Nourishment. The City shall provide at the discretion of the Duty Chief nourishment at any major conflagration.
Nourishment. The Department shall provide employees attending at major emergency incidents with nourishment.
Nourishment. The Employer may provide, at the discretion of the Incident Commander, at any emergency over three (3) hours in duration, nourishment for all Employees so involved in active duty.
Nourishment. The Municipality shall provide nourishment at the discretion of the Officer in charge for all employees covered by this Agreement attending any major emergency.
Nourishment. The Employer shall provide for reasonable nourishment and refreshments when an Employee experiences extended times greater than three (3) hours, with patients for transfer of care in hospitals, attending at an incident, or made unavailable to access nourishment and refreshments.
Nourishment. The City shall provide nourishment at any major emergency at the discretion of the senior officer present.
Nourishment. The Employer shall provide, at the discretion of the Fire Chief, Deputy Fire Chief, or Duty Officer, nourishment for the firefighters at any emergency or major conflagration.
Nourishment. In the event of a major incident nourishment shall be provided to the fire fighters on scene. The discretion of the Fire Chief or delegate shall determine to what extent and when such nourishment is provided, reasonableness shall prevail.
Nourishment. Deliverable A: Certification of completion of construction by a professional engineer registered in the State of Florida of nourishment and related services of all eligible island segments within R1-R10 & R33+690-R41+325 completed in FY 2013-14. Total Cost: $4,737,764 (DEP cost $2,368,882). Due Date: December 31, 2017.
Nourishment. The provider will serve nutritious meals and snacks. Meals will be served at the following times (approximate): Breakfast 7:30 am Lunch 11:30 am Snack 3:30 pm Please do not send money, gum, candy, or any other food with your child unless prior agreement has been made. If baby food and bottles are being used, parents are responsible for supplying these. If a child requires a temporary special diet, the parent is responsible for bringing these food items. The meals should come commercially prepared, ready to heat and serve.
