Additional Attachments. Permittee shall not install any additional Attachments on or in the Company Facilities without first securing the Company’s written authorization, unless 45 days have run from the time of request to install and Company has provided no response. The Application for Pole and Conduit Attachment Contact Permit attached as Exhibit A shall be used for all requests for attachments to the Company Facilities. Notwithstanding this, for service drop attachments, the Permittee may attach a single cable to provide service to a customer on the closest available service/clearance pole without prior written authorization by the Company. Within ten (10) days of any such installation, the Permittee shall submit an application to the Company using the Pole and Conduit Attachment Contact Permit attached as Exhibit A with Parts 1 & 3 completed and the installation date noted. Each application for service/clearance pole(s) shall include supporting documentation certifying that the Permittee has evaluated each attachment(s) prior to installation and concluded that the attachment conforms with all applicable codes and standards. Upon review, in the event that the Company determines the attachment(s) is noncompliant, the Permittee shall take any actions necessary to correct the condition and that Permittee agrees to be bound by the terms of the License Agreement.
Additional Attachments. As Required in Specifications or Contract Documents
Additional Attachments. PROVIDER is required to comply with language in all attachments, incorporated by reference and made a part hereof, to this contract as they apply. Attachment A Statement of Work Attachment B Cost Reimbursement Attachment C Business Associate Agreement Attachment D Disclosure of Ownership & Controlling Interest Statement Attachment E Reporting Requirements for MSHN SUD Providers FY 2021 Attachment F MSHN Training Requirements e) Billing Provisions
Additional Attachments. PROVIDER is required to comply with language in all attachments to this contract as they apply, incorporated by reference and made a part hereof. Attachment A - Statement of Work Attachment B - Cost Reimbursement Attachment C - Performance Measures Attachment D - Business Associate Agreement Attachment E - Disclosure of Ownership & Controlling Interest Statement Attachment F - Reporting Requirements for MSHN SUD Providers FY 202019 (Sent as a separate attachment) Attachment G - MSHN Training Requirements (Sent as a separate attachment) Attachment H - HCPCS/CPT Service Code – Substance Use Disorder Services (Sent as a separate attachment) Attachment I – Certification/Attestation
Additional Attachments. Permittee shall not install any additional Attachments in Company Space without first securing the Company’s written authorization in accordance with Section 2.1 and following the process for a new attachment.
Additional Attachments. As contemplated by the Agreement, the Approved Finish Schedule is attached to this Amendment as Exhibit Q and the Leasing Guidelines are attached to this Amendment as Exhibit P-4.
Additional Attachments. PROVIDER is required to comply with language in all attachments to this contract as they apply, incorporated by reference and made a part hereof. Attachment A - Statement of Work Attachment B - Cost Reimbursement Attachment C - Performance Measures Attachment D - Business Associate Agreement Attachment E - Disclosure of Ownership & Controlling Interest Statement Attachment F - Reporting Requirements for MSHN SUD Providers FY 2023 (Sent as a separate attachment) Attachment G - MSHN Training Requirements (Sent as a separate attachment) Attachment H – Provider Fee Schedule Report - REMI (Sent as a separate attachment) II. TREATMENT SERVICE OBLIGATIONS OF THE PROVIDER Commented [KJ6]: Tx/Contracts
Additional Attachments. Includes the Budget Narrative, Indirect Cost Rate Agreement, Budget Summary Spreadsheet (excel), and Consultant/Contractor Approval Request. Additional information may be included in the application appendices. The appendices must be uploaded to the "Other Attachments Form" of application package in Xxxxxx.xxx. Please limit file size for each uploaded file. The total size of all uploaded files must be 50 megabytes (MB) or less. Additional information may be included in the application appendices. The appendices must be uploaded to the "Other Attachments Form" of application package in Xxxxxx.xxx. Note: appendices will not be counted toward the narrative page limit. This additional information includes: Table of Contents for Entire Submission Project Abstract Summary Work Plans (one file for each Project Plan) Budget Narratives (one file for each Project Plan) CDC Assurances and Certifications Indirect cost rate, if applicable Curriculum Vitaes for key staff Additional information submitted via Xxxxxx.xxx must be uploaded in a PDF file format, and should be named: File names should be in the format "ShortApplicantName_Y2FS2_COVID19SUPP_ShortDocumentTitle," where ShortApplicantName is the name or abbreviation for the applicant name and ShortDocumentTitle is a shortened but distinct document title. So for example, if applicant ABC were to submit CVs that were applicable to a project called Let's Get Healthy, an appropriate file name would be "ABC_Y2FS2_COVID19SUPP_CVs" or "ABC_Y2FS2_GetHealthy_CVs". No more than 20 electronic attachments should be uploaded per application. No more than 25 electronic attachments should be uploaded per application.
Additional Attachments. The following additional attachments shall be read in conjunction with and constitute part of this Agreement: Attachment 1A, Project proposal \\Us0291-ppfss01\workgroup\1996\business_development\Shoreview, City of\2021\1.22.2021_Shoreview Housing Study_MRK\Contracting\Shoreview Housing Study Professional Services Agreement 02-12- 2021.docx ATTACHMENT A1 January 22, 2021 SHOREVIEW HOUSING STUDY Proposal for Prepared by Stantec Consulting Services Inc. 000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 0000, Xxxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 January 22, 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, City Planner City of Shoreview 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 RE: Shoreview Housing Study Dear Xxxxxxxx, Thank you for inviting us to provide a proposal for assistance in studying alternative approaches for the City of Shoreview (City). These studies will allow you to further accomplish your City Council’s goals related to housing. We have extensive housing experience, but unlike some consulting firms, we do not robotically generate boilerplate housing studies. Instead, we propose to work with you to tailor an approach that recognizes the City’s unique culture, strengths, challenges, and opportunities. We want to facilitate a process that ultimately helps you to give your best advice to the Council and provides them with the information they need to make the decisions they believe to be the best for your community. There are some key points that guide the approach we propose to take to this assignment. First, Shoreview is a successful community by many measures. It is a planned community that has successfully developed in accordance with its adopted layouts. As the City approaches full development, you have many stable and prosperous neighborhoods and well earned community pride. We would not start any community housing conversations with the idea that anything is broken. Second, we do not believe it is our role to make any assumptions about the choices the Council should ultimately make regarding the future of housing in the City. Our responsibility is to provide objective information about community demographics, the current housing stock and its condition, as well as regional housing trends. Our market research will identify the demand for various housing types, but we will not presuppose the needs the Council should respond to considering those market conditions. Finally, one of the things that distinguishes our firm is that we also have extensive private residential development experience. This experi...
Additional Attachments. List of district’s NYSED approved student achievement assessments for evaluation. LCI Multidimensional Rubric, available as pdf from the following SED web site: xxxx://xxxx.xxxxx.xxx/rttt/teachers-leaders/practicerubrics/Docs/MultidimensionalPrincipalPerformanceRubric.pdf Calculation Composite Score Points Calculation Composite Score for 60 Points Enter the value into the box to indicate the score Domain 1: Shared Vision of Learning H (4) E (3) D (2) I (1) Score x Weight =Points 1a) Culture 0 4 0 1b) Sustainability 0 2 0 Domain 2: School Culture and Instructional Program 2a) Culture 0 4 0 2c) Capacity Building 0 6 0 2d) Sustainability 0 2 0 Domain 3: Safe, Efficient, Effective Learning Environment 3a) Capacity Building 0 2 0 3b) Culture 0 1 0 3c) Sustainability 0 1 0 Domain 4: Community 4c) Sustainability 0 1 0 Domain 5: Integrity, Fairness, Ethics 5a) Sustainability 0 1 0 5b) Culture 0 1 0 Domain 6: Political, Social, Economic, Legal and Cultural Context 6a) Sustainability 0 1 0 6b) Culture 0 1 0 Total Points for Domains 1-6 MPPR (out of 160 points) 0 Other: Goal Setting and Attainment – 2 Goals (based on an examination of data) H (4) E (3) D(2) I(1) Score x Weight =Points Goal 1: Uncovering Goals 0 2.5 0 Goal 1: Strategic Planning 0 2.5 0 Goal 1: Taking Action 0 2.5 0 Goal 1: Evaluating Attainment 0 2.5 0 Goal 2: Uncovering Goals 0 2.5 0 Goal 2: Strategic Planning 0 2.5 0 Goal 2: Taking Action 0 2.5 0 Goal 2: Evaluating Attainment 0 2.5 0 Total Points for 2 goals (out of 80 points) 0 Total Points for Domains 1-6 MPPR and 2 Goals (out of 240 points) 0 Conversion to 1-4 Score 0 Total Average Rubric Score Category Conversion score for composite Ineffective 0-54 1 0 1.007 1 1.015 2 1.022 3 1.030 4 1.037 5 1.044 6 1.052 7 1.059 8 1.067 9 1.074 10 1.081 11 1.089 12 1.096 13 1.104 14 1.111 15 1.119 16 1.126 17 1.133 18 1.141 19 1.148 20 1.156 21 1.163 22 1.170 23 1.178 24 1.185 25 1.193 26 1.200 27 1.207 28 1.215 29 1.222 30 1.230 31 1.237 32 1.244 33 1.252 34 1.259 35 1.267 36 1.274 37 1.281 38 1.289 39 1.296 40 1.304 41 1.311 42 1.319 43 1.326 44 1.333 45 1.341 46 1.348 47 1.356 48 1.363 49 1.370 50 1.378 51 1.385 52 1.393 53 1.400 54 Developing 55-56 1.5 55 1.6 55.2 1.7 55.4 1.8 55.6 1.9 55.8 2 56 2.1 56.2 2.2 56.4 2.3 56.6 2.4 56.8 Effective 57-58 2.5 57 2.6 57.2 2.7 57.4 2.8 57.6 2.9 57.8 3 58 3.1 58.2 3.2 58.4 3.3 58.6 3.4 58.8 Highly Effective 59-60 3.5 59 3.6 59.3 3.7 59.5 3.8 59.8 3.9 60 4 60.25 (round to 60) 40 of the 60 points assigned to this subcom...
