Alliance Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Alliance Responsibilities. Meet all obligations and responsibilities under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA), including but not limited to: • Administer Title I – Adult and Dislocated Worker Training Activities, including Rapid Response. • Identify eligible providers of training services. • Submit required Local Area Strategic plan and negotiate WIOA (Adult, Dislocated Worker and Youth) local performance standards. • Conduct WIOA oversight, ensure WIOA fiscal integrity and maintain CalJOBS or other data system in order to track and submit required reports. • Negotiate and secure MOUs with each AJCC Partner which meet the requirements of the Act and set forth the respective functional responsibilities that make each partner’s range of services available through the local AJCC System. • Provide capacity building and professional development for staff, including sharing of information, to ensure flexibility in meeting the needs of participants in a timely and efficient fashion. • Provide staff to attend inter-agency meetings and related functions. • To the extent possible, share in the provision of other resources that may be necessary to fulfill Alliance responsibilities under this Agreement. • AJCC facility will be accessible to those with disabilities in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. • Coordinate office space and equipment as needed.

Alliance Responsibilities. 4.1 For the Term of this Agreement, Alliance agrees to use its best efforts to ensure the service portion of funding provided by Wake County is used exclusively for the purchase of Wake County Services as outlined in Article III for eligible Wake County residents. Such efforts include, but are not limited to: Provider education, training, technical assistance, authorization criteria, and audits. For the purpose of this Agreement, a person is considered an eligible Wake County resident if they reside in Wake County at the time of admission (even if the individual owns or rents a home in a different county or state) subject to the following qualifications: 1. An individual in a hospital, mental institution, nursing facility (SNF, ICF-MR), Adult Care Home (rest homes/domiciliary care facility/assisted living), State prison, County jail or other institution/facility is a resident of the county in which they lived immediately prior to entering the facility. Residence in an adult care home does not establish county residence, even when the individual was a private paying adult care home resident. 2. If an individual moves from another state directly into an institutional living arrangement, the individual is a resident of the county in which the facility is located. If the individual moves to more than one institution/facility, the county of residence is the county where the first institution/facility is located. 3. Temporary absence from Wake County, with subsequent return or intent to return, does not change the residence, unless it is determined that the individual is no longer receiving mail or paying utilities in Wake County. 4. A person with no fixed or permanent address (i.e. (person experiencing homelessness) is a resident of the county where the individual states his or her intent to remain. If the individual is incapable of stating intent to remain, he is a resident in the county in which he is found. Under no circumstances shall a person with no fixed or permanent address be found to be a resident of Wake County if the individual states intent to return to another county. 4.2 Alliance shall not apply any direct funding under this Agreement to the cost of services directly authorized by Alliance for patients who are not Wake County residents. The parties agree and acknowledge that there may be isolated instances where direct funding is applied to the cost of services for patients who are not Wake County residents due to inaccurate information received ...

Alliance Responsibilities. Alliance shall perform the obligations set out in Schedule B attached hereto (“Alliance Obligations”).

Alliance Responsibilities. The Alliance shall be provided the bid documents received by the City upon opening and, at that time, the Alliance shall confirm or decline the Alliance’s willingness to proceed with the Project and the associated costs prior to the City entering into the Construction Contract.

Alliance Responsibilities. The Alliance shall: A. Provide technical assistance to HUD CoC Homeless Assistance awardees. B. Conduct annual monitoring site visits to ensure compliance with The ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Homeless Assistance Act of 1987, later renamed the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Homeless Assistance Act title IV, subtitle C, 42 U.S.C. 11381 and The ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Homeless Assistance Act as amended by S. 896 The Homeless Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing (HEARTH) Act of 2009, requirements. C. Prepare and submit the annual HUD CoC Homeless Assistance Consolidated Application to HUD, when necessary. D. Assist in the preparation and submission of all new and renewal HUD CoC Homeless Assistance Project Applications that have been recommended for submission to HUD by the Alliance, when necessary.

Alliance Responsibilities. The parties' responsibilities under this Agreement include, but are not limited to the following:

Alliance Responsibilities. The Alliance shall pay the City for all costs to complete the Project, including contingency costs, equal to 10% of the Construction Contract, that are in excess of the $590,000 $657,631 managed by the City. Project costs and contingency costs in excess of $590,000 $657,631 shall be paid to the City prior to the start of construction. The Alliance shall promptly pay the City for additional costs associated with change orders under the Construction Contract in an amount not to exceed a total project contribution of $300,000 $350,000. Funds paid by the Alliance to the City in excess of final payments made under the Construction Contract shall be refunded to the Alliance.