Recovery Program Sample Clauses

Recovery Program. 14 12. While on probation, Respondent shall attend recovery support meetings at a 15 minimum of once per week. The recovery program shall focus on the relapse prevention plan 16 and identifying a mentor. Respondent shall obtain a sponsor, mentor, or group leader and that 17 individual shall provide quarterly reports to the Board Chair or designee attesting to 18 Respondent’s attendance and participation.

Recovery Program. (a)(1) of the ESA provides that Federal agencies shall utilize their authorities in furtherance of the purposes of the ESA by carrying out programs for the conservation and recovery of threatened and endangered species. Section 7 consultation and the recovery planning and implementation process are two primary mechanisms that EPA can use as guides to identify actions that EPA or the Services believe are needed to protect and recover Federally-listed species.

Recovery Program. 5.1 All Eligible Claimants are eligible for relief under this Agreement in accordance with this Section. 5.2 Eligible Claimants shall be entitled to recover under this Agreement if: (i) damage has occurred to Exterior Inner-Seal(TM) Siding on the Property, (ii) the Damage occurred before or during the Term of this Agreement, and (iii) the Eligible Claimant files a claim within the Term of this Agreement. 5.3 If an Eligible Claimant has repaired or replaced any damaged Exterior Inner-Seal(TM) Siding prior to the Initial Notice Date, he is eligible to participate if he provides proof of ownership of Exterior Inner- Seal(TM) Siding, proof of repair of such siding as provided in Section 5.7.c., and files a Claim for Unreimbursed Repair within 365 days of the Initial Notice Date. 5.4 To recover under this Agreement, a Settlement Class member must properly complete a Problem Report or Claim for Unreimbursed Repair (Exhibits "C" and "D"). If a class member has not received a Class Notice, he or she may call the Toll-Free Number to report problems with Exterior Inner-Seal(TM) Siding and/or to obtain information about the Settlement. The Claims Administrator will then forward to the potentially Eligible Claimant a Problem Report (Exhibit "C") or a Claim for Unreimbursed Repair (Exhibit "D"). 5.4.1 Certain basic information will be gathered when the Settlement Class member makes a Problem Report, or Claim For Unreimbursed Repair, i.e., name, address, builder, subdivision, description of problem and whether the Problem Report is the first or a subsequent claim under this Agreement, proof of the use of the Exterior Inner-Seal(TM) Siding and ownership verification of the Property or assignment of claim. 5.4.2 Data from all Problem Reports and Claims for Unreimbursed Repair shall be entered into the computer system for processing and made available to the Independent Adjuster, Plaintiffs' Class Counsel and L-P. 5.5 Once a Problem Report or Claim for Unreimbursed Repair has been received by the Claims Administrator, and subject to the frequency limitation of Section 5.9, an Independent Adjuster will be sent as soon as practicable to inspect the Property at no cost to the Settlement Class member; but after the expiration of one year from the commencement of the Recovery Program, such inspection will occur within 60 days from the date the Problem Report or Claim for Unreimbursed Repair is received by the Claims Administrator. 5.6 The inspection by the Independent Adjuster ...

Recovery Program. 23 5. While on probation, Respondent shall attend a minimum of 3 Mothers Agains

Recovery Program. 11 8. Selection and Training of Independent Adjusting Company/Independent Adjusters.............................................................14

Recovery Program. 7.1 Any Settlement Class member shall be an Eligible Claimant if he has incurred Damage to Louisiana-Pacific Inner-Seal Siding on his Property. An Eligible Claimant may be a subsequent purchaser of a property with Louisiana-Pacific Inner-Seal Siding. 7.2 Within the five (5) year term, members of the Settlement Class may call the Toll-Free Number to report problems with Louisiana-Pacific Inner-Seal Siding.