Qualifying Projects definition

Qualifying Projects means contracts executed by Salt Lake County on or after January 1, 2020 for all Salt Lake County owned building improvements or public works projects where the contract, or in the case of a Construction Manager/General Contractor Agreement the construction estimate, for the project exceeds $3,000,000.00.

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Qualifying Projects means those identified projects at the outset for delivery by WEPCo (as set out in a Schedule to the SPA) and all other 21st Century Schools and Colleges (Band B) MIM Programme projects, where such a project has been identified by a Participant required to enable them to provide education based services in the region.

Examples of Qualifying Projects in a sentence

Qualifying Projects will not include those transmission projects proposed to be sited in a NIETC pursuant to section 216(b) of the FPA.
For Qualifying Projects that would cross DOI-administered lands, including trust or restricted Indian land, and USDA-administered lands, the DOI and USDA will consult and jointly determine: 1) whether a sufficient land management interest exists to support their assumption of the Lead Agency role and 2) if so, which of the two agencies should assume that role.
Pre-Application Coordination: The Lead Agency will notify Participating Agencies of proposed Qualifying Projects in a timely manner and facilitate a pre- application meeting for prospective applicants and relevant federal and state agencies and Tribes to communicate key issues of concern; explain applicable processes; outline the data requirements and applicant submissions necessary to complete the required Federal Agency Reviews in a timely manner; and establish schedules.
Authorizing Officer: For those Qualifying Projects crossing BLM and USFS lands, the BLM and the USFS will select an Authorizing Officer (AO) in accordance with “Service First” authority.
Qualifying Projects: For purposes of this MOU, Qualifying Projects are high voltage transmission line projects (generally though not necessarily 230 kV or above), and their attendant facilities, or otherwise regionally or nationally significant transmission lines and their attendant facilities, in which all or part of a proposed transmission line crosses jurisdictions administered by more than one Participating Agency.

More Definitions of Qualifying Projects

Qualifying Projects means: (a) the Identified Projects; and (b) all other 21st Century Schools and Colleges (Band B) MIM Programme projects, where such project has been identified by a Participant as being required to enable them to provide education based services in the Region;

Qualifying Projects means any project that meets a public purpose and has previously been identified as a public need by the elected or appointed leaders of the state and its political subdivisions, including, but not limited to, school systems, local governments, state and local authorities, and higher education institutions;

Qualifying Projects means contracts issued by Salt Lake County on or after July 1, 2019, for all Salt Lake County owned building improvements or public works projects estimated to cost five hundred thousand dollars or more.

Qualifying Projects means (i) any recreational facility, public building, mass transit facility, vehicle parking facility, public work, water supply facility, waste treatment facility, technology facility or other similar facility authorized by law currently available or to be made available to the City for public use, including any structure, parking area, appurtenance, and other property required to operate the structure or facility and any technology infrastructure installed in the structure or facility that is essential to the project's purpose; or (ii) any improvements necessary or desirable to unimproved, underdeveloped or underutilized real estate owned by the City which may be developed or improved through a public-private partnership.

Qualifying Projects. A project qualifies for a loan if the following conditions are met: The property and structures are owned by the development authority; The structures on the property have been vacant for at least one year; The structures constitute a threat to public safety because of inadequate maintenance, dilapidation, obsolescence, or abandonment; The structures are not listed on the National Register of Historic Places; Upon completion of the demolition, the development authority reasonably expects that the property will be improved and these improvements will result in economic development benefits to the municipality.

Qualifying Projects means contracts issued by South Salt Lake City on or after July 1, 2019, for all South Salt Lake City owned building improvements or public works projects estimated to cost $500,000 or more.

Qualifying Projects means (i) any ferry, mass transit facility, vehicle parking facility, port facility, power generation facility, fuel supply facility, oil or gas pipeline, water supply facility, public work, waste treatment facility, hospital, school, medical or nursing care facility, recreational facility, public building, or other similar facility currently available or to be made available to a governmental entity for public use, including any structure, parking area, appurtenance, and other property required to operate the structure or facility and any technology infrastructure installed in the structure or facility that is essential to the project's purpose; or (ii) any improvements necessary or desirable to unimproved real estate owned by a governmental entity.