Community Component Sample Clauses

The Community Component clause defines the obligations and rights related to shared or communal areas within a property or development. It typically outlines how these areas—such as lobbies, gardens, recreational facilities, or parking lots—are to be used, maintained, and accessed by residents or members of the community. By clearly specifying responsibilities and permitted uses, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that all parties understand their roles in maintaining and enjoying shared spaces.
Community Component. The Community Component requires that the Contractor participate with other agencies to develop a collaborative network of community resources that will support families. The Contractor must identify an advisory group for the Region(s) for which it has been selected to provide Community Partners Services (as set forth in paragraph B(6) of this Section) that focuses on community development and participate in community events to build new relationships and support local prevention efforts and agency activities. The Contractor must also create opportunities to build a volunteer pool and develop opportunities for additional funding and financial support, including reporting its quarterly progress to the DCS’ Prevention Consultant of additional funding sources committed to Community Partners agencies. The Contractor must also develop contacts and a presence throughout the entire Region(s) for which it has been selected to provide Community Partners Services by DCS and work with local community administrators, such as police departments, mayors’ offices, hospitals, and school districts. The Contractor must also partner with existing providers that offer child and family services in the Region(s) for which it is responsible (as described above).
Community Component. Developer shall use the Community Component to partially fund the construction of the Community Improvements, subject to the disbursement conditions set forth in Section 3.7 and Section 3.8 below.
Community Component. An employee with a concern related to safe patient/resident/client care or safe nursing practice shall discuss the matter with their immediate supervisor. Every effort will be made to resolve the concern at this stage.

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