and agreed to, the company responsible for creating the data (BellSouth or CLEC-1) will make every effort to have the affected data restored and retransmitted. If the data cannot be retrieved, the responsible Party will be liable to the other Party for any resulting lost revenue. Lost revenue may be a combination of revenues that could not be billed to the end users and associated access revenues. Both Parties will work together to estimate the revenue amount based upon historical data through a method mutually agreed upon. 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In no case shall either Party be liable to the other for any direct or consequential damages incurred as a result of the obligations set out in this agreement.

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