Responsibilities of the Authority. The Authority is responsible for all the powers and duties of an enforcement body under Part IV of the Act. The duties and powers include but are not limited to those listed below:
a) Appoint such Risk Management Officials and Risk Management Inspectors as are necessary for the enforcement of Part IV of the Act.
b) Provide mapping to the Municipality and establish protocols in consultation with the Municipality to ensure Part IV requirements are incorporated into the review of applications under the Planning Act and Building Code Act.
c) Review applications under the Planning Act and Building Code Act as deemed necessary under the protocols referred to in 3.1(b) and issue notices with respect to Restricted Land Use policies prior to those applications proceeding.
d) Negotiate or, if negotiations fail, establish risk management plans with persons (business owners, landowner, tenants, and others) engaged or proposing to engage in an activity and at a location, subject to the Act.
e) Review and accept risk assessments under the Act.
f) Conduct inspections and use powers of entry on properties where reasonable and obtain inspection warrants from a court where required.
Responsibilities of the Authority. The Authority’s responsibilities in relation to this service are to Liaise with the Provider on a regular basis Monitor the implementation of the Agreement Provide assistance and training to project staff and volunteers (by negotiation) support the Provider in relation to self-evaluation and quality improvement as required Ensure that the standard of provision made under the terms of this Agreement matches the Authority’s expectations Report on progress to Angus Community Planning partners and the Authority
Responsibilities of the Authority. The authority undertakes the following responsibilities under the contract:
Responsibilities of the Authority.
(a) Provide loss protection as necessary, through various means including but not limited to insurance or other financial risk transfer, by negotiation or bid and purchase.
(b) Assist Members in obtaining coverage for risks not included within the joint protection programs of the Authority.
(c) Assist each Member’s assigned risk manager with the implementation of that function within the Member.
(d) Provide loss prevention and safety and consulting services to Members as required, which may include programs for grants or loans to Members for loss prevention or safety purposes.
(e) Provide claims adjusting and subrogation services for claims covered by the Authority's joint protection programs.
(f) Provide loss control and analysis by the use of statistical analysis, data processing, and record and file keeping services, in order to identify high exposure operations and to evaluate proper levels of self-retention and deductibles.
(g) Provide contract review when requested by Members to determine sufficiency of indemnity and insurance provisions.
(h) Conduct risk management evaluations of each Member to encourage implementation of best risk management practices.
(i) The Authority shall have standing and shall pursue recovery in its own name or in the name of a Member for losses covered by a joint protection program. Such recovery may be through subrogation, cross complaint, or salvage, as appropriate.
(j) The Authority shall have such other responsibilities as deemed necessary by the Board of Directors or Executive Committee in order to carry out the purposes of this Agreement.
Responsibilities of the Authority. The Authority is responsible for all the powers and duties of an enforcement body under Part IV of the Act. The duties and powers include but are not limited to those listed in this Section. The Authority shall:
(i) Appoint such Risk Management Officials and Risk Management Inspectors as are necessary for the enforcement of Part IV of the Act.
(ii) Provide mapping to the Municipalities and establish protocols in consultation with the Municipalities to ensure Part IV requirements are incorporated into the review of applications under the Planning Act and Building Code Act.
(iii) Review applications under the Planning Act and Building Code Act as deemed necessary under the protocols referred to in (ii) and issue notices with respect to Restricted Land Use policies prior to those applications proceeding.
(iv) Negotiate or, if negotiations fail, establish risk management plans with persons (business owners, landowners, tenants, and others) engaged or proposing to engage in an activity and at a location subject to the Act.
(v) Review and accept risk assessments under the Act.
(vi) Conduct inspections and use powers of entry on properties where reasonable and obtain inspection warrants from a court where required.
(vii) Issue orders and notices, prosecute any offences under Part IV of the Act and exercise any other powers set out under Part IV of the Act to ensure compliance with the Part IV policies in the Ausable Bayfield Source Protection Plan and the Maitland Valley Source Protection Plan.
(viii) Maintain records in accordance with the Act and make records available to the public when required to do so and to the Municipalities upon request.
(ix) Prepare documentation and make provisions for staff to attend Environmental Review Tribunal Hearings.
(x) Report annually on activities as required under the Act and provide a copy of the annual report to the Municipalities.
Responsibilities of the Authority. As between the Authority and the Manager (in its capacity as manager of Marine World hereunder), the Authority shall have the direct and primary responsibility for:
(i) the review and approval of all operating and capital budgets for Marine World; (ii) the appointment and supervision of an independent certified public accountant (the "Auditor") to review all financial matters concerning Marine World deemed relevant or appropriate by the Authority; (iii) overall responsibility for all activities and facilities at Marine World; and (iv) the supervision and approval of all development and licensing of intellectual property rights owned by the Authority.
Responsibilities of the Authority. 3.2.1 The Authority agrees to notify the Contractor of any Special Events at the Administration Centre that may require a change to the regularly established cleaning schedule. The Authority will make best efforts to provide a minimum of 48 hours’ notice.
3.2.2 The Authority agrees to provide regular inspections of the work completed by the Contractor at the beginning of each week and shall notify the contractor of any deficiencies documented.
3.2.3 The Authority agrees to supply all hand soap, deodorant blocks, paper towels, garbage bags, and toilet tissue.
Responsibilities of the Authority. The Authority is responsible for all the powers and duties of an enforcement body under Part IV of the Act. The duties and powers include but are not limited to those listed below:
a) Appoint such Risk Management Officials and Risk Management Inspectors as are necessary for the enforcement of Part IV of the Act.
b) Provide mapping to the Municipality and establish protocols in consultation with the Municipality to ensure Part IV requirements are incorporated into the review of applications under the Planning Act and Building Code Act.
c) Review applications under the Planning Act and Building Code Act as deemed necessary under the protocols referred to in 3.1(b) and issue notices with respect to Restricted Land Use policies prior to those applications proceeding.
d) Negotiate or, if negotiations fail, establish risk management plans with persons (business owners, landowner, tenants, and others) engaged or proposing to engage in an activity and at a location, subject to the Act.
e) Review and accept risk assessments under the Act.
f) Conduct inspections and use powers of entry on properties where reasonable and obtain inspection warrants from a court where required.
g) Issue notices and orders, prosecute any offences under Part IV of the Act and exercise any other powers set out under Part IV of the Act to ensure compliance with the policies in the Source Protection Plan.
h) Maintain records in accordance with the Act and make records available to the public when required to do so and to the Municipality upon request.
i) Prepare documentation and make provisions for staff to attend Environmental Review Tribunal Hearings, as required.
j) Report annually on activities as required under the Act and provide a copy of the annual report to the Municipality.
Responsibilities of the Authority. The Authority shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Contract:
(a) provide access to the Transfer Station through a Task Order with Xxxxxxxxxx County, Maryland (“County”);
(b) provide access to County files and data needed for the Work.
(c) pay for documented and approved work.
(d) provide for the coordination of work at the Site and the Transfer Station such that there is no unreasonable interference with the Contractor’s Work by the Authority, the County, or their representatives or agents, including the operator of the Transfer Station (see Section
7.01 below). The Authority agrees that any actions on the part of the Authority, the County, or their representatives that has a material adverse impact on the activities of the Contractor performing Work will be deemed unreasonable interference by the Authority and may result in a default under this Contract.
Responsibilities of the Authority. The Authority shall perform the following functions in discharging its responsibilities under this Agreement:
(a) Provide insurance coverage as necessary, including but not limited to a self- insurance fund and commercial insurance, as well as excess coverage, reinsurance, and umbrella insurance, by negotiation or bid, and purchase, as necessary.
(b) Assist Members in obtaining insurance coverage for risks not included within the coverage of the Authority.
(c) Assist each Member's designated risk manager with the implementation of that risk management function as it relates to risks covered by the joint protection programs within the Member.
(d) Provide loss prevention and safety consulting services to Members as required.
(e) Provide claims adjusting and subrogation services for Claims covered by the Authority's joint protection programs.
(f) Provide loss analysis and control by the use of statistical analysis, data processing, and record and file keeping services, in order to identify high exposure operations and to evaluate proper levels of self-retention and deductibles.
(g) Review Member contracts to determine sufficiency of indemnity and insurance provisions when requested.
(h) Conduct risk assessments for each Member.
(i) The Authority shall have such other responsibilities as deemed necessary by the Board of Directors or Executive Committee.
