Chapel Hill Sample Clauses

Chapel Hill. The University of North Carolina, FPG Child Development Institute, National Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center. Xxxxxxx, X., & Xxxxxxxxxxx, X. (2001, December). Developmental delays birth through age nine: Changes in policy, impact on practice. Paper presented at the 17th Annual DEC International Childhood Conference on Children with Special Needs, Boston, MA. Xxxxxxx, X., Harbin, G., Xxxxxxxxxx, X., & Xxxxx, X. (1988). Formulating optimal state early intervention policies. Exceptional Children, 55, 159-165. Office of Special Education Programs (1999). Use of “developmental delay” by states and XXXx – Topic brief. U.S. Department of Education. Retrieved September 8, 2003, from xxxx://xxx.xx.xxx/policy/speced/leg/idea/brief7.html Xxxxxxx, D., Xxxx, X., & Xxxxxxx, C. (2003). And miles to go…: State SLD requirements and authoritative recommendations. Retrieved September 4, 2003 from xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/html/research/states/MilestoGo.doc Appendix I – Excerpts from Federal Regulations Regarding Evaluations and Reevaluations‌
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Chapel Hill. History of the Durham-Chapel Hill Boundary o In 1985 the Durham and Chapel Hill elected bodies adopting conflicting annexation resolutions o Chapel Hill initiated litigation against Xxxxxx to resolve the conflict (Durham Superior Court 85 CVS 3108) History cont’d. o The litigation was resolved by the parties through a Consent Judgment that was approved by the Court on 11/6/86. The Consent Judgment established an annexation boundary between Durham in Chapel Hill. o In 1994 Chapel Hill and Xxxxxx went back to court and sought the modification of the annexation boundary. This was approved through an order entitled “Modification To Consent Judgment” which was approved on 8/19/94. The modification altered the annexation boundary. It further provides that neither party shall annex across the boundary without the prior agreement of the other party. Further Modification of the Boundary • By agreement of Durham and Chapel Hill and/or • Through modification of the Consent Judgment Chapel Hill’s Resolution • At the request of a property owner, in April of this year Chapel Hill’s Town Council approved a resolution directing its staff to collaborate with Xxxxxx’x staff to seek the modification of the Consent Judgment to change the annexation boundary so that the property owner’s property is on the Durham side of the annexation boundary. • The property owner has requested that this collaboration move forward. So What Happens if the Boundary is Moved? • Property is NOT automatically annexed if the boundary is moved • Annexation requires the following 2 steps: o The annexation boundary must be modified; and then
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Chapel Hill. Mall Owner owns fee title to the shopping center located at Akron, Ohio, commonly known as “Chapel Hill Mall” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-1 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “Chapel Hill Mall Property”), (b) Chapel Hill Suburban/Crossing Owner owns fee title to the shopping center located in Akron, Ohio, commonly known as “Chapel Hill Suburban/Crossing” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-2 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “Chapel Hill Suburban/Crossing Property”), (c) Greenbrier Mall Owner owns fee title to the shopping CBL Contribution Agreement pa-1178579 v8 center located in Chesapeake, Virginia, commonly known as “Greenbrier Mall” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-3 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “Greenbrier Mall Property”), (d) Park Plaza Mall Owner owns fee title to the shopping center located in Little Rock, Arkansas, commonly known as “Park Plaza Mall” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-4 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “Park Plaza Mall Property”), (e) St. Clair Square Owner owns fee title to the shopping center located in Fairview Heights, Illinois, commonly known as “St. Clair Square” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-5 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “St. Clair Square Property”), (f) Shoppes at St. Clair Owner owns fee title to the shopping center located in Fairview Heights, Illinois, commonly known as “Shoppes At St. Clair Square” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-6 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “Shoppes At St. Clair Square Property”), (g) Xxxxxxxxxxxx Mall Owner owns fee title to the shopping center located in Greensberg, Pennsylvania, commonly known as “Xxxxxxxxxxxx Mall” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-7 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “Xxxxxxxxxxxx Mall Property”) and (h) Acadiana Mall Owner owns fee title to the shopping center located in Lafayette, Louisiana, commonly known as “Acadiana Mall” (including the Land described on Exhibit G-8 attached hereto and all Improvements located thereon, the “Acadiana Mall Property”).
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Chapel Hill. Xxx Xxxxxxxxx, Mayor Clerk-Attest HILLSBOROUGH Xxxx Xxxxxx, Mayor Clerk-Attest ORANGE COUNTY
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