Lead agencies definition

Lead agencies means counties administering or tribes and health plans under contract with the commissioner to administer long-term care consultation assessment and support planning services.

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Lead agencies means counties administering or tribes and health plans under contract with the commissioner to administer long-term care consultation services.

Lead agencies shall be (i) the NRC for the Cimarron Trust Federal Environmental Cost Account with respect to the decommissioning and/or Cimarron Site control and maintenance activities pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Cimarron License, and (ii) the ODEQ for the Cimarron Trust State Environmental Cost Account with respect to Environmental Actions other than those related to decommissioning, the Cimarron License, or the NRC.

Examples of Lead agencies in a sentence

• Lead agencies cannot delegate their responsibilities regarding decision making and selecting a preferred alternative.

• Lead agencies shall survey non-FTA recipients for inclusion in the inventory.

• Lead agencies must submit field trips requests no less than two weeks in advance of the proposed field trip date.

• Lead agencies cannot delegate their responsibilities regarding decision making.

• The purpose of this MOU is to document the roles, responsibilities and commitments of the Lead agencies and Cooperating Agencies pursuant to NEPA and implementing regulations.

• Lead agencies that are the fiscal agents for this funding are expected to coordinate work with efforts in their partner county/counties that participate in the AET initiative.

• Lead agencies should use the information in this document in conjunction with the DSD MMIS Reference Guide for a full understanding of the information in the MnCHOICES PCA Service Agreement Screening Document.

• Lead agencies (CRS in Kenya and WV in Mozambique) are responsible for all these activities and then transfer the money into the other CS’s accounts.

• Lead agencies lead the creation of local governance structures, youth and family engagement, capital projects, local fundraising, operational planning, service integration, while providing time and space for staff training.

• Lead agencies of the Co-Responder Program are defined as those that contribute resources as negotiated and agreed upon by the other Lead Agencies.

More Definitions of Lead agencies

Lead agencies means counties or a collaboration of counties, tribes, and health plans administering long-term care consultation assessment and support planning services.

Lead agencies means the designated Government agencies identified in Paragraphs 12, 39, 56, 81 and 105.

Lead agencies means (i) EPA for the DPH Flint Site, (ii) MDEQ for the DPH Saginaw Site, and (iii) Ohio EPA for the DPH Rootstown Site. The Lead Agency for a DPH Site may be changed as provided in Paragraph 9 of the Stipulation and Settlement Agreement.

Lead agencies shall be IEMA for REF, US EPA for ▇▇▇▇▇ Creek, and US EPA for the RAS Properties.

Lead agencies means (i) IDEM for the Miley Avenue Site, (ii) UDEQ for the Provo Site and the Wendover Site, (iii) IEPA for the Granite City Site, and (iv) EPA for the Big ▇▇▇▇ Salvage Site. The Lead Agency for an Environmental Response Trust Owned Property may be changed upon joint written notice from the Lead and Non-Lead Agencies for that site.

Lead agencies means those agencies identified by the Competent Authority pursuant to section 13 of this Act;