Budget Development and Approval Sample Clauses

Budget Development and Approval. Subject to the legal requirements for adoption and approval of a public agency budget, the Council shall review and approve the annual Health Center Scope of Project budget within the confines and amounts provided by the King County Council. All income generated within the HRSA Scope of Project, including fees, premiums, third party reimbursements, state and County funding, and Section 330 grant funds (collectively "Program Income"), as well as all Program Income greater than the amount budgeted to the Scope of the Project ("Excess Program Income"), shall be under the control of King County and PHSKC. In accordance with HRSA regulations, the parties agree that Excess Program Income shall be used to further the goals of the Scope of Project.
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Budget Development and Approval. The annual budget for the District shall be developed by Foundation. As required by law, the budget for each school year shall be provided to the Commissioner on behalf of District for approval.
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Budget Development and Approval. Subject to the requirements for adoption and approval of a public agency budget, the Commission shall have final authority to approve the annual operating and capital budgets of the HRSA Scope of Project within the confines and amounts budgeted by the County. The Commission agrees not to undertake expenditures in excess of the authorized budget. HCSA shall develop preliminary recommendations for the annual operating and capital budgets of the HRSA Scope of Project based on financial projections and plans developed by HCSA (and as applicable, with subrecipient/s). HCSA shall recommend such budgets to the Commission for review. The parties shall negotiate in good faith in order to arrive at agreed-upon budgets which satisfy the programmatic goals as well as budgetary constraints and larger planning objectives of parties to this Agreement and, as applicable, of subrecipient(s). In the event that the Commission is unable or unwilling to approve a budget which is satisfactory, then the parties may engage in a dispute resolution process as defined in this Agreement. All income generated within the HRSA Scope of Project, including fees, premiums, third- party reimbursements, state and County funding, and Section 330 grant funds (collectively "Program Income"), as well as all Program Income greater than the amount budgeted to the Scope of the Project ("Excess Program Income"), shall be under the control of the County. In accordance with HRSA regulations, the parties agree that Excess Program Income shall be used to further the goals of the Scope of Project consistent with the policies and priorities established by the Commission. The parties shall not materially deviate from adopted budgets except that the County may modify planned fiscal activities if there is a reduction in available resources (e.g., decreased levels of reimbursement, diminished revenues, or adverse labor events). The County shall immediately notify the Commission of any budgetary changes that would materially modify the HRSA Scope of Project and seek the Commission’s approval of any changes to the HRSA Scope of Project.
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Budget Development and Approval. The BOT shall develop the annual operating and capital budget for the Health Center Program based on financial projections and plans developed by AHS. Subject to the requirements for adoption and approval of a public agency budget, the CAB shall have authority to approve the annual operating and capital budgets of the Health Center Program within the confines and amounts provided by the BOT during its annual budget adoption. In the event that the CAB is unable or unwilling to approve the recommended budget, the Parties shall engage in a dispute resolution process as defined in this Agreement. The Parties shall not materially deviate from budgets that are approved through the process outlined above except that the BOT and or AHS may modify planned fiscal activities if there is a reduction in available resources (e.g., decreased levels of reimbursement, diminished revenues, or adverse labor events). The BOT of AHS shall immediately notify the CAB of any budgetary changes that would materially modify the Health Center Program and seek the CAB’ approval of any material changes to the Health Center Program. All income generated within the Health Center Program, including fees, premiums, third party reimbursements, state and County funding, and Section 330 grant funds (collectively "Program Income"), as well as all Program Income greater than the amount budgeted to the Health Center Program ("Excess Program Income"), shall be under the control of AHS and the BOT, depending on the entity responsible for carrying out the programmatic activities and billing for them. In accordance with HRSA regulations, the Parties agree that Excess Program Income may be used to further the goals of the Health Center Program consistent with the terms of this Agreement.
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