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Description of Proposal. (describe nature and extent of the rezoning request, reasons for rezoning)
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Description of Proposal. 3.1 Objectives of the project. (Brief and to the point) 3.2 Preliminary Investigations done by organisation. (if any) 3.3 S&T component in the project. 3.4 Linkage with S&T Institutions / NGOs / resource persons / R&D organization / Industry for technical backup. 3.5 Other organisations working in this area. 3.6 Methodology detailing stepwise activities and sub-activities.
Description of Proposal. This proposal will involve the development of flexible learning programmes, to be delivered twice a year from centres in Barrow and Carlisle. Each programme will provide places for up to 15 teenage mothers, and will run for 10-weeks with 15 hours contact time per week. However, the programme will provide flexibility to the participants with regard to hours and days of attendance, and free and flexible child care, travel and subsistence costs will be provided to all participants. The content of the programme will be determined by the needs of the participants, and will provide individually-tailored learning experiences. Connexions will recruit designated Personal Advisers to engage with teenage mothers aged 16- 19 currently not in learning. Teenage mothers living in deprived and rurally isolated areas will be specifically targeted. The early stages of engagement will include working on raising the aspirations and expectations of teenage mothers, in order that they feel ready to participate in learning. The Personal Advisers supporting the programmes will continue to provide a high level of support to participants throughout the duration of the programme to ensure that they successfully complete the programme and it leads to a positive learning outcome. Connexions will link with all key statutory and non-statutory organisations to ensure that the programmes are positively promoted, including Social Services, community midwives, health visitors, LEA Re-integration Officers and housing support organisations. These organisations will be encouraged to refer teenage mothers to Connexions in order to encourage them to participate in learning. Arrangements will be made with Job Centre Plus to ensure that participants receiving benefits will not have their benefits affected by participation in the programme. Estimated costs: ▪ £58,000 pa staff costs ▪ £13,000 pa to run 4 education/training programmes ▪ £12,200 pa for childcare, travel and subsistence costs and help with purchasing materials for 60 participants ▪ Total over 3 years = £249,600 Amount of PPG and UCAs not yet quantified % accessing learning 39% 43% 51% The Local PSA will lead to an additional 9% of teenage mothers in Carlisle, Xxxx and Xxxxxxx (? people) being able to access learning, and 60% of all teenage mothers who participate in the programme will subsequently continue in learning. This increase is in line with the national target for increasing the participation of teenage mothers in learning (60%...
Description of Proposal. The appointment of respite care coordinators, who will develop knowledge regarding the optimum times for individuals to use respite care, will improve access to respite care and maximise the use of existing facilities.
Description of Proposal. 1.1 At the 8th May 2008 Planning Committee, Members resolved to grant planning permission under application ref. 08/00190/FUL for the demolition of the vacant public house and erection of a two and half storey development of 9 no 2 bedroom and 5 no 1 bedroom flats, 14 parking spaces and cycle and refuse stores, subject to the completion of a S106 Legal Agreement. 1.2 This application now seeks to revoke the Legal Agreement so that no financial contributions would be required. 1.3 This application is currently subject to appeal for non-determination due to a delay in progressing the application (principally as a result of the applicant’s resistance to funding an independent viability assessment).
Description of Proposal. The description of the proposal is to provide detailed information to allow the reader to understand the purpose and outcome of the application(s). This section of the report must provide details about proposed uses, proposed buildings and siting, if known, the planning history of the site (i.e. previous applications), identification of how the lands will be serviced and any previous consultations with the Town, Region and Conservation Authority. Where modifications to the Official Plan are proposed, a detailed description of the proposed amendment and proposed modification should be included. Where modifications to the Zoning By-law provisions are proposed, a detailed concept plan should be provided illustrating all applicable zoning regulations, (i.e. lot frontage, setbacks, coverage, encroachments, building height, parking (number and size of parking spaces, and driveway aisles), etc.).
Description of Proposal. Duke Power Company proposes to lease to
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Description of Proposal. Duke Power Company proposes to lease to Southeastern Land Sales, Inc. (Harbor
Description of Proposal. Duke Power Company proposes to lease to Southdell, Inc. a 0.323 acre parcel of project land for the construction of 8
Description of Proposal. Reems Ranch intends to develop the Site as an industrial facility or similar type development that is consistent and compatible with the land uses permitted under Section 1010.6 of the Maricopa County Zoning Ordinance, ARS §28-8481, and the approved UCCD. The Proposed Land Use Table is divided into various Luke AFB noise contours, which coincide with the Luke AFB noise contour areas shown on the Conceptual Land Use Exhibit provided at Exhibit 2. Railroad and rapid rail transit Y Y Y Highway and street right-of-way Y Y Y Motor vehicle parking Y Y Y Communications (noise sensitive) Y Y N Utilities Y Y N Other transportation, communications, and utilities Y Y Y Wholesale trade Y Y Y Building materials-retail Y Y Y General merchandise-retail Y Y N Food retail Y Y N Automotive and marine Y Y N Apparel and accessories-retail Y Y N Eating and drinking places Y Y N Furniture and home furnishings-retail Y Y N Other retail trade Y Y N Finance, insurance, real estate Y Y N Personal services Y Y N Business services Y Y N Repair services Y Y Y Contract construction services Y Y N Indoor recreation services Y Y N Other services Y Y N Food and kindred products Y Y Y Textile mill products Y Y Y Apparel Y Y Y Lumber and wood products Y Y Y Furniture and fixtures Y Y Y Paper and allied products Y Y Y Printing and publishing Y Y Y Chemicals and allied products Y Y Y Petroleum refining, and related industries Y Y Y Rubber and miscellaneous plastic Y Y Y Xxxxx, xxxx and glass products Y Y Y Primary metal industries Y Y Y Fabricated metal products Y Y Y Professional, scientific, and controlling instruments Y Y N Miscellaneous manufacturing Y Y Y Government services Y Y N Cultural activities, including churches Y N N Medical and other health services Y N N Cemeteries Y Y N Nonprofit organizations Y N N Correctional facilities Y Y Y Other public and quasi-public services Y N N Playgrounds and neighborhood parks Y N N Community and regional Y N N Nature exhibits N N N Spectator sports, incl. arenas Y N N Golf courses and riding stables Y Y N Water based recreational areas Y Y N Resort and group camps Y N N Auditoriums and concert halls Y N N Outdoor amphitheaters and music shells Y Y N Agriculture (except livestock) Y Y Y Livestock farming and animal breeding Y Y Y Forestry activities Y Y Y Fishing activities and related services Y N N Permanent open space Y Y Y Water areas (not incidental to farming) Y N N Other restrictions on the Site shall include: • No new ponds or water feat...
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