Budget and Finances. The parties agree to the following regarding the City budget and financial condition: During the term of this MOU, the parties shall meet and consult within a week of the release of the CAO’s financial status report regarding the City’s budget with the purpose of sharing information, and conferring regarding restoring the January 16, 2022, deferred salary increases, identifying additional economic increases and/or increasing staffing. The first such meeting shall take place the last week of July 2021. However, if the City receives a substantial amount of state and/or federal government funds that can be used to offset the decline in revenue that serves as the basis for reopening the MOU, the City will immediately notify the LACOA of this event and the parties will meet and confer over the use of such funds. FOR THE UNION: FOR THE CITY: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxxxxx, Xx. City Administrative Officer Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xx, President LACOA 3/8/21 Date Date Approved as to Form and Legality: Office of the City Attorney March 5, 2021 Date LETTER OF AGREEMENT 2019-2024 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING NO. 25
Budget and Finances. Post-Merger, the Surviving Association (i.e., LHCC) will be one church, having one vision, one mission, one leadership team, one staff and one congregation. As one church in two locations, LHCC will operate under a single budget. Post-Merger, giving, budgets and current account balances from LHCC and FBC will be combined and managed by LHCC.
Budget and Finances. 1. Maintain a financial system that, at a minimum, includes: financial management, procurement, and contracting modules that are consistent with industry standards.
Budget and Finances. A. It is acknowledged that one of the primary purposes of DSATS is to serve as the MPO and render local and regional services and projects eligible for receipt of state and federal funding. Many of those eligible projects require the payment of a local share or local match of funding as a component of grant or reimbursement eligibility. The members of DSATS, as identified herein, shall adhere to the requirements of this Agreement with regard to their individual obligation to fund local shares of DSATS’ expenses.
Budget and Finances. Section 1. The Fraternity Director of Finance along with the Fraternity President will create a budget, allocating funds between equipment, dues, conference fees, and estimated travel fees in addition to any other miscellaneous expenses associated to the Sigma Iota Epsilon at Indiana University X’Xxxxx School of Public and Environmental Affairs fraternity. Yearly dues will be set out by the executive board and must be paid in full by all members in order to participate. No one will be allowed to participate in Sigma Iota Epsilon at Indiana University X’Xxxxx School of Public and Environmental Affairs fraternity events until full dues are paid.
Budget and Finances. The church plant leadership will work with the church concerning financial matters. The church plant leadership will prepare and approve an annual budget and submit it to the church for approval, and will submit a monthly financial statement to the church for review and approval. Church plant receipts and disbursements shall be made through designated accounts or a separate bank account in accordance with procedures established by the church.
Budget and Finances. The Corporation will issue grants on a fixed amount per Fellow basis of up to $13,800 per Fellow for the first five Fellows awarded to a grantee and up to $10,800 per Fellow beyond five, unless the Corporation specifies otherwise. These amounts exclude the education award. Applicants may request up to 30 Fellows to be funded at the fixed amounts described above. If the applicant identifies non-Corporation resources to support the entire cost of a Fellow(s), including the minimum required living allowance, the Corporation may approve additional education awards to allow an applicant to enlarge the size of its program. In such instances, the Corporation may also provide up to $800 per Fellow beyond the first 30 Fellows to support costs such as health insurance and member training and development. Because these grants are fixed-amount awards, they do not require Corporation monitoring of actual costs incurred. The cost principles normally applicable to Federal awards do not apply. The sponsor assumes full financial responsibility for the program and must provide the additional financial support necessary to carry out their proposed AmeriCorps Promise Fellows program. The sponsor should indicate the amounts and types of additional financial support required for the program in the budget narrative of the application. In addition to the approved grant amount, the Corporation will provide an education award to Fellows who successfully complete their term of service. The project period is negotiable, but generally proposals should indicate a proposed program start date between October 1, 2001 and January 1, 2002. The Corporation anticipates that these grants will cover up to a three-year period, subject to performance and the availability of appropriations. The funding opportunity announced under DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION [OMB Control No. 9000–0126] Submission for OMB Review; Comment Request Entitled Electric Service Territory Compliance Representation AGENCIES: Department of Defense (DOD), General Services Administration (GSA), and National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). ACTION: Notice of request for an extension to an existing OMB clearance (9000–0126).
