The County’s Responsibilities. 6. The County shall be responsible to pay for their own legal costs, if any.
The County’s Responsibilities. 3.1 The County shall provide to City all its criteria and requirements for any Project and all available information pertinent to the Project including previous reports. City may reasonably rely upon such information. County’s use of the hardware, software and network services under this agreement will follow all software agreements and user policies that City determines are necessary and communicated to County in order to comply with all agreements with third parties and for security measures for IT services. Any additional costs for software that requires a separate agreement with the County will be County’s responsibility. In order to prioritize and assign tasks as appropriate, all requests for IT services by County must be provided through SysAid. Large projects and upgrades should be provided to City in advance of each calendar year. If the upgrade or new software requires a large amount of staff time (i.e. 20 hours or more) or resources, County will be informed of that additional cost and time needed to complete those services. The County is responsible for financing any hardware and software updates or upgrades that are required to maintain cybersecurity, network security, maintain warranty, and comply with IT policies and requirements. The City requires all hardware and software to be under warranty or under a software maintenance agreement. As a result, the City will not be able to troubleshoot any software or hardware that is out of warranty or does not comply with City policies and requirements. All computer IT equipment must be approved by the City IT before purchase. This includes all software and hardware, including monitors, phones, tablets, laptops, or other hardware and software applications. If County purchases an unapproved device, the City may not be able to troubleshoot or maintain that software or hardware.
The County’s Responsibilities. A. The County shall permit qualifying GOV residents to participate in the Program.
The County’s Responsibilities. All dues, fees, and assessments shall be remitted to DSA in a timely manner, normally within fifteen (15) days from the date that such monies are withheld from the employee’s payroll.
The County’s Responsibilities. The County will provide all criteria and full information as to the Project's requirements, and shall furnish the following:
The County’s Responsibilities. POLK COUNTY agrees to manage the PROJECT through construction as required by the LAP Agreement. To include the bid out of the RFP for construction. The COUNTY shall have no financial responsibility for this project.
The County’s Responsibilities. The County, without cost or charge to the Local Authority or the tenants of any Local Authority Project (other than the Payment In Lieu of Taxes), shall continue to support the services described in the recitals, and the County cannotlook financially to the Local Authority beyond the PILOT payments.
The County’s Responsibilities. 1. Supply all necessary space to operate the food services;
The County’s Responsibilities. 1. Supply all necessary space to place the vending machines;
The County’s Responsibilities. A. The COUNTY shall be the lead agency and shall be responsible for all aspects of the Project in accordance with the Permit and approved plans, including but not limited to the following: (i) any and all traffic or environmental studies, (ii) right-of-way acquisition, including a donation of right-of-way to INDOT, (iii) utility relocation, (iv) design, (v) preparation of plans, specifications and special provisions, (vi) obtaining and/or complying with any necessary permits, (vii) inspections and (viii) construction in accordance with all applicable federal laws and regulations and policies of the Federal Highway Administration (“FHWA”), including without limitation 49 CFR Part 24 and 23 CFR Parts 710 and 771.
