Application and Review Sample Clauses
Application and Review. 1. Proposals for professional leave shall be submitted to the School Committee through the Superintendent in time for discussions of the following year's budget. The Superintendent shall receive such proposal by November 1 preceding the school year in which such leave is proposed to commence. The Superintendent shall ensure that provisions for any proposed administrative professional leave are included in his budget proposal to the appropriate School Committee.
2. Professional leave is intended to be of benefit to the school district and may be granted for the following purposes:
a. Graduate study relating to the applicant's professional responsibilities at an accredited institution of higher education.
b. Research or investigation of new methods, techniques, or materials which show promise of improving education in this school district.
c. Research and/or writing leading to an advanced degree and/or publication.
d. Travel for the purpose of work, study or professional improvement.
3. Proposals for professional leave shall conform to the following format:
a. A statement of purpose related to one or more of the purposes of Section 6 (b) (2).
b. A description of plans, calendar and itinerary as specific as possible.
c. An explanation of how the professional leave, if granted, will be of benefit to the school district.
4. In the event the Committee disapproves a proposal for professional leave, the Committee shall, in writing, detail to the applicant the grounds for disapproval.
Application and Review. A. Faculty candidates are responsible for notifying the department chair of their intention to apply for a range adjustment.
B. Candidates shall submit a portfolio to the online system by Feb. 3 that includes the following application requirements:
1. Summary Statement listing the candidate’s roles, explanations of the accomplishments in each role related to the specifically applicable merit-based criteria and supporting materials if applicable.
Application and Review. (a) To locate Wireless Facilities in the Public Way or attach Wireless Facilities to an existing or new Structure in the Public Way, Company shall submit an application for a Permit to Work in the Right-of Way (a “Public Way Permit”), the form of which shall be substantially similar to the form attached hereto as Exhibit “A”; provided, the City and the Company can reasonably amend the form from time to time to comply with the City Wireless Code, subject to the Small Wireless Facilities Deployment Act pursuant to Title 54, Chapter 21 of the Utah Code, or its successor (the “State Code”) and applicable federal law. In accordance with the State Code, the Company may submit a request to review and approve multiple Wireless Facilities on the same application by attaching a list of said facilities to the application. If a Wireless Facility is approved and a Public Way Permit is granted, the license for the approved Wireless Facility shall coincide with this Agreement subject to Section 8.4. Company shall comply with the requirements of the City Wireless Code. An approved Public Way Permit shall approve the location and plans for the location of a Wireless Facility. Depending on the scope of the Company’s proposed work, Company may also need to apply for additional permits such as a traffic control permit and electrical permit. The Public Way Permit shall be reviewed as provided in the City Wireless Code, the State Code and applicable federal law.
(b) Company shall be responsible for obtaining access and connection to fiber optic lines or other backhaul solutions that may be required for its Wireless Facilities. Company shall obtain a franchise from the City for the location of such fiber optic lines in the Public Way.
(c) Any Company Facility that does not have an approved Public Way Permit, does not receive other required permits, or does not meet the specifications of this Agreement or the City Wireless Code, shall be deemed unauthorized. City may cause Company to remove any unauthorized facilities upon 30 days’ written notice at Company’s cost and expense, or following the 30-day period may remove such facilities and will invoice Company for the cost of such removal.