County Services. County shall provide Contractor, at county's expense, with material and services described as follows:
a. b.
County Services. County shall provide Contractor, at County's expense, with material and services described as follows:
a. County agrees to provide Contractor, at the commencement of this Contract, with the current version of all applicable codes, statutes and rules under which decisions shall be rendered, and any updates as they become available.
b. Where the documents in Exhibit 1, paragraph 2.a. are in electronic format, County shall provide them to Contractor on-line or on a storage medium such as a flash drive, at Contractor’s option, in PDF format.
c. County also agrees to provide Contractor with County staff reports online in PDF format.
d. Such online staff reports shall be provided to Contractor no later than five (5) days prior to the hearing on the action to which the staff report relates.
e. No later than five (5) days prior to the hearing on the land use or code violation matter, County also agrees to provide Contractor with copies of the files for each matter referred to Contractor for hearing, including but not limited to the following documents:
1) application, burden of proof and exhibits;
2) correspondence and transmittals from County staff and from public and private agencies;
3) written letters in support of and in opposition to applicant’s proposal;
4) traffic studies, etc.;
5) relevant prior hearings officer decisions; and
6) all written material relevant to the statutory time limit for final decisions.
f. County also agrees to provide Contractor with audio recording and sound projection equipment and related storage medium on which to make a formal record of the land use and code compliance hearings.
g. The County provided equipment and storage medium shall be in working order and available at the times and location designated by County for the conduct of land use and code compliance hearings under this Contract.
h. County also agrees to provide Contractor with an “Exhibit” stamp and a copy of the hearing calendar prior to each hearing.
i. The Community Development Director, Planning Manager or designee shall announce the Contractor’s decision by mailing the decision to all parties.
j. County agrees to mail payment to Contractor no later than twenty-one (21) days after the Contractor’s invoice is in County’s possession for payment.
k. From and after the date that the Contractor’s written decision becomes the final decision on the land use application or code compliance violation, County shall defend, save, hold harmless and indemnify Contractor and i...
County Services. Pursuant to the Code of Miami-Dade County, Chapter 20, Sections 20-25 and 20-26, and Chapter 15, Section 15-3, the proposed municipality of the South A area will remain a part of the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue District, the Miami-Dade Library System, and the Miami-Dade Solid Waste Collection Service Area in perpetuity. The proposed municipal government of the proposed municipality South A will also contract by interlocal agreement with the Miami-Dade Police Department for an initial three-year period for a specific level of patrol staffing. Payment amounts and other pertinent items relating to the provision of local patrol services shall be set forth in a contract (Interlocal Agreement) between the South A area and Miami-Dade County. Such contract shall also provide that "the initial three- year period" shall commence upon the execution of the Local Patrol Contract by all parties. At the end of the three (3) year period, the South A area may elect not to renew the Local Patrol Contract, at which point a transition period of no less than twelve (12) months will begin. The proposed municipality of the South A area shall pay from its municipal funds, for specialized law enforcement services to be exclusively provided by the Miami- Dade Police Department in perpetuity. Payment amounts and other pertinent terms relating to the provision of specialized police services shall be set forth in a contract between the South A area and Miami-Dade County. These specialized police services include, but are not limited to, tactical central investigations, such as narcotics, criminal intelligence, economic crimes, homicide, robbery, sexual crimes, domestic violence, crime scene investigations and property and evidence. Specialized law enforcement services do not include police activities of a countywide nature such as warrants, crime lab, public corruption unit, communications, jail, court services, and all Sheriff's services as defined by state law. For as long as Miami-Dade County continues to fund specialized police services from the countywide budget, the municipality in South A area shall receive a credit equivalent to any payment made through the countywide millage. The incorporation of the proposed municipality of the South A area will have an adverse financial impact on the remainder of the unincorporated municipal service area (UMSA). While the requirement that certain existing municipalities pay mitigation to the County was phased out after paying into the Municipal ...
County Services. The AGENCY will provide or accomplish the following:
1. Full information as to the requirements of the services to be provided by CONSULTANT under the contract.
2. Review documents submitted by CONSULTANT and provide comments, direction, or approval as needed in a timely manner.
3. [Include other items that we may be providing the consultant such as survey information, reports, maps, etc. Be very careful that the County owns or has legal rights to provide all information given to consultants.]
1. Schedule Task Table Task Description Due Date
County Services. 7.1. The County shall provide services to facilitate and assist the Group in the conduct of its affairs. The Environmental Services unit of the Anoka County Public Health and Environmental Services Department shall provide these services.
7.2. The County shall serve as fiscal agent for the Group for the purpose of receiving and dispersing funds as authorized by the Group and entering into contracts or grant applications on behalf of the Group.
7.3. The County shall maintain records and documents relating to matters that are the subject of this agreement. All such records shall be retained for a period of at least three years after termination of this agreement and, upon request of any party, shall be retained for any additional period requested. The records shall be available to inspection, review and audit by the parties and the State Auditor as provided by law during regular business hours.
County Services. The County Services CFD shall provide the funding required for new and/or enhanced services to be provided by County to the Property and within the Plan Area which would not have been necessary but for the approval of the Entitlements. The funds shall be utilized for some or all of the following purposes:
1) Sheriff services;
2) Fire protection and suppression services, including ambulance and paramedic services;
3) Maintenance of public roadways within the Plan Area, including landscape maintenance within roadway medians and any other roadway landscaping that the County may elect to perform;
4) General government services;
5) Library services;
6) Maintenance of storm drainage systems, excluding the open channel drainageways to be maintained by the Park District as part of its open space maintenance;
7) Transit services; and
8) Any other service provided by the County to the Property that may be allowed by law to be funded through a community facilities district consistent with the Finance Plan. Developer acknowledges that the Placer County General Plan requires that new development must pay the cost of providing public services that are needed to serve new development, and that but for Developer’s agreement to fund the necessary levels of service to the Project, County would not have approved the Entitlements. County has prepared and Developer has reviewed the Service Level Studies which analyze the levels of service that County desires be provided to the Project and Developer concurs that the nature of the project will create new demands on County services and require services and service levels that the County has not previously provided to residents of the County. Developer further acknowledges that County has limited resources to fund such services from existing and future ad valorem property tax revenues and that additional funding as set forth in the Finance Plan will be required to maintain levels of service acceptable to County. Developer further acknowledges that it is County’s objective that new services required by approval of the Specific Plan will not adversely impact the County’s general fund obligations or fiscal revenues from existing and future ad valorem property taxes. Although the exact amount of such additional funding is not certain at this time, Developer acknowledges that the Finance Plan estimates special taxes to fund such services at the rates by applicable land use set forth in Exhibit
County Services. The County shall provide each Participant with the basic GIS services (“CORE GIS Services”), as available, described as follows:
a. Initial transfer to each Participant’s GIS of all digital imagery acquired by the County and access to the updates thereof;
b. Initial transfer to the Participant’s GIS of spatial and tabular data maintained by the County in the Southern Nevada GIS Central Repository and access to the updates thereof;
c. Network support services, if technically feasible, which facilitates the transfer and exchange of data to and from the Participants’ GIS; and
d. Provide assistance in the design and implementation of the Participant’s GIS resources, which is specifically suited to the Participant’s application requirements, and provide informal training of the Participant’s staff as a function of the design and implementation activities as the GIS Management Office resources permits.
County Services. The County will provide and supply at its expense, all services, personnel, labour, equipment and materials necessary or contemplated to perform the services as set out in Schedule “C”.
County Services a) Pursuant to this Agreement, the County agrees to provide an adequate level of law enforcement service to the Reservation. The Tribe shall not be liable for the direct payment of any salaries, wages, or other compensation to any County personnel performing services for the County except for the reimbursement of special event services provided under separate contract or fee schedule.
b) The Parties shall develop procedures addressing the interface between the Tribe, Sheriff, and the Sonoma County District Attorney’s Office ("District Attorney") to aid in the provision of law enforcement services under Public Law 280, including procedures regarding interaction between the Sheriff’s Department and Tribal security personnel, the proper handling and preservation of evidence (particularly with respect to the preparation and protection of surveillance tapes), service of process in criminal proceedings, preparation of incident reports, witness statements, and patrol and arrest procedures.
c) The Sheriff and Tribe shall cooperate in good faith to resolve any conflict between the Sheriffs and Tribe's procedures; however, the Sheriff retains the final authority to determine how any procedural conflicts pertaining to matters strictly within its criminal jurisdiction under Public Law 280 shall be resolved. Such resolution shall serve the purposes and policies of Public Law 280 and this Agreement. Similarly, the Tribe retains the final authority to resolve any internal procedural conflicts pertaining to matters strictly within its jurisdiction. Such resolution shall serve the purposes and policies of applicable laws and this Agreement.
d) If requested by the Sheriff or Tribe, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) may be entered into by and between the Sheriff and Tribe to establish a protocol addressing the provision of law enforcement services under this Agreement. No such MOU shall have the effect of amending this Agreement unless an amendment to this Agreement is approved in writing by the Tribe and the County Board of Supervisors. In the event of any inconsistency between the terms of such an MOU and the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall prevail.
