Authority Responsibilities. The Authority shall comply with its responsibilities set out in Schedule 3 (Authority Responsibilities).
Authority Responsibilities. 7.01.1 The Authority shall, with reasonable diligence and prudence, operate and maintain the Airports with adequate, efficient, qualified personnel, and keep the Airports in good condition and repair.
7.01.2 The Authority shall, with reasonable diligence and prudence, act to maintain the Landing Area for the safe and proper use thereof by the Airline, including the clearing and removal of snow from the runways and taxiways as quickly as reasonably practicable.
7.01.3 The Authority will operate and maintain the Airports in a manner at least equal to the standards established by the FAA to maintain the Airport Operating Certificates and any other governmental agency having jurisdiction thereof, except for conditions beyond the control of the Authority.
7.01.4 The Authority shall not be liable to the Airline for temporary failure to furnish all or any services to be provided by the Authority hereunder, whether due to mechanical breakdown or for any other causes beyond the reasonable control of the Authority.
7.01.5 The Authority's operation and maintenance responsibilities are set forth in Exhibits D-C and N-C, except that the Airline and the Authority may agree to a different allocation of maintenance responsibilities in Exhibits N-B-2 and D-B-2 in which event any conflict between Exhibits N-B-2 and N-C or between Exhibits D-B-2 and D-C shall be resolved in accordance with Exhibits N-B-2 and D-B-2. Further, and except as may be provided in Exhibits N-B-2 and D-B-2, the Authority shall not be obligated to perform the operation and maintenance responsibilities designated by Section 7.02 and Exhibits N-C and D-C as being the responsibility of the Airline, or for which the Airline, another Signatory Airline, or any other person has assumed such responsibility by separate written agreement with the Authority.
7.01.6 The Authority shall provide, operate, and maintain the Passenger Conveyances at Dulles, including the Aerotrain and mobile lounges. The Authority shall provide adequate mobile lounges for the transportation of passengers to and from Concourse D, or the Airline's aircraft at an Aircraft Parking Position that is not serviced by a passenger holdroom and a loading bridge, and for the transportation of arriving international passengers to the FIS facilities. The Airline shall determine who boards mobile lounges traveling directly to its aircraft or the FIS facilities. Except in an emergency, the Authority shall not be obligated to provide transportation di...
Authority Responsibilities. AUTHORITY shall have the following responsibilities:
A. Comply with WIC Section 12300 et seq. and Title 1, Division 7, Section 1-7-1 et seq. of the Codified Ordinances of the County of Orange;
B. Act as the "employer of record" for IHSS individual providers (IPs) serving the IHSS recipients, for the purposes of collective bargaining only;
C. Provide assistance to IHSS recipients in finding IPs through the establishment of a Registry;
D. Investigate qualifications and background of potential IHSS Registry providers as permitted by law;
E. Maintain Department of Justice (DOJ) records in accordance with DOJ policies and procedures;
F. Contract for IHSS service delivery and other services, as needed. AUTHORITY shall be authorized to enter into contracts for services essential to carry out the mandated functions of AUTHORITY and shall comply with the policies and procedures contained in COUNTY’s Contract Policy Manual. Where Board of Supervisors approval is required for contracts, AUTHORITY shall submit such contracts for Board approval, since the Board of Supervisors is the governing body of AUTHORITY;
G. Maintain all necessary and required records;
H. Assure compliance with all applicable Federal, State and local laws, regulations and codes;
I. Conduct IHSS Program Provider Enrollment on behalf of the Orange County IHSS Program in accordance with instructions received from the CDSS and SSA. This includes, but may not be limited to:
1. Distribute Provider Enrollment forms to providers to complete;
2. Review Provider Enrollment forms submitted by providers for completeness and correctness;
3. Review and copy provider identification;
4. Conduct required Provider Orientation;
5. Obtain signed Provider Enrollment Agreement from providers who attend orientation;
6. Distribute instructions and forms required for IHSS providers to be fingerprinted and undergo criminal background check by the California Department of Justice (DOJ);
7. Enter data into Case Management, Information, and Payrolling System (CMIPS) as required;
8. Provide adequate administrative, supervisory, and support personnel to carry out the provisions of this Agreement;
9. Provide COUNTY with information needed in preparing the COUNTY's billing to the CDSS for State and Federal share of AUTHORITY costs. This information will be provided within five (5) business days of the request;
10. Submit monthly reports regarding implementation of provider enrollment activities on a form approved by COUNTY by th...
Authority Responsibilities. 1. The Authority shall be responsible for repair of the unit within a reasonable period of time of receiving notice from the Resident. If the damage was caused by the Resident, Resident's household, or guests, the reasonable cost of the repairs shall be charged to the Resident.
2. The Authority shall offer Resident a replacement dwelling unit, if available, if necessary repairs cannot be made within a reasonable time. The LCHA is not required to offer Resident a replacement unit if the hazardous condition was caused by Resident.
3. In the event repairs cannot be made by the Authority as described above and alternative accommodations are unavailable, then rent shall xxxxx in proportion to the seriousness of the damage and loss in value as a dwelling. No abatement of rent shall occur if Resident rejects alternative accommodations or if the damage was caused by Resident, Resident's household, or guests.
4. If the Authority determines that the premises are uninhabitable such that there is imminent danger to the life, health, and safety of the Resident, and alternative accommodations have been made available but refused by the Resident, this Lease shall terminate.
Authority Responsibilities. 1.) The Authority shall be responsible for repair of the Premises or building within a reasonable period of time after receiving notice from Tenant. If the damage was caused by Tenant, household members, or Tenant’s guests/visitors, then the cost of the repairs shall be charged to Tenant.
2.) The Authority shall offer Tenant alternative accommodation, if available, if necessary repairs cannot be made within a reasonable time. The Authority is not required to offer Tenant a replacement unit if the hazardous condition was caused by Tenant, household members, or Tenant’s guests/visitors.
3.) If the Authority cannot make necessary repairs within a reasonable time and if alternative accommodation is not offered, the Authority will xxxxx the rent in proportion to the seriousness of the damage and loss in value as a dwelling. No abatement of rent shall occur if Tenant rejects alternative accommodation or if the damage was caused by Tenant, household members, or Xxxxxx’s guests/visitors.
4.) If the Authority determines that the danger to the life, health, or safety of occupants is severe, that the damage cannot be reasonably repaired, and that alternative accommodation has been rejected by the Tenant or has not been provided to Tenant, then this Lease shall be terminated.
Authority Responsibilities. In the event that Authority acquires or constructs a hangar (or hangars) in the Association Area, Authority shall bear its proportional share of the cost of common area construction, repair, maintenance and service obligations.
Authority Responsibilities. The Authority shall:
a) Set the annual operating and capital budgets for all transit services in the Transit Service Area following consultation with the Municipality;
b) Provide the personnel required to develop and implement transit service plans, fare tariffs and marketing programs for the Transit Service Area;
c) Administer and manage the activities of the operating company with respect to the services provided under this agreement, including:
i. Conducting financial and service audits of the Public Passenger Transit System; and
ii. Monitor the Transit Services provided in the Transit Service Area and report and make recommendations to the Municipality with respect to the standards of service and performance of the public transportation systems
d) Institute marketing programs for transit service in the Transit Service Area, including:
i. In consultation with the Municipality, providing public information, marketing and communications services consistent with the budget established in the Annual Operating Agreement and the Authority’s branding standards to promote the Public Passenger Transportation System, and
ii. Ensuring that the Municipality’s respective corporate graphic standards are met in local promotions and communications.
e) In accordance with the terms and provisions of this Agreement, and the British Columbia Transit Act and relevant Regulations, the Authority shall be responsible for providing and directing the Shared Services Resources for managing the Operating Company’s overall delivery of Transit Services including:
i. Negotiating and entering into operating and all other contracts related to public transit or required by the British Columbia Transit Act;
ii. Ensuring that the agreement entered into with the Operating Company names the Municipality among the indemnified parties from any suit, claim, loss, damage, injury of any nature or kind whatsoever arising out of or connected with the Transit Service provided by the Operating Company;
iii. Ensuring the agreement entered into with the Operating Company include the requirement of the Municipality as an additional insured party for Commercial General Liability Insurance;
Authority Responsibilities. The Authority shall:
a) Set the annual operating and capital budgets for all transit services in the Transit Service Area;
b) Provide the personnel required to develop and implement transit service plans, fare tariffs and marketing programs for the Transit Service Area;
c) Administer and manage the activities of the operating company with respect to the services provided under this agreement, including:
i. Conducting financial and service audits of the Public Passenger Transit System; and
ii. Monitor the Transit Services provided in the Transit Service Area and report and make recommendations to the Municipality with respect to the standards of service and performance of the public transportation systems
d) Institute marketing programs for transit service in the Transit Service Area, including:
i. In consultation with the Municipality, providing public information, marketing and communications services consistent with the budget established in the Annual Operating Agreement and the Authority’s branding standards to promote the Public Passenger Transportation System, and
ii. Ensuring that the Municipality’s respective corporate graphic standards are met in local promotions and communications.
e) In accordance with the terms and provisions of this Agreement, and the British Columbia Transit Act and relevant Regulations, the Authority shall be responsible for providing and directing the Shared Services Resources for managing the Operating Company’s overall delivery of Transit Services including:
Authority Responsibilities a. Authority shall be responsible for obtaining any other approvals or permits that are required by applicable law to use and cross the Roads and conduct other Electric Transmission Activities.
b. Authority agrees that it shall be responsible for ensuring that all debris, garbage, and waste upon the Roads directly related to Authority’s Electric Transmission Activities are disposed of in accordance with applicable law.
c. Authority shall not block or obstruct or interfere with the flow of traffic in both lanes of traffic except to the extent necessary on a temporary basis while work is actively being performed in the vicinity of the Electric Transmission Activities following notice to the Municipality and consultation in accordance with Certificate Conditions 81 and 821.
d. Authority shall require that its Representatives comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
e. Authority shall not permit any excavation made in or upon any Road to remain open or uncovered either day or night, without having or causing the same to the properly barricaded by day and night and, in addition thereto, shall place at such location flares, red lanterns or other warning devices, by night, so as to properly warn all persons of the danger of such hole or excavation, and any such actions must meet all NYSDOT, County and Town safety requirements where applicable.
Authority Responsibilities. (a) The Authority shall be responsible for repair of the unit within a reasonable period of time after receiving notice from Tenant, provided, if the damage was caused by Tenant, household members, or guests, the reasonable cost of the repairs shall be charged to Tenant. [966.4 (h)(2)]
(b) The Authority shall offer Tenant a replacement dwelling unit, if available, if necessary repairs cannot be made within a reasonable time. The Authority is not required to offer Tenant a replacement unit if the hazardous condition was caused by Tenant, household members, or guests. [966.4 (h)(3)]
(c) Tenant shall accept any replacement unit offered by the Authority.
(d) In the event repairs cannot be made by the Authority, as described above, or alternative accommodations are not provided, then rent shall xxxxx in proportion to the seriousness of the damage and loss in value as a dwelling. No abatement of rent shall occur if Tenant rejects alternative accommodations or if the damage was caused by Tenant, household members, or guests. [966.4 (h)(4)]
(e) If the Authority determines that the dwelling unit is untenantable because of imminent danger to the life, health, and safety of Tenant, and alternative accommodations are refused by Tenant, this Lease shall be terminated, and any rent paid will be refunded to Tenant.
