Proposed Plan Clause Samples

Proposed Plan. 42 Prospectus....................................................................42 PTCE 95-60....................................................................42

Proposed Plan. Life - 2 X Annual Salary to age 70 Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) - 2 X annual salary Long Term Disability (LTD) - No Coverage Extended Health & Dental - Same as pre-65 coverage • ODB first payer • Annual $100 deductible in ODB plan paid for member only Sick Leave - 18 days per year accruing at 1.5 days per month. Maximum accrued bank of 60 days. No payout gratuity. Top-Up Bank - A nurse hired prior to January 1, 2000 who may have top-up bank entitlement, i.e. 10% of existing top-up bank will be paid out at age 65, based on the terms of the collective agreement

Proposed Plan. Briefly describe how you intend to use your CHPI allocation to address various housing and homelessness-related needs of your SM area. For example, you can discuss the following matters:

Proposed Plan. The first two sentences of Part 11.1 of the Agreement are amended to read as follows: 11.1 After review and consideration of the comments of the PRT on the Approved Feasibility Study, and after approval of the Addendum, the MPCA shall identify a preferred remedy from the alternatives presented in the re-opened Feasibility Study and shall prepare a draft Proposed Plan. In preparing its draft Proposed Plan, the MPCA shall in good faith examine and consider the report or other work product of the PRT as provided in Part 10.7.

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Proposed Plan. − Identifies the remedial alternative preferred by Department of Energy, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, and Environmental Protection Agency for the unit, and allows for public comment • 30 days Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act only • 45 days for Resource Conservation and Recovery Act/Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act • Record of Decision − The official report documenting the chosen remedy and why it was selected, after consideration of public comments • Remedial Action Implementation Plan − Plan describing how the selected remedy for the unit will be done: design summary, construction & operation, maintenance, land use controls

Proposed Plan. To implement this composting drop off program, FPC will establish a drop off location(s) based on direction from the Town of West Seneca. Each drop off location will be equipped with (1) 32 gallon tote on wheels with additional totes added as participation increases, a compostable liner and combination lock. Totes will be emptied weekly on Tuesdays between 8am - 7pm. FPC will monitor these totes to ensure proper maintenance and cleanliness at each drop off location. Farmer Pirates Compost will work closely with the Town of West Seneca to administer and implement this program as outlined below. We will create the necessary digital marketing and educational materials to be provided to the town for outreach, education, and onboarding. While FPC will certainly share and promote this program, we feel the most effective way to reach residents of West Seneca will be through the town’s own methods of outreach such as newsletters, newspaper, social media, flyering in local businesses, community events, farmers markets, and spreading awareness through local organizations. While we are not marketing experts, if requested we can recommend, based on experience, an outreach strategy to assist West Seneca in connecting with as many residents as possible to reach its target participation goal for this pilot program. Farmer Pirates Compost will provide ongoing monthly administrative support to the program to ensure its continued success. This monthly support includes collecting and analyzing participation data, monitoring new signups, monthly check-ins with participants, customer support as needed, and consistent promotion of the program. FPC will maintain an open and communicative relationship with the Town of West Seneca throughout the entirety of the program, sending monthly reports based on data collected and being available for requested meetings, etc. In order to engage with and continually monitor participation by enrolled households in a way that is quick, easy, and educational, FPC will implement a monthly check in system. In short, we will send via email or text, a short check in questionnaire that also provides a new fun fact about composting each month. With this data we can not only identify who is actively engaging with us and thus the program, but reach out to those who may not be and confirm whether they are still participating. We are also expecting the answers to these questions will provide valuable feedback on household experience with the program while...

Proposed Plan. The Record of Decision, Explanation of Significant Differences. The Record of Decision Amendment. EPA/540/G89/007, Office of Emergency and Remedial Response, Washington, DC (July). EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency), 1996Final Guidance: Presumptive Response Strategy and Ex- Situ Treatment Technologies for Contaminated Ground Water at CERLA Sites. Directive 9283.1-12, EPA 540/R-96/023, PB96-963508, Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Washington, DC (October). Federal Facility Agreement (FFA), 1993. Federal Facility Agreement for the Savannah River Site, Administrative Docket Number 89-05-FF, Effective Date: August 16, 1993, WSRC-OS-94-42 WSRC 1993. RFI/RI Program Plan WSRC 1994. Phase II RCRA Facility Investigation/Remedial Investigation Work Plan for the C-Area Burning Rubble Pit (131-C). WSRC-RP-91-1122, Rev. 2, Westinghouse Savannah River Company, Savannah River Site, Aiken SC. WSRC 1995. C-Area Burning Rubble Pit (131-C) Field Investigation Report (U). WSRC-RP-96-310, Westinghouse Savannah River Company, Savannah River Site, Aiken, SC. WSRC.

Proposed Plan. At least sixty (60) days prior to the beginning of the license period, Customer shall provide to Authority Customer's proposed plans for its activities in the Center, which shall include information reasonably available to Customer, but which shall include at least the following: a. final exhibit hall facility floor plan showing locations of all exhibits, aisles and other temporary facilities; b. meeting room facility set-up information including seating layouts, staging and similar requirements; c. plan indicating the design, nature and proposed location of all registration and temporary facilities in the common areas; d. the name and address of Customer's exhibition service contractor and security, emergency medical services, and other event contractors; and e. a listing of auxiliary aids and services, if any, requested by Customer to be provided by Authority.