PROPOSED AMENDMENT. Amend the lease as follows:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. The Proposed Amendment (as defined in the Exchange Offer Registration Statement) has been approved by the Board of Directors of the Company and the stockholders of the Company and has been validly filed with the Secretary of State of the State of Delaware, and prior to the date hereof the Company's Articles of Incorporation have been amended by the Proposed Amendment.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. Amend NRS 338 and other applicable statutes to ensure that ALL Nevadans have an opportunity to work by including the following three provisions that will apply to any contractor who enters into an agreement for any public work project:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. In reference to the provisions of Article 7 of this Ordinance, when a specific use is permitted within a zoning district only within the context of a PUD, said permitted PUD use shall comply with the following stipulations:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. The company's Articles of Incorporation shall have been amended by the Proposed Amendment.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. Amend the consideration for the stairs to public use and benefit as stairs provide public access to the Colorado River. The State reserves the right to set a monetary consideration if it is determined to be in the best interest of the State. All other terms and conditions of the lease shall remain in effect without amendment. CALENDAR ITEM NO. C75 (CONT’D) OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. Aspen Way West LLC, Xxxxxxx Properties LLC, and the Xxxxxxx Inn & Spa, LLC are the current property owners (the “Owners”). The Owners are the successors in interest to Springbrook Properties, LLC (“Springbrook”). Springbrook was a party to the Agreement with the City of Xxxxxxx (the “City”). The property subject to the Agreement is the Springbrook Master Plan property (the “Property”). The Owners now desire to modify the Agreement in eight (8) ways:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. Attachment A contains the proposed amendment to the existing development agreement. The proposed amendment will remove the language in subsection 3.3.1(a) that prohibits liquor stores as a use permitted on the lands. The language in the same section that prohibits entertainment uses (such as a lounge or a bar) will remain. Planning Policy Policy CC-3 of the Sackville MPS enables consideration of C-2 uses in excess of 10,000 square feet through the development agreement process. This allowed for the existing development agreement (Case 16418) and the construction of the existing Sobeys Food Store. Because liquor sales fall within the definition of a retail store, a permitted C-2 use under the LUB, the use can be considered through Policy CC-3. Policies CC-3 and IM-13 require that the application be evaluated according to a number of criteria including: • Conformity with the intent of policy; • General suitability of the site (in terms of municipal servicing capacity, etc.); • Design features that address potential impacts on adjacent development; • Design compatibility with adjacent land uses; and • Traffic generation and access. The minor nature of the proposal, and the fact that the renovation is to be internal, means that no significant impacts (in terms of potential impacts on adjacent development and land uses, traffic generation, etc.) are anticipated beyond the original proposal for the Sobeys Food Store. Planning Advisory Committee Staff presented the application to North West Planning Advisory Committee (NWPAC) on April 6, 2016. In a memo dated April 8, 2016, the committee issued a recommendation to North West Community Council to approve the application as outlined in the memorandum and attachments package dated March 15, 2016. No additional recommendations were made.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. 1. Authorize the placement of gravel on a 0.41-acre area on the west side of Mainline, between DCAs T21 and T21-L3 conditioned upon the fulfillment of retaining a qualified Tribal Liaison as described in Paragraph 2 below.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT. The proposed Amendment includes Poseidon Resources (Channelside) LLC as a co-Lessee and allows the intake of sea water and the commingling of brine water discharge for the desalination facility. Poseidon shall, at all times during the term of the Lease, fully offset all of the direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions from the generation of electricity and other energy used for the construction and operation of the desalination facility. The calculations conducted to ensure compliance with this provision shall include accurate and transparent measurements and independent verification to the satisfaction of the Executive Officer in accordance with procedures outlined by the California Climate Action Registry (CCAR), California Air Resources Board (CARB), or state-approved programs under the control of local air control districts, hereinafter referred to collectively as “Air Boards”. Xxxxxxxx must submit annual reports to the Commission’s Executive Officer showing Air Board verification of accounting and offset measures. Determination of compliance with this provision will be made annually by the Commission’s Executive Officer. Poseidon shall, at all times during the term of the Lease, comply with the Energy Minimization and Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan (the GHG Plan), as adopted by the California Coastal Commission on August 6, 2008, except that, notwithstanding the provisions of that Plan:
