The County’s Obligations. The County, through its Mobility Fee Coordinator, shall:
a. Deliver to Developer a form for the Credit Voucher to be utilized in the administration of this Agreement that provides for the identification of the transferee or its successors of any Credit, the dollar amount of the Credit transferred, and a legal description of the lands within which the Credit may be used.
b. Maintain a ledger reflecting the availability of the Credit.
c. Require that, in connection with payment of Mobility Fee obligations, when a Credit Voucher from Developer, a transferee, or its successor, as applicable, stating the dollar amount of the Credit transferred is presented to the County, the County shall deduct the amount of the Credit Voucher from the balance of the Credit then available to Developer, a transferee, or its successor, as applicable; and issue such documentation as is necessary to reflect the amount credited against those Mobility Fee obligations due.
d. Not be responsible for determining whether any particular Credit Voucher is valid as between Developer or any transferee or its successor, as applicable, for any development, and shall accept any Credit Voucher on the applicable form and signed by the person(s) identified pursuant to Section 4 below who is authorized to execute the Credit Voucher for any particular development at the time any Mobility Fee obligation is otherwise due.
e. Periodically, Developer may request from the County the opportunity to inspect and copy Credit Vouchers accepted by the County. If, based on its inspection of such Credit Vouchers, Xxxxxxxxx believes that the County has accepted an invalid Credit Voucher(s) or has otherwise processed a Credit Voucher(s) improperly, Developer may notify the County of its objection to such Credit Voucher(s). Upon receipt of a Developer objection, the County shall make any necessary adjustments to the County’s ledger and take whatever steps lawfully available to the County to withhold, suspend, or revoke any permits, plans, or other approvals issued based upon the acceptance of such Credit Voucher(s). If the County determines that the Credit Voucher(s) to which Developer objected is valid and was processed properly, then the County may restore any permits, plans, or approvals issued based upon the acceptance of such Credit Voucher(s).
f. The County may accept a monetary payment by an applicant for Mobility Fee obligations due for New Construction, or, where no Credit Voucher is presented from Develop...
The County’s Obligations. 1.1. The Department will provide technical support to the School and connect the School to relevant expertise as needed.
1.2. The Department reserves the right to discontinue, modify, or withhold any payments to be made under this grant award or to require a total or partial refund of any grant funds, if it, in the Department’s sole discretion deems such action is necessary:
(1) because the School has not fully complied with the terms and conditions of this grant; (2) to protect the purpose and objectives of the grant or any other charitable activities of the Department; or (3) to comply with any law or regulation applicable to the School, to the Department, or this grant.
The County’s Obligations. County shall prepare the warranty deed for the Fire Station Site and obtain a title opinion, if required. The warranty deed shall include the limitations on use of the four acre Fire Station site by specifically referencing the Agreement and any amendments thereto and the right to amend the use limitations after the date specified in the Agreement.
The County’s Obligations.
(a) Facilities Equipment, Collections, Records, Files and Data. The County shall make available to LS&S without charge, solely for LS&S's use in performing the Services, all properties, facilities, equipment, collections, records, files and data used or useful in the operation of the Library that are in the County’s possession, custody or control as of the date hereof. The County reserves all ownership rights in such properties and LS&S shall return such properties to the County, ordinary wear and tear excepted, at the termination or expiration of this Agreement.
The County’s Obligations. 1. The Department will provide technical support to the Program and connect the Program to relevant expertise as needed.
2. The Department reserves the right to discontinue, modify, or withhold any payments to be made under this grant award or to require a total or partial refund of any grant funds, if it, in the Department’s sole discretion deems such action is necessary: (1) because the Program has not fully complied with the terms and conditions of this grant; (2) to protect the purpose and objectives of the grant or any other charitable activities of the Department; or (3) to comply with any law or regulation applicable to the Program, to the Department, or this grant.
The County’s Obligations. 1.1. The Department will provide technical support to the Service Provider and connect the Service Provider to relevant expertise as needed.
1.2. The Department reserves the right to discontinue, modify, or withhold any payments to be made under this grant award or to require a total or partial refund of any grant funds, if it, in the Department’s sole discretion deems such action is necessary: (1) because the Service Provider has not fully complied with the terms and conditions of this grant; (2) to protect the purpose and objectives of the grant or any other charitable activities of the Department; or (3) to comply with any law or regulation applicable to the Service Provider, to the Department, or this grant.
The County’s Obligations. If a municipal primary election and a municipal general election is needed in August 2021 and November 2021, respectively, the County shall provide the following:
1.1. Test, program, assemble and make available to City voting machines and poll supplies;
1.2. Provide for delivery and retrieval of voting equipment;
1.3. Polling location management, which includes, but is not necessarily limited to making arrangements for use, ADA compliance survey and contact information;
1.4. Absentee and By-Mail ballot processing, which includes mailing, receiving, signature verification and tabulation;
1.5. Provide electronic ballot files for Optical Scan Ballots printing;
1.6. Provide Information System assistance, which includes, but is not necessarily limited to, election programming, tabulation, programmers and technicians;
1.7. Canvass reports;
1.8. Electronic tabulation results transmitted to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor;
1.9. Provide personnel and technical assistance throughout the election process and equipment and/or supplies required specifically for voting;
1.10. Recruit poll workers; provide training, scheduling, supplies and compensation;
1.11. Publish legal notices, which include, polling locations, sample ballots public demonstration and election results;
1.12. Provide preparation and personnel for the public demonstration of the tabulation equipment;
1.13. If required, in cooperation with the City, conduct an election audit; and
1.14. Store all election returns for the required twenty-two (22) months.
The County’s Obligations. If a municipal primary election and a municipal general election is needed in August 2021 and November 2021, respectively, the County shall provide the following:
1.1. Test, program, assemble and make available to Town voting machines and poll supplies;
1.2. Provide for delivery and retrieval of voting equipment;
1.3. Polling location management, which includes, but is not necessarily limited to making arrangements for use, ADA compliance survey and contact information;
1.4. Absentee and By-Mail ballot processing, which includes mailing, receiving, signature verification and tabulation;
1.5. Provide electronic ballot files for Optical Scan Ballots printing;
1.6. Canvass reports;
1.7. Electronic tabulation results transmitted to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor;
1.8. Provide personnel and technical assistance throughout the election process and equipment and/or supplies required specifically for voting;
1.9. Recruit poll workers; provide training, scheduling, supplies and compensation;
1.10. Provide preparation and personnel for the public demonstration of the tabulation equipment;
1.11. If required, in cooperation with the Town, conduct an election audit; and
1.12. Store all election returns for the required twenty-two (22) months.
The County’s Obligations. If a municipal primary election and a municipal general election is needed in November 2023, respectively, the County shall provide the following:
1.1. Test, program, and assemble the voting machines and poll supplies;
1.2. Provide for delivery and retrieval of voting equipment;
1.3. Navajo Language Interpretation and Messaging including Radio, Media and Marketing
1.4. Polling location management, which includes, but is not necessarily limited to making arrangements for use, ADA compliance survey and contact information;
1.5. Absentee and By-Mail ballot processing, which includes mailing, receiving, signature verification and tabulation;
1.6. Provide electronic ballot files for Optical Scan Ballots printing;
1.7. Canvass reports;
1.8. Electronic tabulation results transmitted to the Office of the Lieutenant Governor;
1.9. Provide personnel and technical assistance throughout the election process and equipment and/or supplies required specifically for voting;
1.10. Recruit poll workers; provide training, scheduling, supplies and compensation;
1.11. Provide preparation and personnel for the public demonstration of the tabulation equipment;
1.12. If required, in cooperation with the City, conduct an election audit; and
1.13. Store all election returns for the required twenty-two (22) months.
1.14. Publish legal notices, which include, polling locations, sample ballots public demonstration and election results.
The County’s Obligations. The County agrees as follows:
a. To provide utility service to the leased premises, excluding telephone.
b. To comply with the requirements of applicable building and housing codes materially affecting health and safety and to comply with all applicable laws of this state and ordinances of the City in force from time to time relating to the leased premises and landlord's obligations thereto.
c. To keep all common areas of the premises in a clean and safe condition.
d. To furnish janitorial services.
