Regional Center Sample Clauses

Regional Center. The regional center is the payor of last resort for eligible infants and toddlers in accordance with Title 17, California Code of Regulations, section 52109. The regional center is not payor of last resort for eligible infants and toddlers with solely low incidence. (17 C.C.R. § 52100; see Appendix B)
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Regional Center. 1.0 The Regional Center is responsible for providing notice and developing the IFSP for children not solely low incidence. 1.1 With parent consent, the IFSP team may include representatives from all agencies that can provide necessary services needed by the infant and/or family. Conference by telephone or by written report can be used if IFSP attendance is not possible. 1.2 IRC will coordinate the IFSP meeting with the LEA provider for children who are dually served. 2.0 The IFSP document will be written and implemented in accordance with state and federal regulations. SELPA 1.0 The SELPA is responsible for providing notice and developing the IFSP for solely low incidence children. 1.1 With parent consent, the IFSP team may include representatives from all agencies that can provide necessary services needed by the infant and/or family. Conference by telephone or by written report can be used if IFSP attendance is not possible. 1.2 LEA staff will attend the IFSP meeting for children who are dually served. 2.0 The IFSP document will be written and implemented in accordance with state and federal regulations. VIII(A). PAYOR OF LAST RESORT: (17 CCR Section 52000, 52109, 52110) IRC and SELPA shall operate within the provisions of the California Early Intervention Services Act. Definition – Payor of last Resort means IRC or the SELPA that is required to pay for early intervention services listed on the IFSP when third party payors or other agencies do not have an obligation to pay as required by 34 CFR 303.527. Regional Center SELPA 1.0 For infants and their families who are 1.0 The SELPA shall provide special eligible to receive services from both IRC education services up to its funded and the LEA, IRC shall be the agency program capacity as established annually responsible for providing or purchasing by the California Department of Education appropriate early intervention services that in consultation with the State Department are beyond the mandated responsibilities of Developmental Services and of the SELPA. Department of Finance. See section III(B) Maintenance of Effort.
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Regional Center. By entering into this Subscription Agreement, Subscriber acknowledges that he/she has reviewed the Private Placement Memorandum independently and has not relied in any way on any affiliation that the Partnership has with , LLC, the USCIS-approved EB-5 Regional Center with which the Partnership has affiliated and which is sponsoring the Project (the “Regional Center”), and acknowledges that the Regional Center has in no way represented any opinion on the Partnership or on its compliance with the EB-5 Program, except that the Business Plan and Economic Report project adequate full time job creation in a timely manner. Subscriber has reviewed all documents submitted by the Partnership about the business and is solely relying on such information. The Regional Center makes no representations about the Partnership or its business, and Subscriber is in no way relying on the Regional Center in any manner with respect to the Partnership or its business.
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