Program Property. In the event the MMSD terminates this MOA, unless Partners wish to donate same, all finished and unfinished documents, services, papers, data, products, and the like prepared, produced or made by Partners and any purchases of materials or equipment made by Partners for this project shall remain the property of Partners, and Partners shall maintain records that will clearly identify such materials or equipment. Any MMSD property used or any material or equipment purchased by MMSD for the YA Program, shall remain the property of MMSD.
Program Property. Any personal property having a useful life of more than one year and purchased wholly or in part with sub-grant funds from this Agreement at a cost of three hundred dollars ($300) or more per item shall upon its purchase or receipt become the property of the City. The Subrecipient shall be responsible for all such property, including its care and maintenance, and shall comply with the following procedural requirements:
Program Property. The GO reserves the right to require transfer property acquired with assistance funds and used during the program to the Recipient.
Program Property. The Program Treasurer shall track and keep an accurate list of all Program Property valued at more than Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) that is acquired with funds contributed by the Parties, including a record of which Party is in custody of such Program Property. Regardless of whether a Party holds legal title to any such Program Property, it shall be managed and utilized by the Party in custody and control of the same exclusively for purposes consistent with this Agreement.
Program Property. In the event the MMSD terminates this MOA, unless Catholic Charities wishesparties wish to donate same, all finished and unfinished documents, services, papers, data, products, and the like prepared, produced or made by Catholic Charitiesparties and any purchases of materials or equipment made by Catholic Charitiesparties for this project shall remain the property of Catholic Charitiesparties, and Catholic Charitiesparties shall maintain records that will clearly identify such materials or equipment. Any MMSD property used or any material or equipment purchased by MMSD for this partnershipthe BHS program, shall remain the property of MMSD.
Program Property. In the event the MMSD terminates this MOA, unless UWDC wishes to donate same, all finished and unfinished documents, services, papers, data, products, and the like prepared, produced or made by partner organizations and any purchases of materials or equipment made by UWDC for this project shall remain the property of UWDC, and UWDC shall maintain records that will clearly identify such materials or equipment. Any MMSD property used or any material or equipment purchased by MMSD for the SOH ES project, shall remain the property of MMSD.
Program Property. In the event the MMSD terminates this MOA, unless UW-SOE wishes to donate same, all finished and unfinished documents, services, papers, data, products, and the like solely prepared, produced or made by UW-SOE and any purchases of materials or equipment made by UW-SOE for this project shall remain the property of UW-SOE, and UW-SOE shall maintain records that will clearly identify such materials or equipment. Any MMSD property used or any material or equipment purchased by MMSD for Forward Madison, shall remain the property of MMSD. Documents, services, papers, data, products and the like prepared jointly between the parties may be duplicated and used by each party. Notwithstanding the foregoing, If one party claims intellectual property rights to any materials produced under this MOA and/or for any project identified herein, such shall provide the other with permission and/or nonexclusive license to use such material in perpetuity, at no cost for noncommercial, educational purposes.
Program Property. SFH and MFH in- ventory property that can be used to effectively carry out the objectives of their respective loan programs with fi- nancing through that program. Inven- tory property located in an area where the designation has been changed from rural to nonrural will be considered as if it were still in a rural area.
Program Property. If program prop- erty has not sold after being actively marketed at the current appraised value for 45 days during which time program applicants have exclusive rights to purchase the property, plus an additional 30 days to any offeror, the price will be administratively re- duced by 10 percent of the appraised value. During the first 45 days after the price reduction, the property will be actively marketed with program appli- cants having exclusive rights to pur- chase the property, and at the expira- tion of this 45-day period, the property may be sold to any offeror. If at the end of this 75-day period the property remains unsold, a second price reduc- tion of 10 percent of the appraised value will be made. During the first 45 days after the second price reduction, the property will be actively marketed with program applicants having exclu- sive rights to purchase the property, and at the expiration of this 45-day pe- riod, the property may be sold to any RHS, RBS, RUS, FSA, USDA § 1955.114 offeror. If the property does not sell within 75 days of the second price re- duction, further guidance is provided in § 1955.114(a)(6) and Exhibit D (available in any Rural Development office) of this subpart.
Program Property. Program Receipts, including funds held by a depository institution, and the rights or interests of a Public Housing Agency under a Housing Assistance Payments Contract for Covered Units. PROGRAM RECEIPTS. Administrative Fees and Housing Assistance Payments funds paid by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development to the Public Housing Agency under the Performance-Based Annual Contributions Contract, and interest earned on Housing Assistance Payments funds in connection with the administration of the Section 8 program under the Performance-Based Annual Contributions Contract. PUBLIC HOUSING AGENCY (PHA). The entity, as defined in section 3(b)(6)(A) of the United States Housing Act of 1937, that has entered into the Performance-Based Annual Contributions Contract with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
