Designated official. The Municipality herein represents that the First Selectman of the Town of Wilton is the Designated Official to whom the Municipality has granted the authority, throughout the Term of this Master Agreement, to sign and submit on its behalf the Written Acknowledgement of the PAL(s) to the DOT. The Municipality agrees that the signature of the Designated Official shall bind the Municipality with respect to the PAL. Signature by the individual as the Designated Official upon any Written Acknowledgement of a PAL is a representation by such individual that he/she holds the title of the Designated Official as of the date of his/her signature. At any time during the Term, the Municipality may send written notice to the DOT (in accordance with Article 10) of its designation of a new individual to act as the authorized Designated Official specified in Schedule A and the effective date of such designation, upon which date the DOT shall address all PALs and Notices to Proceed or Award to such individual going forward.
Designated official. The designated official is any individual in the health department who has the authority to take appropriate action on behalf of the agency (e.g., decide to activate incident management roles).
Designated official. The designated official is any individual in the health department who has the authority to take the necessary action (e.g., decide to activate incident management roles). Division/group assignment list: A division/group assignment list provides a description of the specific actions that assigned personnel will be taking in support of the overall incident objectives. This list is based on the organizational structure of the Operations Section for the operational period and is documented using Form ICS 204 or equivalent. Further information and guidance on incident objectives is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/pdf/emergency/nims/NIMS_core.pdf (NIMS, December 2008). Drill: A drill is a coordinated, supervised activity usually employed to test a single specific operation or function in a single agency. Drills are commonly used to provide training on new equipment, develop or test new policies or procedures, or practice and maintain current skills. Drills are considered operations-based exercises. Federal agencies: Federal agencies include all federal governmental agencies. Full-scale exercise (FSE): A full-scale exercise is a multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional activity involving actual deployment of resources in a coordinated response as if an incident had occurred. An FSE tests many components of one or more capabilities within emergency response and recovery, and is typically used to assess plans, procedures, and coordinated response under crisis conditions. Characteristics of an FSE include mobilized units, personnel, and equipment; a stressful, realistic environment; and scripted exercise scenarios. FSEs are considered operations-based exercises. Functional exercise (FE): A functional exercise is a single or multi-agency activity designed to evaluate capabilities and multiple functions using a simulated response. An FE is typically used to: evaluate the management of Emergency Operations Centers (aka DOCs), command posts, and headquarters; and assess the adequacy of response plans and resources. Characteristics of an FE include simulated deployment of resources and personnel, rapid problem solving, and a highly stressful environment. FEs are considered operations-based exercises Hazard risk analysis: A hazard risk analysis communicates safety and health issues for emergency responders for a given incident / event by the Safety Officer and identifies mitigation measures to address those issues (NIMS, 2008). Detailed information is available at xxxx:/...
Designated official channels (live studios). Unless otherwise agreed by Party A and Party B or in this Agreement, the authorized channels under this Paragraph do not include the non designated official channels such as live studios, personal video or audio channels, etc. (collectively referred to as “Live Studios”) of anchors not designated by the Parties under Party B’s platforms, that is, the live/on-demand broadcasting of Authorized Matches can only be carried out on the designated official channels, and other non-designated anchors and their Live Rooms inside and outside the platforms cannot use the authorized content without Party A’s written consent. The specific designated anchors shall be subject to other terms of this Agreement and the written agreement separately negotiated and confirmed by the Parties. In addition, if the anchor designated by Party B’s platform broadcasts the authorized content in its Live Studio with Party A’s prior written permission, and if the Match Resources or Authorized Matches are involved in political risks and negative public opinion risks due to the content broadcast by the anchor designated by Party B’s platform, Party A shall have the right to immediately stop the above-mentioned related cooperation and the broadcasting of related programs or videos, and ask Party B to immediately make rectification and not continue broadcasting until the rectification is completed and meets Party A’s requirements.
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Designated official. Each party shall appoint a designated official to receive notices hereunder and to facilitate communication and coordination in implementing this agreement.
Designated official. The Designated Official is determined by the Mayor and will represent the individual within the City Administration responsible for decision making relating to a particular component of this Agreement. Although there may be one Designated Official determined to be the primary City contact for the Master Developer, there may be multiple persons designated by the Mayor to administer specific portions of this Agreement. Primary City contact: - Key Responsibilities Provide leadership for City staff and consultants Provide creativity and dependability to Land Use Planning and Permitting of entitled development Xxxxxx positive relationship with the Master Xxxxxxxxx and Issaquah Community Provide a single interface with the Master Developer - Desired Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning, Economic Development, Engineering, Public Administration or their equivalent, with a preference for a candidate with a related Master’s Degree as well A minimum of 5 years experience in complicated development permitting Experience conducting public hearings and making presentations publicly Solid understanding of local and state regulations - Values Trust of Mayor’s Office, Community and City Council Believes value comes from the Public/Private Partnership Believes in win-win opportunities Relies on other staff with expertise to inform their decisions Attachment 3 Tract QD Easement AFTER RECORDING RETURN TO: Statements shall be sent to the following address: Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx XXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXX & TONGUE LLP 000 XX Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 0000 Portland, OR 97204 ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENT OF EASEMENT RIGHTS AND CONSENT Assignor: Grand-Glacier LLC, a Washington limited liability company Assignee: Swedish Health Services, a Washington nonprofit corporation Abbreviated Legal Description: Tract QD of Final Plat of West 45, Volume 235, pages 15-22, Recording No. 20060619000212, King County, Washington Additional Legal Description: Exhibit A Assessor's Tax Parcel No.: 3630250220 Additional Reference Document: 20071121000375 THIS ASSIGNMENT AND AMENDMENT OF EASEMENT RIGHTS AND CONSENT (this "Assignment") is made and entered into as of this day of , 2013, by and between GRAND- GLACIER LLC, a Washington limited liability company ("Assignor"), and SWEDISH HEALTH SERVICES, a Washington nonprofit corporation ("Assignee"), with the consent of the CITY OF ISSAQUAH, WASHINGTON, a Washington municipal corporation (the "City").
Designated official. The designated official is any individual in the health department who has the authority to take appropriate action on behalf of the agency (e.g., decide to activate incident management roles). Immediate: Immediate means an expectation of performance with no delay. There is an expectation that upon notification, pre-identified staff are to report for duty within 60 minutes. Incident management lead roles: Incident management lead roles refer to the Command staff (incident commander, public information officer, safety officer, liaison officer) required to support the command function in an incident as well as General staff (operations section chief, planning section chief, logistics section chief, and finance/administration section chief), or their equivalent titles and/or roles, in an awardee health department. The level of complexity and characteristics of an incident will direct the activation of certain IM lead roles. Not all lead roles will be activated for a given response. Moreover, in certain scenarios, individual staff members may cover more than one IM role at a time. Finally, it is possible that an agency may include additional personnel in key IM lead roles (e.g., chief science officer, chief medical officer, etc.). Pre-identified staff: Pre-identified staff refers to personnel who are selected, in advance of an incident, to fill specified incident management roles. Contact information for public health staff with incident management roles should be maintained and updated frequently. Staff assembly: Staff assembly refers to the convening of health department staff who have been assigned to fill incident management lead roles. Staff assembly can occur at a physical location (e.g., Department or Emergency Operations Center), virtually (e.g., through a web-based interface such as WebEOC), or a combination of both.
