Intermunicipal Cooperation. 4.1 The Parties agree to create a recommending body known as the Intermunicipal Collaboration Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Committee).
Intermunicipal Cooperation. The County and the City acknowledge that intergovernmental cooperation and reform are essential for leaner, more efficient government and accordingly the County and City having embarked upon intermunicipal cooperative agreements in the past, including an agreement for the sharing of tourism services. Thus, the parties agree that without reaching this sales tax agreement, it would be impossible to implement and continue other progressive cost saving measures that would benefit the County and the City and its respective residents and taxpayers.
Intermunicipal Cooperation. 14.4.1. The municipalities agree to create a recommending body known as the Intermunicipal Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Committee).
Intermunicipal Cooperation. 2.1. This Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework identifies the services provided by each individual municipality, the services which are best provided on an intermunicipal basis, and how services to be provided on an intermunicipal basis will be delivered and funded.
Intermunicipal Cooperation. 1) The Council of the Municipalities shall be the forum for the review of the Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework.
Intermunicipal Cooperation. INTERMUNICIPAL COMMITTEE
Intermunicipal Cooperation. 1) Camrose County and Xxxxx County agree to create a recommending body known as the Intermunicipal Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Committee).
Intermunicipal Cooperation. It might be that your municipality feels too small to put itself on the mar- ket. Why not try and link up with other municipalities that share the same interests, so you can go through the process together? The municipalities of Lommel and Ardooie, for instance, joined forces to cooperate with a munic- ipality in Namibia. Xxx Xxxxxxx, council cabinet member for international co-operation, Lom- xxx: “We think that being a rural municipality, Ardooie complements us and will add value to the cooperation.” What goes for the North also goes for the South. In Guatemala, big munic- ipalities like Cobán are subdivided into regions, each with their own mayor. Each region is in turn composed of communities (38 for just one region in Cobán) of between 50 and 500 people – a set-up in no way comparable to ours. As both Herent and the Guatemalan partners encourage civic partici- pation, cooperation with the different levels was an obvious choice. Be- cause of the complexity of this type of cooperation, a North-South official was hired to act as a central information point for all the municipalities. Herent council claims that cooperation with several municipalities delivers big benefits and greater momentum through motivating and keeping check on one another. The towns of Herent and Xxxx both had neighbouring municipalities as partners in Guatemala. They linked up to organise a conference with their Guatemala partners to look for solutions in a range of policy spheres. The conference topic was: how does my past shape my future (my local opera- tion and planning)? The scale of the event was what decided Herent to work together with Xxxx.
