Category II. An Employee in this category will normally hold a Master’s degree, a Bachelor’s degree plus a teaching certificate or instructor’s diploma, or equivalent professional certification, which represents at least 5 (five) years of study at the college/university level.
Category II. The City shall reimburse represented employees designated by the City Administrator as Category II at the rate of three hundred fifty dollars ($350) per month. The City shall reimburse represented employees in Unit U41 at the Category II rate.
Category II. (i) Failing to operate a Vehicle in a safe manner;
Category II. Category II undertakings are defined by NRCS Utah as small-scale undertakings that are limited in size and scope. Generally, Category II undertakings involve less than 100 acres of physical disturbance of undeveloped ground and lack extenuating circumstances that would otherwise involve additional consideration for cultural resources. Category II status is limited to those undertakings that meet the criteria listed above, and are limited to undertakings where NRCS Utah has been determined to be the lead Federal agency for the purposes of Section 106, and where the undertakings occur exclusively on privately-owned lands.
Category II. For Category II undertakings, implementation shall proceed with a determination of ‘no historic properties affected’ in accordance with 36 CFR Part 800.4(d)(1). Implementation shall proceed once the NRCS State CRS has returned a signed copy of the NRCS Utah Cultural Resources Review Form to the Conservation Planner. Conservation Planners will maintain a signed copy of the form with the conservation plan for the undertaking, and implementation shall occur as stated in the design specifications stated in the conservation plan.
Category II. (a) Teachers included in this category are teachers on a limited contract and not eligible for a continuing contract.
Category II. A rate of $ 725.00 per incident, as set forth, shall apply, during the terms of this Contract for:
Category II. One (1) undergraduate student = .46 faculty points One (1) graduate student = .50 faculty points This category includes tutorial instruction requiring six to twelve meetings per semester with the student, plus grading of an examination, a paper and/or a series of essays (typically a 2 or 3-credit course; includes OCE 80 and OCE 80Z projects in a comparable credit range as well as PALS 061 projects). Category III One (1) undergraduate student = .73 faculty points One (1) graduate student = .75 faculty points This category includes supervision requiring weekly meetings (or the equivalent) per semester with the student, plus grading of an examination, a paper and/or a series of essays; includes research projects, honors essays, New College projects in the 066 series and OCE 80 projects in a comparable credit range. Category IV One (1) student = .85 faculty points This category includes supervision of projects that, in addition to nine to twelve hours of proposal development in the prior semester, require weekly meetings (or the equivalent) with the student, plus grading of a paper or project; includes 4-credit senior projects and UWW - 21 contracts. Category V One (1) student = .5 faculty points This category includes undergraduate internships that require four to eight meetings per semester with the student (either on-campus or on-site), plus grading of an examination, a paper or a report. Category VI One (1) student = 1.4 faculty points This category includes courses that require weekly meetings (or the equivalent) with the student, plus proposal development and supervision of independent study, including library research, field research, and laboratory work, as well as the grading of an examination, paper, laboratory reports and/or a series of essays; includes UWW full contracts (-11 series). Category VII One (1) student = 1.0 faculty points This category includes supervision of independent study, preparation and evaluation of degree plans, and development of MAP 201 proposal; includes MAP 200 (initial study) contracts. Category VIII One (1) student = 1.7 faculty points This category includes courses that require weekly meetings (or the equivalent) with the student, plus supervision of proposal development and intensive independent study, including library research, field research, and laboratory work, as well as the grading of an examination, paper, laboratory reports and/or a series of essays; includes MAP 201, 202, and 203 contracts. Category IX One (1)...
Category II. A Bank shall be in Category II if it (a) has an Average Net Composite Score of 35.0 or more, but less than 50.0, for the most recent calendar quarter for which an Average Net Composite Score is available, (b) has a Net Composite Score of 30.0 or more, but less than 45.0, for the most recent calendar quarter for which a Net Composite Score is available,(c) has a Tier 1 Leverage Ratio of 3.00% or more, but less than 4.00% for the last day of the most recent month, (d) has a Total Capital Ratio of 7.00% or more, but less than 8.00% for the period ending on the last day of the most recent month, or (e) is in Category I and has failed to provide information to the Committee as required by Article III within two Business Days after receipt of written notice from the Committee of such failure.
Category II. Development Activities That Are Minor in Either Size and/or Scope Category II projects include new and replacement/repair development activities that may include changes to the layout or design of an existing facility. In some cases, a change of facility type (e.g. – parking lot to building) may be allowed if all parameters are met. All threshold limits described below relate to impacts within the Critical Area only. Note: Early coordination with Commission staff on Category II projects is required to determine if the proposed project is eligible under the MOU, or if the project will require full Commission review and approval. If the proposed development project results in a combination of habitat impacts or includes multiple elements of projects listed in this MOU, the Commission reserves the right to decide at any time to bring a project that may appear to qualify under the MOU to the full Critical Area Commission for review and approval.
