Parks and Recreation Commission Sample Clauses

Parks and Recreation Commission. ‌ The agency will provide a minimum of fifty (50) hours of law enforcement training per year for armed park rangers and forty (40) hours for unarmed park rangers with twenty-four (24) hours delivered at an annual in-service training. In the event that the Employer decides to change the format of the training from in-service to an alternative, it will meet and negotiate with the Union.
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Parks and Recreation Commission. A. Employees housed on-site will be allowed to live in a residence in another park in accordance with agency policy.
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Parks and Recreation Commission. 4.1 The Regional District Board will consult with the Local Trust Committee before initiating the formation of a Parks and Recreation Commission for the local trust area/electoral area.
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Parks and Recreation Commission. The Parks and Recreation Commission has adopted as one of its 2011 priorities to support Youth Well-Being in Palo Alto. By that commitment, we mean to encourage, promote, and collaborate with others in building community understanding and taking actions toward an environment in which youth thrive. Among the action the Parks and Recreation Commission will take are:  Appoint a Commissioner to be the liaison to the Palo Alto Youth Council. The Commissioner will attend at least one Youth Council meeting per month to listen and learn about the issues facing youth and teens and to share and invite youth to be included in Commission decision making.  Formally recognize individuals who demonstrate an outstanding contribution to teens in our community.  With City staff evaluate the adequacy of resources, programs and services with the City of Palo Alto for high-school students during non-school hours  Actively participate in the 2011 Palo Alto Youth Forum  All Commissioners to advocate for Gatekeeper training and commit to taking the training in 2011  Invite Palo Alto Youth Council to meet with Commission in 2011  Appoint a Commissioner to be a liaisons or representative to other youth serving organizations including City/School Liaison, Project Safety Net others TBD. Signed for and on behalf of: CITY OF PALO ALTO - PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
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