CITY OF AUSTIN Sample Clauses
CITY OF AUSTIN. Austin shall provide short-term shelter, to not exceed seven (7) calendar days, for approximately 3,700 Galveston residents requiring transportation provided by Galveston will be responsible, with assistance from Austin, in obtaining midterm housing for any evacuees who cannot return home within seven calendar days. Austin will operate appropriate shelter facilities and arrange for mass feeding and other appropriate support, either directly or through other entities as described in the shelter hub plan. Austin reserves the right to determine the number and location of shelter facilities. Austin will use its best efforts to locate Galveston residents in one shelter or in multiple shelters located in the same general vicinity. Austin will have sole authority to coordinate and implement these activities. Austin will use its best efforts to provide “special needs” shelters and necessary care for individuals who require medical support services. Austin will coordinate and provide shelter and necessary care including supplies for all transported pets. Austin will use its best efforts to locate animal shelters next to evacuation shelters. Austin may provide certain services and resources delineated in this agreement through cooperating entities as described in the Shelter Hub Plan.
CITY OF AUSTIN. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx County 9-1-1 Addressing Coordinator, City of Austin XX Xxx 0000. Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 00000 Phone Number: 000-000-0000
CITY OF AUSTIN. Support for the City of Austin to recover from severe storms and flooding under Federal Disaster Declarations 4159, 4223, and 4245. We are currently supporting Austin and Xxxxxx County to develop an after-action report (AAR) and improvement plan (IP) focused on response operations during Hurricane Xxxxxx. Support for development of mission-ready packages (MRP) for response operations. Support for assessments of shelters across the City for compliance with the FEMA’s Guidance on Planning for Integration of Functional Needs Support Services (FNSS) in General Population Shelters. Review and update of several emergency operations plans.
CITY OF AUSTIN. The City of Austin staff have developed ten strategies that are designed to ensure that the City of Austin exercises leadership and sets a positive example for the community by minimizing the amount of NOx and VOC emissions that results from the city’s daily operations. These strategies include actions to be undertaken by individual entities as well as actions which involve coordination among two or more organizations. The ten strategies have been designed not only for city operations, but also to serve as a template for duplication by other local governments and businesses. These strategies include: • Voluntary transportation control measures for employees; • Reductions in emissions from fleet vehicles; • Reductions in emissions related to traffic congestion; • Reductions in emissions through contractual agreements; • Programs to encourage Smart Growth initiatives; • Enhanced public education programs; • Development of regional partnerships; • Reductions in emissions from mobile sources; • Reductions in emissions from non-road mobile sources; and • Reductions in emissions from area and point sources.
CITY OF AUSTIN. Any Employer that submits an offer to the City seeking award of a city contract prior to awarding a contract are required to certify that they have not been adjudicated for certain offenses related to wage theft. See City of Austin Ordinance No. 20221201-031. “Wage theft” and “adjudicated” are to be understood per the definitions set forth in Austin City Code Chapter 4, § 4-22-1 (G) and (H).
CITY OF AUSTIN. Austin shall provide short-term mass care sheltering, to not exceed five (5) calendar days, for a maximum of 0000 Xxxxxxxxx residents requiring transportation by Galveston to the Austin shelter(s). Galveston will be responsible, with assistance from Austin, for obtaining midterm housing for any evacuees who cannot return home within five (5) calendar days. Austin will operate shelter facilities and arrange for mass feeding and other appropriate support, either directly or through other entities as described in the Shelter Hub Plan. Austin reserves the right to determine the number and location of shelter facilities. Austin will use its best efforts to locate Galveston residents in one shelter or in multiple shelters located in the same general vicinity. Austin will have sole authority to coordinate and implement these activities. Austin will use its best efforts to provide necessary care for individuals who require medical and functional needs support services. Austin will coordinate and provide shelter and necessary care including supplies for all transported pets. Austin will use its best efforts to locate animal shelters next to evacuation shelters. Austin may provide certain services and resources delineated in this Agreement through cooperating entities as described in the Shelter Hub Plan.
CITY OF AUSTIN. About a year ago, a $7,000 claim was asserted against Borrower by the City of Austin for failure to perform services for which payment was allegedly made. A draft complaint was received but to the best of our knowledge was never filed. This is a contingent liability subject to compromise.
CITY OF AUSTIN. City of Austin,