Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. The CEA Agency will: The MPMO will: RAs will: Expert FAs will: DOJ and AANDC will: EA Regulatory
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. The CEA Agency will:
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. SunGen will be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for:
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. The CNSC will act as the CCC for the federal review in relation to the Project to satisfy the Crown’s obligations. The role of the CCC is described below. Key Aboriginal engagement and consultation milestones are included in Annex II. Roles and responsibilities of each Party are: • Act as the CCC for the federal review of the Project, coordinate and facilitate the Crown’s engagement and consultation activities before and during the EA, and ensure a smooth transition to the regulatory review if required. As the CCC, the CNSC will: o Identify and engage Aboriginal groups, in cooperation with RAs as appropriate; o Prepare an Aboriginal consultation work plan in collaboration with other Parties; o Ensure that consultation activities are integrated with the EA process to the extent possible, including provision of opportunities to Aboriginal groups to review EA documents, as part of the Crown’s consultation efforts; o Ensure that a consultation process is in place for the regulatory review through the transfer of the CCC role to an RA; o Track and refer project specific issues raised by Aboriginal groups to the appropriate entities (e.g., RAs, the Proponent, the province, etc.); o Track and refer non-project specific issues (e.g., land claims, treaty rights) to appropriate entities (e.g., INAC, the province, etc.); o Ensure RAs consider project specific issues in the context of the federal review; o Facilitate multi-party consultation activities where necessary; o Represent the Crown and lead Crown consultation activities, together with RAs, and FAs that are requested to participate; o Compile, manage and house the Record of Crown Consultation Activities conducted during the federal review and provide copies to the MPMO, as appropriate; o Advise the CEA Agency on consultation activities to be considered for support under the Aboriginal Funding Envelope of the CEA Agency’s Participant Funding Program; o Lead the evaluation of the scope, nature, and sufficiency of the Crown’s consultation efforts, with input from the Department of Justice (DOJ), INAC and RAs; and o Coordinate the response, with input from INAC and RAs, on behalf of the Government of Canada, to Aboriginal groups on how concerns were addressed. • Provide oversight to ensure the overall consistency, accountability, and transparency of the Aboriginal Crown engagement and consultation effort, for the entire federal review; • House and maintain the official Record of Crown Consultation Activities for t...
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. (a) The Implementation MOU in the ROD identified DWR and the Bureau as co-program managers for the Water Storage Program that includes potential Los Vaqueros Reservoir expansion. For the purpose of this MOU, DWR and the Bureau will be co-program managers, and this MOU shall become effective upon its execution by DWR and CCWD.
(b) The Bureau, as co-program manager under the CALFED ROD, will be the lead federal agency for NEPA compliance.
(c) Either CCWD or DWR will be the State lead agency for the purposes of CEQA.
(d) A separate agreement between CCWD and DWR addresses the details of how the preliminary studies will be funded. The Parties executing this MOU will not be required to financially contribute toward costs of these studies.
(e) DWR, the Bureau, and CCWD are jointly responsible for the completion and management of the studies. These studies will be consistent with Section 2(m).
(f) Phase 1 activities are ongoing at the date of execution of this MOU, pursuant to a contract between CCWD and DWR, dated January 1, 2001. Parties anticipate that a future agreement between CCWD and DWR will provide for the funding and management of further studies in accordance with the commitments outlined above. Before executing any such future agreement, DWR and CCWD shall furnish the proposed scope of work thereof to the Parties to this MOU for their review and comment.
(g) DWR, the Bureau, CCWD and other Parties to this MOU will work cooperatively to develop a proposed purpose and need statement for the expansion of Los Vaqueros Reservoir. This effort will be coordinated with the Bay Area Blending/Exchange project to include alternatives involving Los Vaqueros Reservoir that are developed in the Bay Area Blending/Exchange project.
(h) DWR, the Bureau, and other CALFED agencies, in conjunction with CCWD, are responsible for the additional commitments associated with the completion of these studies that are outlined in the ROD and in Section 3(f) of this MOU.
(i) CCWD, DWR, and the Bureau shall insure that any tribes who may be affected by the potential expansion of Los Vaqueros Reservoir are involved early and fully in the studies consistent with the ROD.
(j) Each water right holder or facility owner participating in the studies will be recognized as the lead entity for all matters pertaining to its water rights or facilities. This includes, but is not limited to characterizing water rights for any reports, discussing such rights with the State Water Resources Contro...
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. 6.1 The specific commitments of the parties can be found in ANNEX 1.
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. A. County of Santa Xxxxx
1. County or its contractor shall provide services as specified in this Agreement for the period from the date this Agreement is fully executed through June 30, 2030 to the homeless population in Santa Xxxxx County.
2. The County or its contractor shall serve approximately an average of 90 homeless men and women per night by providing access to medical and social services, property management, maintenance, janitorial, security, and supportive services (“Program”).
3. The County shall designate a Program Manager to implement the terms of this Agreement and ensure successful implementation of the Agreement.
4. The County shall install a plaque at the site of the Program to recognize Sobrato Philanthropies for funding the program.
5. The County shall reference “Willow Xxxx Studios on Xxxxx Street by the County of Santa Xxxxx and Sobrato Philanthropies” in building signage and on any Program-related print materials.
B. Sobrato Philanthropies
1. Sobrato Philanthropies shall make an annual payment of $400,000 to the County. For FY21, payment shall be made within a month of the execution of the Agreement; for FY22-FY30, payments shall be made by July 1 of each year.
2. Sobrato Philanthropies shall designate a Program Manager to implement the terms of this Agreement and ensure successful implementation of the Agreement.
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. Mikah will be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for:
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. Roles and responsibilities of each participating federal entity for the review of the project are as follows:
Roles and Responsibilities of Parties. The Parties will:
A. Access and receive the Limited Data Set in a secure, confidential manner in compliance with all applicable federal and state laws governing the protection of health-related information.
B. Use industry best practices to secure, protect, and manage the Limited Data Set. If LHD exports data from the system, LHD assumes responsibility for the security and privacy of the exported data.
C. Use and share data for public health purposes only or as otherwise permitted by law or this MOU.
D. Not attempt to determine the identity of, nor contact any person whose information is contained in the Limited Data Set unless such actions are necessary as part of a public health investigation or otherwise fall within the authority of the Party, as provided by Texas or federal law.
E. Promptly provide written notice to the other Party of any use or disclosure of the Limited Data Set which violates the terms of this MOU or applicable law.
