Adoption Process Clause Samples

Adoption Process. (i) Subject to this Agreement, the Adoption Policies, and applicable law, Organization will use its own adoption policies and procedures when offering Animals for adoption at the Adoption Center, and Organization will make the final decision in the adoption of an Animal. If an adoption is denied, Organization will explain to the denied adopting party why it was denied and offer alternatives. (ii) Organization shall not discriminate against any individual in any way, and shall avoid the perception of discrimination during the adoption process and with respect to adoption fees, ensuring equal opportunity and fair treatment to all potential adopting parties. (iii) In addition to any adoption-related document required by Organization, Organization will require, for each adoption, an adoption release form signed by the adopting party or other documents as may be required from time to time by Charities. Organization shall maintain all adoption applications and related information as private and confidential; provided, however, that Charities may require, and Organization agrees to provide, access to such information and all other records related to an Animal, adopter, or adoption process, in the event an adopting party or PetSmart customer raises an issue concerning such adoption, and as may otherwise be necessary or appropriate in conjunction with threatened or actual legal proceedings or regulatory investigations or inspections.

Adoption Process. We anticipate preparing for and attending up to four public work sessions or hearings with the Planning Commission and City Council. We will review and summarize public comments from up to two rounds of public commenting (including written comments and public hearing comments) as well as track recommended changes to the comprehensive plan amendments.

Adoption Process. The adoption process will entail the presentation of findings to the SRC and City Council. We will also package presentation materials and tools in formats that support informing other local governing boards and advisory committees about the study findings. The proposed StoryMap can be a useful tool for this purpose.

Adoption Process. ‌ 7.1. the parties agree to the procedure outlined in “Schedule B” in the of IDPs and ICFs preparation process.

Adoption Process. Section 636(1) of the MGA, or as amended, makes provision to ensure any affected person has an opportunity to discuss the policies proposed in a statutory report. This would include Landowners in the Village and the County, other affected stakeholders, and provincial and municipal authorities. To achieve this, the following procedure was agreed to as part of the Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework (ICF) development process, pursuant to MGA s. 708.33(1): 1. The identification and discussion of review items between the municipalities. Those discussions have been part of the preparation of this document; 2. Joint public input sessions advertised and held with participation from the County, the Village, the Landowners, and stakeholders; 3. An updated draft of the ICF containing current agreements and other administrative processes, presented to Village and County councils; 4. A further refined draft ICF was prepared for municipal review and public input; 5. Once both councils are satisfied with the proposed ICF, statutory public hearings are be conducted in accordance with MGA notification and advertising requirements. The ICF may be adopted on the same date, after the public hearings.

Adoption Process. The Village of Kitscoty provides annual municipal funding to the Kitscoty Public Library and the Northern Lights Library system.