Tracks. Awards granted pursuant to this Section 9 are intended to be granted pursuant to Section 102 of the Ordinance pursuant to either (i) Section 102(b)(2) or (3) thereof (as applicable), under the capital gain track (“102 Capital Gain Track Awards”), or (ii) Section 102(b)(1) thereof under the ordinary income track (“102 Ordinary Income Track Awards”, and together with 102 Capital Gain Track Awards, “102 Trustee Awards”). 102 Trustee Awards shall be granted subject to the special terms and conditions contained in this Section 9, the general terms and conditions specified in Section 6 hereof and other provisions of this Plan, except for any provisions of this Plan applying to Options under different tax laws or regulations.
Tracks. (i) The site administrator, after consultation with the chapter chair shall determine the percentage of permanent teachers and the percentage of non-permanent teachers that are expected to be assigned to the site during the school year for which the assignments are to be made. The site administrator shall then indicate on the matrix the number of positions by track that are available for the assignment of otherwise qualified permanent and non- permanent teachers, respectively. The percentage of all the positions that are made available to otherwise qualified permanent teachers by each track, and by all tracks as a whole, shall reasonably approximate the percentage of permanent teachers at the site.
Tracks. All temporary and probationary certificated non-management employees will use Track I Guidelines. All permanent certificated non-management employees receiving satisfactory evaluations as measured against the Santee School District Teacher Expectations and the California Standards for the Teaching Profession and previous evaluations will use Track II observations or the Alternative Evaluation System Guidelines. The use of the Track II Alternative Evaluation System will be mutually agreed upon. All permanent certificated non-management employees who have documented problems and/or are in need of assistance will use the Assistance Plan.
Tracks. 21.1 It is understood and agreed that the permission herein granted to BTO does not include the right to move heavy equipment or vehicles over any unprotected tracks or within the dynamic envelop of any unprotected track of CANONIE and DCR.
Tracks. There are three sets of procedures (tracks) for initiating chemical dependency treatment: TRACK A: Assessment at EAP and Referral to Treatment facility
Tracks. In the “4+4” track, students earn an undergraduate degree from FSC in four years and continue on to LECOM. In the “3+4” track, students take three years of undergraduate coursework from FSC, and their first year in medical school will substitute for their fourth undergraduate year. Therefore, students will receive their baccalaureate degree from FSC after successful completion of the first year at LECOM. Students may switch tracks if they are in good standing and receive permission from FSC and LECOM. Applications: High school students may apply to LECOM (xxxx://xxxxx.xxx/admissions/entrance-requirements/early- acceptance-programs/ ) prior to or when applying to FSC (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/undergraduate/admissions.aspx ). Once accepted to LECOM and FSC, students must complete the FSC enrollment form found here: xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScqd1WZ0Ls96AJdxLrCGqulj1CBWeygjTO_MjpTpbNY2JZlCA/vi ewform Currently enrolled FSC students may apply within the first two years of study at FSC. All students must first apply to LECOM: xxxx://xxxxx.xxx/admissions/entrance-requirements/early-acceptance-programs/. Once accepted, current students must fill out the FSC enrollment form by January 16: xxxxx://xxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfdhaXm5VfTs0XUOkcT4t3NYzhWkciXVqo0v_pQiMSR2fVk6g/v iewform. Eligibility for the different track requires current students to be enrolled in the EAP as follows: “3+4” track: enrolled prior to the start of the second year “4+4” track: enrolled prior to the start of the third year Students must be enrolled in the EAP and attend FSC for at least two consecutive years to be considered for acceptance to LECOM’s Medical College. Admissions requirements for “Phase I” (to be enrolled in the program as an undergraduate at FSC): To enter into the LECOM EAP the student: Must have completed their junior year of high school Must be US citizen or legal full time resident. May not already have earned a four-year undergraduate degree. For current high school students, must be accepted to FSC with the following (AIS=Academic Index Score): For current college students, must be enrolled in FSC for at least one academic year with the following: Must complete a LECOM on-line EAP application when applying to FSC, or before the start of the second (“3+4” track) or third (“4+4” track) year of attending FSC. Must complete a LECOM interview (timeline varies based on track). The successful interview will result in a provis...
Tracks. Design Requirements The New Facilities must contain a track system which is in every respect compatible with the operational, railway vehicles and alignment design requirements of the Existing Facilities. [Other specifications] Geometric Design Design Requirements The alignment is to be designed to ensure passenger comfort and safety and, unless otherwise agreed by the Parties, must be compatible with the alignment design standards for the Existing Facilities. [Other specifications] Horizontal Alignment [Specifications] Vertical Alignment [Specifications] Clearances [Specifications] Survey and Mapping [Specifications] Ground Control [Specifications] Mapping [Specifications] Utilities [Specifications] Roadways Design General Road works shall be designed to the DWPH Design Guidelines, Criteria and Standards for Public Works and Highways, Volume 2. [Other Specifications] Road Alignment [Specifications] Pavement Design [Specifications] Drainage Design [Specifications] Drainage design is to comply with requirements specified in DPWH Design Guidelines Criteria and Standards for Public Works Volume 2. [Other Specifications] Environmental Mitigation and Landscaping All adverse environmental impacts arising from the project shall be mitigated to the fullest extent possible by the designers. Impacts and their mitigation must be agreed with the relevant environmental agency. Specific issues to be addressed will include: noise and vibration visual impact construction waste effect on watercourses Landscaping shall be sympathetic with the surroundings and mitigate visual impact. A maintenance program should be provided. [Other Specifications]
Tracks. Label’s tracks vocalized/remixed/mixed
Tracks. Provide manufacturer’s standard, galvanized-steel track system, sized for door size and weight, and designed for clearances shown. Track size shall be 3 inches wide minimum. Provide complete track assembly including brackets, bracing and reinforcing for rigid support of ball-bearing roller guides for required door type and size. Slot vertical sections of track at 2 inches (50 mm) o.c. for door-drop safety device. Slope tracks at proper angle from vertical, or otherwise design to ensure tight closure at jambs when door unit is closed. Weld or bolt to track supports.
Tracks. Annex Natural England appreciate that tracks may sometimes be necessary to facilitate management on grouse moors including both shooting and grazing management and that they can therefore be required in some situations to achieve or maintain appropriate management. Existing tracks are shown on map 5. Routine maintenance of existing tracks is permitted under this plan provided: repairs to track surfaces use the same materials and methods as the existing surface tracks are not widened or lengthened drains and drainage channels are not widened or deepened all machinery used complies with requirements of section 4.6 (Vehicles ) above The improvement or upgrading of existing tracks will require separate consultation and consent from Natural England. Proposals for new tracks will be assessed by examining the effects on the interest features of the SSSI/SAC/SPA and will be agreed if they do not impact significantly on the interest features or affect site integrity. Annex ll Trim File Name: 04/08/2009 Xxxxxx Capital Inc Moorland Management midhope Letter Conservation Plan Dark Peak See highlighted text below – Mickleden track (draft text for letter to agent, refers to discussion at meeting March 2009) no physical copy of this letter on file Dear Xxxx Midhope Moors – The Dark Peak SSSI Following on from our meeting in March, and subsequent telephone discussions with Xxxxxxx Xxxxx and Xxx Xxxxx, I would like to take the opportunity to outline in writiing a few issues with moorland management at Midhope, which I am hoping can be dealt with within the new moorland management plan. Conservation Plan The current conservation plan expires this month. Moors for the Future and Natural England are currently running a contract to spec-up opportunities for moorland restoration works on moorlands within ESA agreements which can then be used as a basis for conservation plan applications, with the subsequent works project managed by Moors for the Future. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Associates and Xxxxx Xxxxx are the contractors (both respected local consultants). Last week I discussed opportunities for restoring dense xxxxxxx areas to heather moorland at Midhope. I suggested the management team at Midhope consider restoration work first on areas where xxxxxxx control has been carried out, particularly areas that are already fenced off (for example Fenny Common and the area below Pike Low) and on some of the more recent areas of extensive treatment I suggested to Xxxxxxx that the Moor...
