LOCAL GOVERNMENT. RESPONSIBILITIES AS A RUNOFF MAN- AGEMENT GRANTEE AND COST−SHARE PROVIDER. The department shall require the governmental unit to do all of the following as conditions of receiving a runoff management grant when the gov- ernmental unit will use the grant funds to provide cost sharing to landowners and land operators.
(a) Execute a runoff management grant agreement with the de- partment for grant funds necessary to administer cost−share agreements with eligible landowners and land operators. This re- quirement may be waived if the department and the governmental unit agree to delegate these responsibilities to another govern- mental unit with jurisdiction sufficient to meet all the conditions of the grant.
(b) Enter into cost−share agreements with eligible recipients located within the project area. This requirement may be waived if the department and the governmental unit agree to delegate this responsibility to another governmental unit with jurisdiction suf- ficient to enforce all the conditions of the cost−share agreement.
(c) Be fiscally responsible for the use of cost−share funds pro- vided to cost−share recipients under the runoff management grant agreement. This includes preparing and maintaining adequate fis- cal management and technical assistance files as described in s. NR 155.29. This requirement may be waived if the department and the governmental unit agree to delegate these responsibilities to another governmental unit with adequate jurisdiction.
(d) Provide the department with verification of proper installa- tion, operation and maintenance of urban best management prac- tices for cost−share agreements for which it is the cost−share pro- vider.
(e) Contact all landowners and land operators within the proj- ect area that are the target of technical assistance and cost−sharing under the grant.
(f) Participate with the department in project reviews.
(g) Enforce the terms and conditions of the cost−share agree- ment as described in s. NR 155.22.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Any municipality that exercises regulatory authority over and grants development permits for land development or which provides public facilities.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Local Government Authority includes, but is not limited to: i. A political subdivision of a State,
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. RESPONSIBILITIES AS A RUNOFF MAN- AGEMENT GRANTEE AND COST−SHARE PROVIDER. The department shall require the governmental unit to do all of the following as conditions of receiving a runoff management grant when the gov- ernmental unit will use the grant funds to provide cost sharing to landowners and land operators.
(a) Execute a runoff management grant agreement with the department for grant funds necessary to administer cost−share agreements with eligible landowners and land operators. This requirement may be waived if the department and the governmen- tal unit agree to delegate these responsibilities to another govern- mental unit with jurisdiction sufficient to meet all the conditions of the grant.
(b) Enter into cost−share agreements with eligible recipients located within the project area. This requirement may be waived if the department and the governmental unit agree to delegate this responsibility to another governmental unit with jurisdiction suf- ficient to enforce all the conditions of the cost−share agreement.
(c) Be fiscally responsible for the use of cost−share funds pro- vided to cost−share recipients under the runoff management grant agreement. This includes preparing and maintaining adequate fis- cal management and technical assistance files as described in s. NR 153.29. This requirement may be waived if the department and the governmental unit agree to delegate these responsibilities to another governmental unit with adequate jurisdiction.
(d) Provide the department with verification of proper installa- tion, operation and maintenance of best management practices for cost−share agreements for which it is the cost−share provider.
(e) Provide best management practice technical design and installation assistance for all best management practices in cost− share agreements within its jurisdiction. The governmental unit may assign this requirement to another governmental unit if approved by the department.
(f) Contact all landowners and land operators of lands within the project area that are the target of technical assistance and cost sharing under the grant.
(g) Participate with the department in project reviews.
(h) Enforce the terms and conditions of the cost−share agree- ment as described in s. NR 153.22.
(i) Provide financial support towards the implementation of a project including:
1. Arrange funding for staff support necessary to complete the project.
2. Arrange funding for the local share of any best manage- ment practice the governm...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Responsibilities will include:
1. all intra-building Network maintenance and security ;
2. ensuring that back-door connectivity behind the building router is prohibited;
3. provisioning of its Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) services;
4. building infrastructure connectivity; 5. all grid (jack), wiring identification, and tracking for LOCAL GOVERNMENT owned facilities;
6. providing, where possible, network engineers or technicians to assist with all portions of network equipment attachments, from provisioning to troubleshooting; Initial diagnostic actions will ideally be performed by the LOCAL GOVERNMENT technical staff to evaluate whether the cause of any system problem is associated with factors under the control of the LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
7. ensuring that network security hardware and software is installed in order to minimize the risk of a virus and surreptitious or otherwise inappropriate network entry; The LOCAL GOVERNMENT will ensure that security procedures, hardware, and software are in place to prevent unauthorized access to the COUNTY network from LOCAL GOVERNMENT owned network property.
8. requesting changes in network equipment attachments services; Requests for changes shall be submitted to ISS CIO, or designee, for action. The LOCAL GOVERNMENT shall be advised of the disposition of the request within thirty (30) calendar days of submission. Such request shall include extension of network services to additional sites identified by the LOCAL GOVERNMENT. The LOCAL GOVERNMENT shall be responsible for all reasonable costs associated with requested changes to network services approved by the COUNTY, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
9. providing, at its expense, the following equipment and facilities at each LOCAL GOVERNMENT owned building (if required): □ an environmentally stable and secure area large enough to accommodate a 19”-wide rack with a height up to 7 feet; and This area shall contain two (2) dedicated electrical circuits for providing power to the switching equipment. □ air conditioning units which deliver a capacity of BTUs to the equipment room as specified by the manufacturer of equipment installed at the LOCAL GOVERNMENT’s site. The LOCAL GOVERNMENT shall periodically monitor the air conditioning units to ensure temperatures are within acceptable limits.
10. adhering to a documented plan of security strategies deployed to prevent unauthorized access into the physical location(s) where network access could b...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT i. shall utilize the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s E-Verify system to verify the employment eligibility of all new employees hired by the LOCAL GOVERNMENT during the term of the contract; and
ii. shall expressly require any subcontractors performing work or providing services pursuant to the state contract to likewise utilize the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s E-Verify system to verify the employment eligibility of all new employees hired by the subcontractor during the contract term.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Government municipalities in Coloma Public Library’s legal service area may request one use of the Community Room per calendar year, free of charge. The request must be made directly from the Municipality’s clerk. Individual elected officials are not eligible for the local government exemption described in this clause. Saturday 10:00am-2:00pm During Open Hours Over 4 hours After Hours Base rate+$5 per hr or same fees as Private, Social Non-Profit Use $25 up to 4 hrs partial Use Base rate+$5 per hr or same fees as Private, Social Commercial use $50 up to 4 hrs partial Use Base rate+$15 per hr or Base rate + $25 per hr or Private, Social use $75 up to 4 hrs partial partial Local Government use 1 free use per year 1 free use per year N/A A signed Community Room Rental Agreement, rental fee, and cleaning deposit of $50.00 must be provided to the Library before the room will be confirmed. Accepted forms of payment are cash and checks. The cleaning fee will be returned to the renter if the room has been restored to its original condition by the end of the rental period. If the room has not been adequately cleaned or has been kept beyond the time rented, the cleaning deposit will be forfeited. The Community Room is available for rent from the Library’s open hours. After-hours use is exceptional; and may be considered only when a member of the Library Administration or Board Member is available for building supervision. Individuals and organizations may rent the Community Room a maximum of 6 times per year. Occupancy is limited to 100 people. All persons on Library property are subject to Library policies at all times. Children attending an event in the Community Room must be directly supervised by responsible adults for the duration of the event. Community Room use is limited to the Community Room, kitchenette, and public restrooms. Other areas of the Library are not included in rental agreements. Excessive noise violates the Code of Conduct Policy. Violation of Library policies may result in future ineligibility for renting the Community Room. It is recommended to keep the doors to the Community Room closed to reduce noise during events. Alcohol use is not permitted. Smoking is only permitted outside and must comply with Michigan’s Smoke-Free Air Law. No items may be bought and sold on Library premises. Library staff will not be responsible for registering attendees at non-Library sponsored events. The Library’s Emergency Closing Policy applies to Community Room...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. (1) The local government must be located within the area designated by the Associate Direc- tor as eligible for assistance under a major disaster declaration. In addition, State law must not prohibit the local government from incurring the indebt- edness resulting from a Federal loan.
(2) Criteria considered by FEMA in determining the eligibility of a local government for a Community Disaster Loan include the loss of tax and other revenues as result of a major disaster, a demonstrated need for financial as- sistance in order to perform its govern- mental functions, the maintenance of an annual operating budget, and the re- sponsibility to provide essential mu- nicipal operating services to the com- munity. Eligibility for other assistance under the Act does not, by itself, estab- lish entitlement to such a loan.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. (CONTRACTS) ACT 1997 The certificate in respect of this Agreement to be provided by the Councils (not being the Lead Council) in respect of their powers to enter into this Agreement and support the Lead Council model whereby the Lead Council enters into the Project Agreement with the Contractor and accepts a contingent liability for the Relevant Discharge Terms (as defined in the Project Agreement) on behalf of itself assuming the other Councils are committed to underwriting their proportion of any compensation payable under the Relevant Discharge Terms pursuant to section 3 of the Local Government (Contracts) Act 1997 shall be provided by the Councils (not being the Lead Council) to the Lead Council on or before the date of this Agreement.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. 1. The provinces shall be administered by civilian governors appointed by the President of the Republic and confirmed by the Senate.
2. Communes shall be decentralized administrative entities. They shall be the basis of economic and social development, and shall be divided into collines or zones and such other subdivisions as are provided for by law.
3. The law shall make provision for the circumstances under which a commune administrator may be dismissed or suspended, by the central authorities or by the Commune Council, for good cause including incompetence, corruption, gross misconduct or embezzlement.
