Background & Introduction. The La Xxxxx Xxxx Tentative Subdivision Map was originally approved by the City on October 27, 2015. The La Xxxxx Xxxx subdivision was found to be consistent with the Village 1 Specific Plan, Village 1 General Development Plan, Village 1 Environmental Impact Report (EIR), and City General Plan. A requirement of the Village 1 Specific Plan is that every development within the V1SPA must enter into a development agreement with the City. This requirement was also included in the La Xxxxx Xxxx conditions of approval (Condition #6), which specifies that the “Project Development Agreement shall include, but not be limited to: Applicant and City obligations; required on-site and off-site public facilities; timing of construction of required infrastructure; funding mechanisms for construction, operation, and maintenance of public facilities; and other obligations as determined by the City.” Condition #7 in the La Xxxxx Xxxx conditions of approval requires that prior to approval of any Final Map within the V1SPA, a Village 1 Infrastructure Master Plan and Financing Plan must be approved by the City Council. The Village 1 Infrastructure Financing Plan was approved by the City Council at its September 13, 2016 regular meeting. The requirement in section 3.2 of the La Xxxxx Xxxx Development Agreement that La Xxxxx Xxxx construct or finance those public infrastructure improvements necessary to serve the Project as set forth in the Infrastructure Financing Plan satisfies Condition of Approval #7.
Background & Introduction. 1.1 SWFAC is a multi-community collaboration established in 2008 between the Cities of Avondale, Buckeye, Goodyear and Maricopa County (the “Consortium”). The City is the lead administrative agency for the Consortium.
1.2 The City was awarded a VOCA grant that provides funding for on-site clinical supervision and therapy for individuals who have experienced trauma, abuse and neglect (the “Grant”). In accordance with the Grant, Contractor will provide 350 hours of clinical supervision and 250 hours of individual and family therapy annually to children, adolescents and adults who may have acute or post-traumatic stress disorder (“PTSD”), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, anxiety, depression, mood disorder or disconnection, resulting from traumatic events such as child abuse, sexual assault, sexual abuse, elder abuse, domestic violence, or witnessing violence. Performance of the Services may be required both during and outside of the City’s regular business hours, including weekends and holidays.
Background & Introduction. 1.1. The vision for Gawler as stated in the Council Community Plan 2017-2027 is to be ‘A liveable, cohesive, active, innovative and sustainable community’. This policy acknowledges the valuable contribution that participation in community development activities and recreation, both active and passive, has on the physical and mental health and overall wellbeing of the community.
1.2. Council will actively encourage and develop a community that provides members with the opportunity and means to access quality community development and recreation activities, facilities and programs regardless of age, gender, ability, cultural background or socio-economic status.
1.3. Council recognises that community gardens can be a valuable community based activity through which community members can learn, recreate and socialise.
1.4. Community Gardens can contribute to improved health and well-being, an increase in positive social interaction, an appreciation of environmental and sustainability principles and the greater use and protection of public open space.
1.5. This policy applies to community gardens on Council land or other private or public property.
1.6. This policy does not apply to commercial forms of urban agriculture.
Background & Introduction. 6 This notice summarizes your rights under the proposed settlement of a class action The lawsuit concerns mortgages, for California 1- to 4-family residential properties, that 9 were originated, acquired, or serviced by Bank of America. Some customers for these mortgages 10 paid money in advance to be held by Bank of America in escrow or impound accounts for purposes relating to the property, such as the payment of property taxes or homeowners’
Background & Introduction. A settlement has been proposed to end a class action lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase Bank,
Background & Introduction. Given the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) tumultuous economic and violent history, there is currently a lack of adequate health infrastructure particularly in terms of energy access at health facilities. Furthermore, there is a gap in existing literature on the impact and evaluation of improved energy access and its relationship to health service delivery and utilization. Finally, IMA World Health requires an assessment to determine the impact on health-seeking behavior from their investment in solar energy in the DRC through the ASSP Project. The purpose of this Master’s thesis is to document any changes in utilization of health services at the health center level pre and post solar panel installations in order to measure the health impact of increasing access to solar energy at health facilities in the DRC.
Background & Introduction. Incyte is part of an integrated global oncology company focused on transforming the lives of cancer patients. Recipient is a Healthcare Organisation which wishes to develop a web and mobile devices application to let physicians and pharmacists check the interactions of the different drugs that CML patients are having for other comorbidities with currently commercialized TKIs as an important factor in order to make the best decision in TKI selection for a certain patient. The project has two parts well defined as one is the IT development one and the other the hours of work of different authors searching the new drugs and new data of old drugs to be incorporated to the platform. The project will start in December 2020 with the IT development and expected to be finalized Q2 2021. This project is a clear benefit for patients as treatment decision is more reliable. Recipient requested a financial support from Incyte (as per the Original Request for Support herein attached in Schedule 1) to fund the Project described below and in Schedule 1 (“Project”). Incyte as part of its commitment to support medical education and quality patient care is willing to provide such support, subject to the terms of this Agreement. Incyte will provide Recipient with Thirty-Four Thousand Twenty-Two EUR and Thirty-Five Cents (34,022.35 EUR) (“Support”) which shall be used by Recipient for the Project.
Background & Introduction. Located in the Southwest region of the State of Georgia, Dougherty County is home to the City of Albany. With a population of 92, 407 (US Census Bureau, 2014), this rural community is most noted for its agriculture and the beauty of Flint River.1 Dougherty County was founded by Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, a prominent lawyer.2 The development of Dougherty County derived from a legislative act established in 1853 that secured land from within neighboring Baker County. Early settlers of Dougherty County utilized the land’s proximity to the Flint River by establishing an effective means to import and export materials. The land was highly favorable for the production of revenue generating crops, such as tobacco, corn, and cotton. The river enabled the import and export of textiles and crops to and from this region, which ultimately stimulated economic growth.2 In 1836, a merchant and businessmen by the name of Xxxxxx Xxxx founded the City of Albany. With a strong acumen in the business industry, Xxxxxx Xxxx founded the City of Albany with intent and purposes of facilitating the agriculture market for those farmers and land owners who lacked the common knowledge.3 By the 1840s’, Dougherty County became a mecca for agriculture. More and more farmers had begun to migrate to this region to establish themselves as share croppers.3 The influence of the early settlers is evident today. Although the Flint River is no longer used as an active waterway to transport goods and crops, its beauty continues to be the main attraction for the City of Albany and Dougherty County. The control of sexually transmitted diseases is now recognized as a global priority. HIV is clearly a major cause of premature death, and most cases are the result of sexual transmission. The District of Columbia and the 16 states that make up the South are now the epicenter of America’s HIV epidemic. A May 2016 CDC Issue Brief reported that the South now experiences the greatest burden of HIV infection, illness, and deaths of any U.S. region, and lags far behind in providing quality HIV prevention and care to its citizens. The impact of HIV in the rural South also varies by race. African Americans are severely affected by HIV in the South, accounting for 54 percent of new HIV diagnosis in 2014. Black gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM) face an especially heavy burden, accounting for 59 percent of all HIV diagnosis among African Americans in the South. In fact, of all African Americans MSM d...
Background & Introduction. The City of Laramie, Wyoming, (City) is a municipality of approximately 31,000 residents, and is located 45 miles west of Cheyenne, WY along the I-80 corridor at an elevation of 7,220 feet. Laramie is home to the University of Wyoming, Laramie County Community College (Albany County Campus) and the Wyoming Technical Institute. Greater Laramie / Albany County, WY encompasses approximately 37,000 residents. The purpose of this RFP is to design a City Groundwater Monitoring Well Network Program that provides a long-term systematic approach to monitoring the Casper Aquifer for water level, chemistry data, and the feasibility of contamination plume remediation through pumping of the monitoring well network. This includes an analysis of the existing network, the expansion of this network, and the development of a comprehensive and formal Monitoring and Sampling Plan. This will rely heavily on the recently completed 2023 Casper Aquifer Protection Plan Update (2023 XXXX Update) performed by Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.
Background & Introduction. This class action settlement will resolve a lawsuit against Mowi USA, LLC, Mowi Ducktrap, LLC, Mowi USA Holding, LLC, and Mowi ASA (collectively, “Mowi”) involving the marketing of Ducktrap River of Maine smoked Atlantic salmon products, including those marketed under the Ducktrap River of Maine, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Spruce Point, Marine Harvest, and Nova Lox brand names. The lawsuit contends that these products were inappropriately marketed as sustainably sourced, all natural, and from Maine. The lawsuit seeks to stop such marketing and to refund to customers a portion of the purchase price. Mowi denies these allegations and maintains that its marketing was at all times truthful and accurate. The Court has not made a determination as to whether the allegations against Mowi have merit. Instead, the parties have proposed to enter into a class-action settlement to resolve the claims asserted in the settlement. In connection with this settlement, Mowi will provide each Settlement Class Member who submits a valid and timely claim a cash payment of up to two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) per package of Ducktrap smoked Atlantic salmon purchased between March 1, 2017 and [the date of entry of the Preliminary Approval Order], up to a maximum of $25.00 per household. The maximum of $25.00 per household does not apply if valid proof of purchases are submitted. In addition, Mowi has agreed to make changes to the labeling of Ducktrap River of Maine smoked Atlantic salmon products. This notice summarizes your rights under the proposed settlement of a class action lawsuit. For the precise terms and conditions of the settlement, please see the settlement agreement available at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Your legal rights are affected whether you act or don’t act. Read this notice carefully. Any questions? Read below, visit xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, or call [#####] for more information. Submit a Claim The only way to receive a cash payment in connection with this settlement is to submit a timely and valid claim. See Questions 6–8 for more information. [120 days after entry of the Preliminary Approval Order] Exclude Yourself If you exclude yourself from the Settlement Class (also called “opting out”), you will give up your right to receive a settlement payment, but will retain any rights you may have to bring your own lawsuit about the issues in this lawsuit. See Question 10 for more information. [120 days after entry of the Preliminary Approval Order] Object or Com...
