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.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Local Government Authority includes, but is not limited to: i. A political subdivision of a State,
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Any municipality that exercises regulatory authority over and grants development permits for land development or which provides public facilities.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Responsibilities will include:
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
LOCAL GOVERNMENT l. This sphere includes, inter alia, formulation and implementation of Local Government policies, appointment of Local Government officials, approval of Local Government budgets, tenders, acquisitions, fees and tariffs, alteration of Local Government boundaries, creation and dissolution of Local Government, Local Government election processes, Local Government inspections and the creation of joint service councils, city councils, in their capacity as local planning committees, and the operation and maintenance of the municipal water and electricity distribution systems and pricing of these services. The term "Local Government" in this Article includes municipal councils, village councils and all other communities which lack municipal status.
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. Fees and Rules Coloma Public Library Hours of Service Monday - Friday 10:00am-6:00pm 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-Libra...
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.
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.
