Approved Programs Sample Clauses
The 'Approved Programs' clause defines which specific programs, initiatives, or activities are formally authorized under an agreement. It typically lists or references the programs that have received prior written approval from the relevant parties, ensuring that only these designated activities are covered by the terms of the contract. This clause helps prevent misunderstandings by clearly delineating the scope of permitted programs, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized or unintended activities being included.
Approved Programs. The Operator shall carry out each Program approved by the Management Committee provided the Parties who have elected to contribute to such Program provide the Operator with their proportionate share of the funding in respect of the Program.
Approved Programs. From and after the Effective Date, (a) WSCN shall be authorized to loan and/or invest Program Funds in any of the programs described below for purposes of economic development (hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Approved Programs”), and (b) all references in the Services Agreement to the “Approved Municipal Programs” shall be deemed references to the “Approved Programs” (as herein defined). The provisions of this Paragraph 2.1 shall supersede any conflicting provisions set forth in Section 2.2 of the Services Agreement.
Approved Programs. Marketer hereby agrees that it shall only use ------------------ leads brokered or provided by Company on programs, projects, campaign, or deals approved by Company as set forth in Schedule A attached hereto.
Approved Programs. EPA may conduct evaluations of LDEQ's approved programs’ enforcement activities to monitor the implementation of this Enforcement MOU. During these evaluations, EPA's enforcement activities will also be reviewed. The LDEQ’s program will be reviewed against the following measures of compliance and enforcement performance for applicable program areas:
1. Maintain a compliance monitoring program, consistent with program guidance and the LPDES MOA.
2. Maintain a compliance monitoring quality assurance program which establishes:
a. minimum requirements for tracking the field investigation program;
b. inspection documentation;
c. time limits for preparing inspection results;
d. evaluation of self-reported data; and
e. time limits for data entry (inspections, compliance tests, self-reported data) to national program databases.
3. Maintain a complete, accurate, and current inventory of the regulated sources.
4. Report all violations, violators and enforcement actions to national program databases. Additionally, provide notification to EPA of those violators that cannot be identified in RCRIS (i.e., non-notifiers that have not yet been issued an EPA Identification number).
5. Take timely and appropriate enforcement actions (as specified in the Federal delegated Programs EPA Enforcement Policies and Guidance documents and the LPDES MOA), including appropriate remedies and effective use of administrative penalties as allowed by State statutes, with timely escalation or referral to EPA or the Louisiana Attorney General’s Office, when needed, and resolution of violations.
6. Consider innovative approaches to enforcement including:
a. pollution prevention;
b. environmental auditing;
c. innovative remedies in enforcement settlements;
d. contractor listing/suspension and debarment;
e. targeting;
f. creative use of legal tools;
g. alternative dispute resolution; and
h. alternative or supplemental environmental projects.
7. Ensure facilities are meeting scheduled compliance dates as required in enforcement actions; if not, escalate enforcement.
8. Inform EPA about facilities’ return to compliance status and/or extension of compliance schedules.
9. Attempt to resolve any known differences of LDEQ inspection findings versus EPA inspection findings for a specific plant or facility during EPA lead and/or oversight inspections. EPA and LDEQ will attempt to resolve within 30 days any differences prior to initiating any enforcement action.
Approved Programs. For the purposes of this agreement, CAG AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES will only honor the approved cost of training. Cost should not exceed the amount listed on the RAI invoice sample (attachment A). Providers are only approved to adopt to teach one (1) program. Additional programs to adopt by B2S Partners maybe authorized to teach once an assessment of the providers capacity to manage responsibilities are evaluated.
Approved Programs. All AA/AS Degree and certificate programs listed in the San ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Delta College catalog (excluding Mixology) and all California State University and University of California transfer programs are approved for payment. Transfer programs to private colleges or universities require special approval by the VA. Contact the Veterans’ Services Office in advance if you plan to transfer to a private school.