Legislatively approved budget definition

Legislatively approved budget means the legislatively adopted budget as modified by the

Legislatively approved budget means the legislatively adopted budget as modified by the Emergency Board meeting in an interim period or by the Legislative Assembly meeting in special session or in an even-numbered year regular session.

Legislatively approved budget means the legislatively adopted

Examples of Legislatively approved budget in a sentence

• The board may also utilize, with their consent, the services, equipment, personnel, information, and resources of other state agencies; and may accept voluntary and uncompensated services, contract with individuals and public and private agencies, and request information, reports, and data from any agency of the state or any of its political subdivisions to the extent authorized by law.

• The Emergency Board of the Oregon Legislature approves any increases or decreases to the Legislatively approved budget when the Legislature is not in session.

• The Legislatively approved budget and NDOT have specific funds dedicated to the stormwater program for a total of $10,000,000 for FY 16.

• Legislatively approved budget: Increase AML contracted hard closure work to address hazards near populated areas and trails by $70,000/yr in both years for total of $120,000/yr.

• Decision unit E -662 was a State Board of Education recommendation as part of the Agency requests to reduce the RPDP funding by 14.12 percent from the 2009 Legislatively approved budget.

• These vehicles were included in the Agency’s Legislatively approved budget as replacement vehicles; however, the Department has requested to retain the vehicle for the Mormon Cricket Program to keep up with increased inspections and survey activities.

• Previously: PEBP accepts Base Rates, added Administrative Costs, and developed Overall Rates.3. Today: PEBP provided Aon PEBP’s Administrative costs (Legislatively approved budget) and Aon developed Overall Rates.

• Decision unit E-662 was a State Board of Education recommendation as part of the Agency requests to reduce the RPDP funding by 14.12 percent from the 2009 Legislatively approved budget.