COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. We must keep your home in good condition and external decoration. We are responsible for maintaining the structure and exterior of the property in good repair. This includes the following:
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. The Council shall:
2.1 Provide necessary documentation, forms, and instructions regarding the re-accreditation process.
2.2 Provide Evaluators for the purpose of conducting an on-site evaluation of the Agency’s policies and practices;
2.3 Promptly analyze compliance data and advise the Agency of the results of the on-site evaluation and the need for additional information, if any;
2.4 Conduct a hearing and certify the Agency has been re-accredited if it has met the then applicable practices.
2.5 If the Agency is re-accredited, (a) provide a certificate and award, and (b) make available indicia of accreditation.
2.6 If the Agency is not re-accredited following an examination of its policies and practices, provide the Agency with reasons for the Council decision, and
2.7 Upon payment of the Agency of a $1,000 appeal fee (which must be paid within sixty days of notice by the council of the reasons for the Council decision), allow the Agency to appeal the decision of the Council (which fee shall be refunded if the Agency prevails on the appeal).
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. We will keep your home in good condition by repairing and maintaining the items below:
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. We will ask for tenants' views on any new polices or procedures we plan to introduce that may substantially affect them.
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. (a) (Council contribution) The Council will reimburse the Department a proportionate amount of the costs incurred by the Department in cleaning, maintenance and repair of the Facility based on the Council’s proportionate entitlement to use the Facility. The proportion will be agreed in the Project Deed. The parties will meet every 5 years to negotiate, in good faith, any necessary adjustment to the proportion having regard to the usage of the Facility by the parties.
(b) (leave clean and tidy) The Council will at the conclusion of each day of use by the Council ensure all rubbish is placed in rubbish collection receptacles and the Facility is left in a clean and tidy state with all sporting equipment returned to storage.
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. 5.1 The Council shall be responsible for and shall indemnify and keep indemnified in full Hoople against all Employment Costs and Employment Liabilities incurred by Hoople [or its Sub-Contractors] which arise out of or in connection with:
5.1.1 the employment or engagement (or the termination of the employment or engagement) of any Employee prior to the Services Commencement Date save to the extent that the liability arises under Regulation 4(9) or 4(11) of the TUPE Regulations or as a result of Hoople's [or any relevant Sub-Contractor's] failure to comply with Regulation 13 of the TUPE Regulations;
5.1.2 any claim or allegation by a person other than an Employee that his or her employment or engagement or any rights or obligations relating to it or its termination has transferred to Hoople [or any Sub-Contractor] pursuant to the TUPE Regulations; and
5.1.3 any failure by the Council or any Outgoing Supplier [or any of its or their Sub-Contractors] to provide the information, assistance and co-operation required under this Schedule 7 or any failure to comply with its or their obligations under Regulations 13 and 14 of the TUPE Regulations.
5.2 The Council shall not, and shall procure that any Outgoing Supplier shall not, prior to the Services Commencement Date without the prior consent of Hoople:
5.2.1 increase or decrease the number of persons assigned to the Services other than in the ordinary course of business;
5.2.2 increase the annual remuneration of the persons assigned to the Services other than pursuant to any annual pay review or in the ordinary course of business; or
5.2.3 assign any person to the Services or reassign any person away from the Services other than in the ordinary course of business.
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. 3.1 The Council shall issue an Order containing the instructions, specification and/or scope of the Goods or Services to be provided.
3.2 The Council may specify the requirements as to performance of the Goods or Services, the timetable, the level of Charges or fees to be paid, in the Order or separately in writing following the Provider’s acceptance of the Order in accordance with Condition 4.2.
3.3 The Council shall be entitled to, but not required to, order the provision of Goods or Services at any time during the Contract Term.
3.4 The Council shall make payment for Goods delivered or Services rendered in accordance with Condition 7.
3.5 The Council shall make known to the Provider all requirements concerning the conduct of the Provider at the Council’s premises and the Provider shall ensure compliance with all such requirements and shall otherwise act at all times in a lawful and proper manner.
3.6 If required, the Council may assist the Provider in performing the Goods or Services by:
(i) taking decisions and obtaining management approvals promptly; and
(ii) give the Provider full and prompt access to the Council’s personnel and premises, together with all necessary administrative support;
(iii) obtain any approvals, licences and security clearances promptly (including any relating to third parties, and any subcontractors); and
(iv) keep the Provider promptly informed of any proposals or developments affecting the provision of Goods or the Services to be provided under this Contract. The Council shall monitor the performance of the Contract throughout the Term and may specify the frequency of meetings, submission of performance reports, records and any other relevant information required to effectively monitor the Provider’s performance, either in the Order or separately, in writing following acceptance of the Order.
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. The Cambourne Town Council shall be responsible for:
13.1 The maintenance and repair of the xxxxxx and fences bordering the allotment sites including those gates and accesses properly existing at 1st April 2005 (subject to paragraph 12.4.1 above);
13.2 The installation and maintenance of a proper water supply to various points on the allotment site, although no responsibility will be accepted by the Council for the cessation of such a supply for reasons of leakage by accidental damage or other means or upon the order of any authorised water undertaking;
13.3 For the maintenance of the main access path through each allotment site in the region of 2m in width sufficient for the purpose of infrequent passage by vehicles for collection/delivery to allotment plots, BUT NOT FOR PARKING;
13.4 To demand of each allotment tenant on or about the 1st September in each year the amount of money due in respect of rent for each tenancy. The yearly rent shall be as determined by the Council from time to time, together with any such charge agreed for the supply of water.
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. 3.1 The Council shall issue an Order containing the instructions, specification and/or scope of the Goods or Services to be provided. 3.2 The Council may specify the requirements as to performance of the Goods or Services, the timetable, the level of Charges or fees to be paid, in the Order or separately in writing following the Provider’s acceptance of the Order in accordance with Condition 4.
COUNCIL’S RESPONSIBILITIES. We will not interfere with how you use your home as long as you keep to the terms of this Agreement, do not disturb your neighbours or otherwise break the law.
