COUNTY SHALL Sample Clauses

COUNTY SHALL. A. Provide on-site access to proprietary software and hardware in order to conduct the business of these programs.

COUNTY SHALL. 25 1. Each fiscal year develop a preliminary annual Work Plan to provide field operations, 26 contract effort and support operations required to provide the level of maintenance requested by the 1 AGENCY and within the "not to exceed" amount established by this Agreement. The preliminary Work 3 AGENCY’s historical maintenance workload, discussions with AGENCY’s Project Manager of future 4 priority and emphasis, and changes in the composition of the COUNTY work force and contract 5 capability. COUNTY shall submit the preliminary annual Work Plan to AGENCY for review by August 1 6 of each year for the next fiscal year scheduled to begin July 1. The annual Work Plan shall be finalized 7 by October 1, consistent with AGENCY recommendations and available resources. The Work Plan shall 8 include an allowance for miscellaneous work to respond to anticipatable emergencies. The Work Plan 9 for the initial fiscal year is attached as Exhibit A, and shall be replaced at the end of each fiscal year with 10 the annual Work Plan for the subsequent fiscal year. 11 2. Perform road maintenance and operation functions as requested by AGENCY: 12 a. Provide sign fabrication/maintenance/installation services. 13 b. Provide weed abatement within SJH Maintenance Areas to conform to COUNTY 14 fire department requirements. 15 c. Provide erosion control 16 d. Provide various construction activities 17 e. Provide attenuator repair/installation 18 f. Provide highway striping and stenciling services as specified by AGENCY 19 g. Provide labor, materials and equipment to perform various work tasks as defined 20 by AGENCY. 21 3. Road maintenance activities may be performed by COUNTY either by force account or 22 contract, or a combination of the two. 23 4. Perform emergency or special road maintenance and operation functions necessitated by 24 accidents, storms or other weather conditions, slides, settlements, or other unusual or unexpected 25 damage to a roadway, structure, or facility. 1 5. Be and is hereby designated as contract and construction agent to do and perform all 2 things necessary in order to design and accomplish road maintenance tasks by contract. 3 6. Prepare general work schedule indicating work to be accomplished by contract and work 4 to be accomplished by force account. Prepare specific work schedule for COUNTY force account work 5 that includes all AGENCY service requests and provide a copy to AGENCY on a biweekly basis. Adjust 6 work schedules to address AGENCY comm...

COUNTY SHALL. .1 The County will transfer ownership of the property in Exhibit A to Housing Agency for the price of one dollar for the development of a 50 unit Housing First Building once the conditions in Section 2.2 are met. .2 Commitment of all financing for the services for the project by County. County will be utilizing certain forms of financial assistance provided for by federal and state law, and by County policy. This assistance may include, but is not limited to, the use of Continuum of Care funding, Emergency Housing Account funding, billable Medicaid services under the Oregon Health Plan. County shall use its best efforts to determine availability of public financial assistance as expediently as possible. .3 Commitment of all financing for the operations by the parties. The Housing Agency and County will be utilizing certain forms of financial assistance provided by federal and state law, and the parties policies. The assistance may include Project Based Section 8 Certificates and Continuum of Care funding, and others. The parties shall use their best efforts to determine availability of public assistance as expediently as possible.

COUNTY SHALL. 1. Provide, for viewing only, Weed Abatement maps as necessary to accomplish the work. Maps shall remain the property of the County. They must be maintained in good condition. 2. Provide an County’s Project Manager or designee who will be available to assist Contractor in planning and outlining the work. 3. Pay for actual work done on previously approved site. All property measurements shall be made by County. All work orders shall be agreed upon by County and Contractor. Repeated unsatisfactory work will be reported to Deputy Purchasing Agent in charge of this Contract.

COUNTY SHALL. 19 4.1.1 Provide CONTRACTOR four (4) hours advance notice for TDM 20 meetings scheduled beyond the hours of Monday through Friday, 9:45 a.m. 21 through 6:15 p.m.; 22 4.1.2 Provide CONTRACTOR a minimum of forty-eight (48) hours 23 advance notice on scheduled Parent Volunteer meetings, activities and events; 24 4.1.3 Communicate verbally with CONTRACTOR, in a timely and prompt 25 manner, when Child Care Provider staff may be temporarily released when child 26 care services will not be required for a period lasting one (1) or more hours. 27 4.1.3.1 When CONTRACTOR’s Child Care Provider staff is 28 temporarily released by COUNTY from providing services under this Agreement, 1 CONTRACTOR’s staff will have the option of leaving the COUNTY facility 2 described in Paragraph 6, Facilities, of this Exhibit “A” or remaining and

COUNTY SHALL. 10 1. Each fiscal year develop a Work Plan for work to be performed during the following fiscal 11 year to provide field operations, contract effort and support operations required to provide the level of 12 maintenance requested by the CITY and within the "not to exceed" amount established by this

COUNTY SHALL. A. Meet with local U.S. Forest Service representative on a regular, recurring schedule for meaningful communication about projects, planning, and other initiatives. B. Request Cooperating Agency status for specific project-level NEPA either posted on the U.S. Forest Service’s Schedule of Proposed Actions (SOPA) or from communications with Northern Hills Ranger District, identifying how the County has special expertise for each request. When the request is accepted by the U.S. Forest Service, perform the duties of a Cooperating Agency as defined in 40 CFR 1501.6 for environmental analyses conducted for which the U.S. Forest Service is the lead Federal agency. C. As mutually agreed, provide information, comments, and technical expertise to the U.S. Forest Service regarding those elements of the environmental analyses for which it has special expertise. This may include review and written comments on draft environmental analyses prior to public distribution to ensure technical accuracy of disclosures regarding state laws, regulations, plans, programs and policies, and recommendations for improvement of materials that are found to be incomplete or inaccurate. D. Participate in the public comment process and the objection process, however it may not use or disclose confidential information in doing so. E. Identify which county commissioner or delegated county employee will be the point of contact for each collaborative project. County representatives must attest that they have no financial or other interest in the outcome of the collaborative project.

COUNTY SHALL a) Provide and maintain facilities, as presently available and as necessary, for the PROGRAMS. b) Assure that staff is adequate in number and quality to provide safe and continuous management of the PROGRAMS in cooperation with the INSTITUTION and, if applicable, the INSTITUTION’S instructor. c) Provide emergency first aid for any student who becomes sick or injured by conditions arising out of or in the course of student’s participation in the PROGRAMS at COUNTY. d) Have the right, after consultation with the INSTITUTION, to discontinue the assignment of any students at any time during the period of this Agreement, or refuse to accept for further programs any of the INSTITUTION’S students who, in COUNTY’S judgment, are not participating satisfactorily. Students not following COUNTY policies will be removed from the COUNTY facilities immediately.

COUNTY SHALL. 1 1. Each fiscal year develop a preliminary annual Work Plan to provide field operations, 2 contract effort and support operations required to provide the level of maintenance requested by the 3 AGENCY and within the "not to exceed" amount established by this Agreement. The preliminary Work 5 AGENCY’s historical maintenance workload, discussions with AGENCY’s Project Manager of future 6 priority and emphasis, and changes in the composition of the COUNTY work force and contract

COUNTY SHALL a) Provide and maintain facilities, as presently available and as necessary, for INSTITUTION’s PROGRAM. b) Ensure that staff is adequate in number and quality to provide safe and continuous management of the INSTITUTION’s PROGRAM in cooperation with INSTITUTION’s instructor. c) Provide emergency first aid for any student who becomes sick or injured by conditions arising out of or in the course of student’s participation in the INSTITUTION’s PROGRAM at COUNTY. d) Provide appropriate Personal Protective Equipment to STUDENTS while on medical calls (i.e. gloves, face mask, eye protection, and medical gown). e) Have the right, after consultation with INSTITUTION, to discontinue the assignment of any STUDENTS at any time during the period of this Agreement, or refuse to accept for further programs any of INSTITUTION’s STUDENTS who, in COUNTY’s judgment, are not participating satisfactorily. STUDENTS not following COUNTY policies will be removed from COUNTY DocuSign Envelope ID: 557A53DE-59FE-4809-873D-D5CDFAC55C20 facilities immediately. f) Provide required Health Insurance Portability and Accountability (HIPAA) Privacy and Security training to all STUDENTS participating in the INSTITUTION’s PROGRAM at COUNTY. COUNTY shall maintain records documenting this training.