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FACTS AND ISSUES. Please provide a description of the facts and issues giving rise to claims and defenses. (You may attach pleadings or other documents, briefs, or other materials, if descriptive.)
FACTS AND ISSUES. Typical Open Play times and other HCPC operations are not fee based, but in the event there are fees or sponsorships collected by HCPC the following guidelines will apply:
FACTS AND ISSUES. Compensation, to the county, for usage of Habersham County parking lot space, is as follows: • $150 per scheduled training session, up to twice per month (maximum of $300) • We expect to have at least 1 training scheduled per month year-round. • Training would take place mostly during regular business hours – Saturdays from 7:00a-4:00p and Sundays from 8:00a-3:00p. Extra part-time hours would be needed to cover 1.5 hours on Saturday and 3 hours for Sunday (we would only need someone there to open the aquatic center for a few hours for the classroom portion of training) • We would post scheduled training weekends and schedule any large events around these dates. This will not otherwise affect regular operating hours for the Aquatic Center • It would affect parking near the tennis/pickleball courts. We will need to make sure schedules are posted there as well.
FACTS AND ISSUES. Compensation to the county, for usage of the aquatic center, is as follows: • Revenue: Participant’s will purchase $30 monthly passes to utilize the pool for fitness classes. With an average of 15 participants each month for 12 months, the estimated revenue to be collected for Habersham County is $5,400. • Class Schedule: AFS operates classes on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 9am to 10am and 11am to 12pm during normal business hours. OPTIONS: 1) Approve recommendation to enter into a renewal agreement with Aquatic Fitness Specialist for 2021. 2) Deny recommendation to enter into a renewal agreement with Aquatic Fitness Specialist for 2021. 3) Commission defined alternative.
FACTS AND ISSUES. This revised agreement (before the Commission at this time) is intended to better clarify the specific expenses which are included in the annual subsidy as the financial responsibility of Habersham County. We believe that this latest agreement is more equitable for all parties and underpayments or overpayments to the Hospital will be more easily reconciled.
FACTS AND ISSUES. Compensation to the county, for usage of the aquatic center, is as follows:
FACTS AND ISSUESIn accordance with the Official Code of Georgia Annotated 42-8-101(a)(1) and at the request the Chief Judge of the Superior Court of Cherokee County, this agreement has been developed to allow for the assignment of probationary services to a private organization at the direction and discretion of the Court. These services are paid by those who are using the program and not the County, so there are no County funds required to support these activities. The agreement contemplates a five (5) year term, yet also allows the Chief Judge to terminate this agreement upon written notice.

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