Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets definition

Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets means the person who holds that position and his or her delegate(s) or, in the event of organizational changes, another person designated by Council;

Examples of Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets in a sentence

• All Public Services as shown on Schedules “A-1” and as further itemized in Schedules “C” and “D” shall be constructed in strict accordance with the plans and specifications approved by the Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets, or his or her designate or equivalent, hereinafter referred to as the “Director”.

• For this purpose, the decision of the Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets, as to whether damage has been done, or whether rectification or cleanup is required as a result of the installation of the Works, shall be final and binding.

• The City may withdraw its permission for the installation of the Works at any time if the Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets, in his or her sole opinion, deems it to be in the best interests of the City.

• The Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets is responsible for the administration of this By-law.

• Where a road widening strip has been identified in accordance with the criteria set out in Section 3.06 of this by-law, the Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets shall present a by-law to the Council to dedicate the reserve as part of the immediately adjacent road allowance.

• The Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets may present a by-law to the Council to effect any approved property interest action within this by-law, without separately reporting on the history of the property interest.

• If an Owner wishes to pre-service a property, he or she will make a written request to the Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets or designate.

• Where a reserve has been approved in accordance with Section 3.03 and 3.04 of this by-law, the Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets shall advise the Mayor and City Clerk, who are authorized to sign the documents necessary, in a form satisfactory to the City’s legal advisors, to remove any passage hindrance imposed by the reserve.

• In view of the small estimated final Scheme Payment to creditors, the large balance of outstanding and IBNR claims, and the complexity of the guarantee group, it is not expected that an interim Scheme Payment will be made within the next twelve months.4.2 Agreement of the current Scheme Payment PercentageThe Scheme Administrators review the Scheme Payment percentages on a regular basis, as major asset recoveries are made and claims estimates are updated.

• If an Owner wishes to pre-service a property, he or she will make a request to the Director of Engineering and Corporate Assets.