General Organization Sample Clauses

General Organization. A. This MPO shall consist of a Policy Committee who shall act as the Governing Body. B. As the Governing Body, the Policy Committee shall be the recognized decision- making body for the Metropolitan Planning Organization and shall guide and approve all planning activities and projects, unless specific items are reserved for a higher authority. C. The Policy Committee shall adopt By-Laws to govern their operation, but no By-Law may change or be in conflict with provisions of this Intergovernmental Agreement. D. The Policy Committee may incur expenses as necessary to fulfill the mission of the MPO provided that funding is available. It is recognized, and allowed, that some funding may be derived on a reimbursement basis and that is permissible. E. The Policy Committee is not authorized to make any contractual commitments which could become an unfunded financial liability to the member entities. F. No debt, which does not include contractual reimbursements, may be incurred without the express written authorization of each individual entity that has membership on the MPO Policy Committee. G. When incurred expenses must be paid by the member entities, the proportionate share for each entity will be based on the percent of voting members each entity is allowed, except the State of Illinois will not be factored into that calculation. The State of Illinois may voluntarily contribute funds toward these expenses and those contributions will be deducted from the total before the remaining proportionate shares are calculated. H. The Policy Committee may choose to serve as an oversight level of Transit programs operating in DeKalb County, but only in an advisory capacity. I. The Policy Committee may establish such other Committees and Task Forces as deemed appropriate for the effective and efficient operation of this MPO.
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General Organization. A. The agency shall be organized into a General Assembly, consisting of all voting members of the organization, an Executive Board of representatives of the voting members, and advisory boards and task forces as established by the Board. B. The General Assembly shall meet annually and otherwise at the request of the Board to elect officers from the Executive Board, and to review and ratify key decisions of the Board, such as the annual budget of the agency and essential policy documents, including the regional transportation plan and regional growth management strategy and amendments to them. C. The Executive Board shall carry out all delegated powers and managerial and administrative responsibilities between the meetings of the full Assembly. D. Key policy boards to advise the Executive Board on recommended changes in policy or new direction on regional transportation and regional growth management will be created by the Board. 1. As directed by state law, the Board will establish a regional Transportation Policy Board to provide advice on regional aspects of transportation issues to the Executive Board and participate in agency policy making. It will include representatives of large and small employers in the region, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), transit and port districts in the region, representatives of community and neighborhood organizations and other interest groups, and citizens at large, as well as representatives of cities, towns, and counties which are members of the organization and such statutory members as may be required from time to time. 2. A regional growth management board will be similarly constituted and provide policy advice on regional aspects of growth management issues. E. The Board shall establish such other standing committees or task forces as may be required to provide advice and recommendations to the Board. F. The Board shall hire an Executive Director who shall be subject to direction of the Board. The Executive Director shall hire necessary staff consistent with the agency's annual budget. The Board is authorized to contract for professional services to meet other support needs that may arise and otherwise enter into contracts and acquire, hold and dispose of personal and real property as necessary.
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General Organization. 1.1 The person who has overall responsibility for Safety within the Company is the Company Managing Director. Within Company it is recognized and practiced that Safety is a Line Management Responsibility and is inseparable from the Operations Responsibilities of Line Management. 1.2 Company has identified a sole contact person who shall be available, with normal office hours on a rotation basis, in the event of any incident. He is responsible for handling any Minor Emergency and informing the General Manager Operations and Safety and Environment Manager; however, in the event of a Major Emergency his responsibility is to activate the Company Emergency Contingency Procedure. The names and radio contact numbers of the personnel assigned this duty shall appear on the Company Duty Call-Out roster displayed on main notice boards and in Company control rooms.
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General Organization. The chapters included here don’t trace an unfolding argument, but rather examine different, albeit related, aspects of the Line. They are intended to exist in chiasmic relation to one another, presenting distinct, intertwining observations that present a xxxxxx picture when seen together. This holds especially true for film chapters three and five. We are in the habit of seeing images as information, as texts, as being ‘about’ something (XxxXxxxxxx, 1998, p. 248-249), but I ask that photographs and films be approached on their own terms. While integral to the written chapters, the films are not intended to illustrate them, nor should the written sections be understood as explanation of the films. As mentioned earlier, “images and written texts not only tell us things differently, they tell us different things” (XxxXxxxxxx, 1998, p. 257). Thus generally speaking, the textual and visual elements of this project are meant to exist in equal relation to one another, not for the visual to be subsumed under the explanatory needs of the textual. That being said, it’s likely that at any given point an element in one might undercut or expand an aspect in the other. Such is the nature of working in-between these mediums. A quick note on the economy and labor. There is a vast literature on labor and the informal economy in Mexico and Latin America. There are studies on informal labor and its 35 Film and visual culture scholars have analyzed the place of space—understood beyond ‘setting’ as ‘landscape’—in film (Xxxxxxxxx & Xxxxxx, 2011; Xxxxxx & Xxxxxx, 2010; Xxxxxxxx, 2006). Geographers too have examined this relationship (Xxxxxxxxx & Xxxxx, 2002), increasingly exploring film and video as geographic methodologies not only as objects of analysis (Xxxxxxx, 2011; Lorimer, 2010). Ethnographic filmmakers and anthropologists studying space have not been in too much communication, however.
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General Organization. A. This MPO shall consist of a Policy Committee who shall act as the Governing Body. B. As the Governing Body, the Policy Committee shall be the recognized decision-making body for the Metropolitan Planning OrganizationMPO and shall guide and approve all planning activities and projects, unless specific items are reserved for a higher authority. C. The Policy Committee shallmay adopt By-Laws or revisions thereto to govern their operation, but no By-Law may change or be in conflict with provisions of this Intergovernmental Agreement. D. DSATS constitutes a public body for purposes of the Illinois Open Meetings Act, 5 ILCS 120/0.01, et. seq., as do all subsidiary public committees thereof, including but not limited to the Policy Committee. All meetings of DSATS or any committee thereof shall be conducted as open meetings, unless all or some portion thereof is eligible for discussion in a properly convened executive session. DSATS and all committees thereof shall adopt an annual meeting schedule and shall otherwise comply with the above-referenced Act. It is acknowledged that DSATS shall employ one or more full-time employees and the Policy Committee shall designate one such employee as its officer for purposes of complying with the Open Meetings Act and the Freedom of Information Act, 5 ILCS 140/0.01, et. seq. 1. Information in regard to the duties and activities under this agreement may be considered public records, subject to the exceptions of disclosure as provided for in the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140/1, et seq.). As such, each member agrees to respond to any requests by the MPO to provide necessary FOIA responsive documentation in relation to the MPO’s activities in a timely manner after receiving a request to do so. E. The members acknowledge that at some point in time, it may prove advantageous to convert from provision of public transit services in the fashion they are currently configured (with such services being coordinated through the City of DeKalb), to providing such services through a newly created Mass Transit District. Until a Mass Transit District or similar governing organization is established for transit operations, the Policy Committee will serve in an advisory capacity to transit operations in DeKalb County, as indicated in Article VIII(A)(3) below. F. The Policy Committee may establish such other Committees and Task Forces as deemed appropriate for the effective and efficient operation of this MPO, in compliance w...
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