Participating Counties Sample Clauses

Participating Counties. The Participating Counties are all the counties or city and counties that are signatories to this Agreement, including those counties or city and counties that execute this Agreement in years subsequent to the commencement of this Agreement.
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Participating Counties. A. Each Participating County shall have the following responsibilities: i. Each Participating County shall pay its share of the costs to administer the Licensing Program on or before March 1 of each year. ii. Each Participating County will appoint one voting representative to serve on the Program Committee. iii. Each Participating County shall be solely responsible for administering its own licensing program, in accordance with the EMS Act and EMS Regulations, for the ambulance service providers based within its jurisdiction. iv. Each Participating County shall notify the Program Coordinator, within five business days thereof, and all other Participating Counties upon written request, of any Administrative Action commenced against an ambulance service provider for which it has primary licensing authority. v. In order to create uniformity in operations, each Participating County shall rely on the inspection reports completed by the Ambulance Inspector for all licensing and permitting within its jurisdiction and will not create additional rules or regulations more stringent than those adopted by the Program Committee, except with the approval of the Program Committee. vi. All Participating Counties will honor the valid license issued by the Participating County having primary licensing authority over each ambulance service provider, until such time as said license expires by its terms, is terminated or suspended by Administrative Action, or has its terms modified for special conditions approved by the Program Committee. vii. Each Participating County agrees that no additional fees above the established fee structure will be imposed on an ambulance service provider.
Participating Counties. The Alabama-Coushatta tribe declined to participate in the Programmatic Agreement. Grat Recipients must complete the Section 106 consultations for projects in counties where the tribe has an interest.
Participating Counties. Participating Counties" means all counties that elect to participate in the Program pursuant to Code Section 16809 et seq., through execution of a contract with Governing Board to transfer from County to Governing Board the authority to administer the funds governed by Section 16809 of the Code and to pay for Benefits provided to County residents certified as eligible for those Benefits by each county that contracts with Governing Board under Code Section 16809. For purposes of this Agreement, County shall be deemed a "Participating County," although the terms of County's participation in the Program vary from other Participating Counties as generally provided in this Contract.
Participating Counties. The term “Participating Counties” includes ABBA, a public body politic and corporate distinct from the County of Albemarle, Virginia.

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