BACKROUND. (A) This Agreement amends and restates the US$2,160,000,000 facilities agreement dated 13 February 2014 (as amended on 28 March 2014) between, among others, the Company, the Guarantors and the Facility Agent (the Facilities Agreement) in order to increase the Revolving Facility Commitments by US$100,000,000 and to include the ability to issue letters of credit under the Revolving Facility.
BACKROUND. These terms and conditions apply to the storage and handling of the “Commodity” specified in Schedule 1, warehoused by the “Xxxxxx” named in this agreement. These services are provided to the “Client” and any subsequent transferee of the commodity.
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BACKROUND. Rich in history and nestled along the south face of Wachusett Mountain, Princeton is a rural community with small yet thriving pockets of agriculture, conservation land, and open space. Its scenic beauty has been sought by travelers as a refuge from the city for hundreds of years. Princeton's Town government is organized with an elected 3-member Selectboard, who serve as the executive branch, a Town Administrator tasked with overseeing the Town's day-to-day operations and policy enactment, and an Open Town Meeting legislative branch. Princeton provides its citizens with municipal highway services, a regional school system, sanitation, health, recreation, planning, zoning, public improvement services, and police and fire protection. In 2021, these local services were supported with an $11,165,632.34 operating budget. The mission of the Princeton Fire and EMS Department is to protect the life and property of Princeton residents, businesses, and visitors. The Princeton Fire and EMS Department responds to all medical and fire/rescue emergencies and performs proactive prevention activities. Prevention is accomplished by applying proactive inspection and code enforcement, protecting the environment from natural and human-caused disasters, and establishing and maintaining a comprehensive fire safety education and prevention program designed to meet diverse community needs. These services are provided on-call with limited Full-Time Emergency Medical Technician shifts added in 2019. The Princeton Fire Department currently has two fire stations, both older, one of which does not meet fire safety standards. The Town has been advancing towards a new Public Safety Building, with the most recent proposal narrowly denied in 2021. SCOPE OF SERVICES As part of this project the vendor will evaluate current conditions and service performance to assess PFD’s operations in comparison to industry standards and best practices. This evaluation should include but not be limited to the following tasks: • Fire and Emergency Medical Services operations and finances • Staffing (per shift, deployment, etc.) • Training • Service Delivery and Performance • Command staff structure, including administrative staff and operational span of control • Review of apparatus fleet • Review of Facilities • Review of policies and procedures • Mutual Aid Agreements • Review of water availability • Regionalization feasibility The vendor will conduct interviews with and gather information from key perso...
BACKROUND. A The Disclosing Party possesses the Confidential Information. The Receiving Party wants to have access to the Confidential Information for the Specified Purpose.
BACKROUND. Informally, a finitely presented group G is specified by a finite set of generators g1, g2, . . . , gn where every g ∈ G is a word in the generators and their inverses (product of gi js and their inverses). Further, there are finitely many words r1, r2, . . . , rm called relators and every ri defines the identity element of
BACKROUND. The Boating Infrastructure Grant [hereinafter “BIG”] Program is a federal program administered by the United States Department of the Interior’s Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) to provide funds to States to install or up-grade tie-up facilities for "eligible vessels" as defined in 50 CFR Subpart A § 86.3, which are transient recreational vessels at least 26 feet long that are owned, loaned, rented, or chartered.
BACKROUND. The California-Mexico Health Initiative (CMHI) was created in January 2001 under the auspices of the California Policy Research Center of the University of California, Office of the President. It is a collaborative effort involving government, academia, the private sector, and community-based organizations of both countries. The Initiative's objective is to coordinate and optimize the availability of health resources for Mexican immigrants and their families through bilateral training, research, and health promotion activities and education. CMHI has focused efforts in 4 of California's regions with high percentages of Mexican migrants and immigrants. These regions include Imperial, Monterey, San Diego, and Tulare counties. The regional offices are responsible for establishing and coordinating health education and health promotion activities in the various counties, and building collaboration among key local stakeholders from various health agencies including community clinics, UC programs, hometown associations, and nonprofit organizations.
BACKROUND. 5.1.1 Finance and Governance Strengthening Under the Governance and Finance component, USAID defined the main topics/areas to be prioritized as follows: • Strengthen provincial and municipal capacities in annual planning, budgeting, and monitoring interventions in Zaire and Lunda Sul Provinces. • Strengthen management capacities within the NMCP, starting with a comprehensive institutional assessment, followed by building capacity in annual planning, budgeting, human resources, and financial management. • Estimate the cost of iCCM interventions regarding malaria, diarrhea, and pneumonia. Nevertheless, the MOH has yet not approved implementation of the first and second priority areas. With that in mind, USAID and PMI have agreed that HFA should focus on the third priority area during FY18: develop a cost analysis exercise of the iCCM intervention (malaria, diarrhea, pneumonia).
BACKROUND. The BIG Program is a federal program administered by the United States Department of the Interior USFWS to install or upgrade tie-up facilities, and support facilities, for transient (up to fifteen days) recreational vessels at least 26’ long as defined in 50 CFR Part 86 §86.3.
