PERTINENT FACTS. A. California Public Resources Code §§ 31116 authorizes the Conservancy to award grants to nonprofit organizations for the purposes of Division 21 of the Public Resources Code.
PERTINENT FACTS. A. The Coastal Conservancy is charged under Division 21 of the California Public Resources Code with protecting fish and wildlife habitat in coastal watersheds and reserving significant coastal resource sites for public use and enjoyment.
PERTINENT FACTS. A. The MONROVIA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (MUSD), has eleven school campuses including Plymouth Elementary School, Santa Fe Computer Magnet School and Monrovia High School (“the campuses”), located in the City of Monrovia, California.
PERTINENT FACTS. A. The San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority Act (“Act”), Government Code § 66700 et seq. established the Authority as a regional entity to generate and allocate resources for the protection and enhancement of tidal wetlands and other wildlife habitat in and surrounding San Francisco Bay.
PERTINENT FACTS. A. The CONSERVANCY is an agency of the State of California charged under Division 21 of the California Public Resources Code with providing public access and public access facilities to and along the coast of California and with restoring and developing California’s urban waterfronts into environmentally sound areas to promote tourism, public access, and private sector development. These purposes may be accomplished within urban waterfront areas and coastal areas throughout the state of California, including within the Port San Xxxx Harbor area (the “HARBOR”), located in San Xxxx Obispo County.
PERTINENT FACTS. This recommendation aims to enter into a Settlement Agreement for Avigation Easement for runway 23 at Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx airport with Short Realty Company, Inc located at 000 Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Xxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxx. The intent of this easement is to maintain a clear, unobstructed approach to the Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Airport, and obstruction removal will be required. Upon execution of this easement, the grantee shall be eligible for federal funding to remove all-natural growth (trees and shrubs that are existing penetrations or have the potential to be obstructions in the future) from the easement property and return the area where vegetation is removed to a clear state after execution of this agreement. Over the last several years, trees have grown and infringed on the air space and runway protection zone (RPZ protection) of Runway 5/23. These infringements pose an inherent risk to pilots, and this easement will provide relief and the ability to remove any obstructions. Additionally, the presence of these trees required the navigational aids on the Runway 23 approach to be turned off and rendered unusable by the pilots landing on Runway 23. Avigation Easement (MDOT Aeronautics) Description: Avigation Easements are property rights acquired by an airport whenever land use around an airport needs to be controlled (RPZ protection) or when air rights and/or obstruction removal (for example, a tree) is required. Additionally, I am seeking authorization to allow the City Manager and City Attorney to execute the agreement on behalf of the City.
PERTINENT FACTS. The original agreement was approved on June 7, 2021 and expired on December 31, 2021. City Staff and Bird are asking for approval of an agreement for 2022 with Bird Rides, Inc, to modernize and diversify the way residents and visitors move about the City. This agreement will allow the deployment of stand-up electric scooters in Bay City once again in the City limits. This agreement will automatically renew each year and opt-out language has been added. The way people get from place to place, known as mobility, is vastly changing within cities. One particular advancement is electronically powered stand-up scooters known as e-scooters. While e-scooters are already allowed within the City of Bay City under the Michigan Vehicle Code (and many residents privately own scooters), this shared system includes many e-scooters, owned by a single company, which will be managed by a contract fleet manager to balance the system daily, as well as charge the e-scooters. To use the e-scooters, riders must download the app via a smartphone and create an account to pay for the ride. Rules, which are similar to those using a bicycle, must be followed by the rider. We will also work with the vendor to produce a map where the e-scooters will be programed to travel in the city. For example, we would not allow birds to be on the rail trail. Bird works with staff well on setting speed limit restrictions and changing requirements such as licenses, etc, to ride a Bird. 200 Birds landed on July 3, 2021, with thousands of rides and miles traveled throughout our city through December 31, 2021. LEGAL ISSUES: City Attorney has reviewed and approved the Agreement. TIME SENSITIVITY: Routine BRIEFLY DESCRIBE THE NATURE OF THE TIME SENSITIVITY: FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS: None.
PERTINENT FACTS. Employees shall be allowed to work as an Administrative Intern for a period not to exceed two (2) years. • Upon the completion of the defined Administrative Intern assignment, the employee shall have the right to return to their former classification through the interview and selection process outlined in the collective bargaining agreement in effect at the completion of their assignment. • Employees may be asked to work outside the parameters of the workday as defined in article 13, Section 3 of the collective bargaining agreement. • Should matters of performance arise during the Administrative Intern assignment; employees shall not be placed on an “Improvement Plan” as defined by the current Career in Teaching Memorandum Agreement. • Administrative Interns shall agree to waive their right to representation by the union in matters of performance which may arise during the assignment of Administrative Intern. • The Administrative Intern waives their right to the grievance procedure except in the case of disciplinary action. • The employer maintains the right to complete discretion in the assignment and continuation of all Administrative Interns in the District. Term This is the full understanding of the parties regarding Intern-Assistant Principal Procedures. This Memorandum shall remain in effect for the duration of the 2011-2013 Labor Agreement. INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 625 SAINT XXXX FEDERATION OF TEACHERS LOCAL NO. 28 Chair, Board of Education President Executive Director of Human Resources Organizer Assistant Director, Employee/Labor Relations Date Date Regarding the Professional Issues Committee The Board of Education of ISD No. 625 and the St. Xxxx Federation of Teachers, Local 28 (Federation), exclusive representative of teachers in the Saint Xxxx Public Schools (District), with this statement express their continuing mutual desire to xxxxxx clear and regular communication regarding matters of professional concern to teachers, administrators, the Federation, and the School Board. The District and the Federation shall continue a Professional Issues Committee to review, discuss and recommend improved District policies, programs and procedures. The regular participants in such discussions are three members appointed by the Superintendent, the Federation president, business agent and three others appointed by the Federation. The committee is co-chaired by a member selected by the Superintendent and the president of the Federation. The Superinten...
PERTINENT FACTS. A. MUSD has eleven school campuses including Monrovia High School (“the campus”), located in the City of Monrovia, California.
PERTINENT FACTS. 1. MUSD has eleven school campuses including Plymouth Elementary School (“the campus”), located in the City of Monrovia, California.
