Authorizing Legislation definition

Authorizing Legislation means the provisions of the state constitution or statutes or of a local charter authorizing the existence and powers of a political subdivision and providing for the call and conduct of the political subdivision's election.

Authorizing Legislation refers to the statutes enacted by the Oregon and California Legislatures, respectively, to authorize and implement certain aspects of this Settlement, if necessary.

Authorizing Legislation means Amendment No. 18 to the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended by the amendment to the said constitution sometimes referred to as Amendment No. 152, and as subsequently amended and modified.

Examples of Authorizing Legislation in a sentence

• In the implementation of this Settlement, Public Agency Parties shall comply with Applicable Law, including but not limited to the Authorizing Legislation, NEPA, ESA, CWA, the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, and CEQA.

• If the Facilities are removed in a staged manner, annual FERC license conditions applying to the Facility being removed shall no longer be in effect as provided in the Authorizing Legislation, and PacifiCorp shall continue to comply with license conditions pertaining to any Facility still in place to the extent such compliance is not prevented by the removal of any other Facility.

• Upon transfer of ownership of all Facilities, the FERC annual license shall terminate as provided in the Authorizing Legislation.

• As further provided in the Authorizing Legislation pursuant to Appendix E, as a precondition of transfer the DRE and PacifiCorp will enter into a contract under which PacifiCorp will continue to operate and maintain the Facility pending commencement of Facility Removal, and PacifiCorp will take title to any electric power generated by the Facility.

• In accordance with the Authorizing Legislation, the Parties agree that enforcement of the terms of the current license, as extended through annual licenses, shall be exclusively through FERC.

More Definitions of Authorizing Legislation

Authorizing Legislation means the "Public Facilities Boards Act," Title 14, Chapter 137 of the Arkansas Code of 1987 Annotated, all acts supplemental thereto or amendatory thereof.

Authorizing Legislation means the resolution or ordinance adopted by the Governing Body approving this Lease.

Authorizing Legislation means the legislation enacted by the Council from time to time authorizing the Revenue Bonds, as the same may from time to time be lawfully amended, modified or supplemented.

Authorizing Legislation means collectively, the Act, along with other applicable constitutional and statutory authority.

Authorizing Legislation means the Accountability Legislation, the LEARNS Act, and other applicable state laws and regulations.

Authorizing Legislation means this resolution and any supplemental or amending resolution adopted by the Authority, together with any certificate or certificates executed by an Authorized Official establishing final terms of the Bonds.

Authorizing Legislation means any resolution or ordinance of the TJPA authorizing the issuance of Obligations and prescribing the covenants and conditions attendant upon such issuance and not inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement.