Commission Objectives Sample Clauses
The 'Commission Objectives' clause defines the specific goals or targets that must be achieved to earn a commission. It typically outlines measurable criteria such as sales quotas, performance milestones, or other quantifiable achievements that trigger commission payments. By clearly stating what is required to qualify for commissions, this clause ensures both parties understand the expectations and reduces the risk of disputes over compensation.
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Commission Objectives. (1) To implement the Accord, the Commission shall pursue the following objectives:
(a) Evaluate, study, prepare reports, and make recommendations concerning the future of the Project Area. DRAFT
(b) Engage the public and collaborate with Stakeholders concerning the objectives of the Accord.
(c) Develop transportation improvements and solutions that may decrease single‐occupancy vehicle use, and increase biking and walking.
(d) Plan and implement visitor amenities, trails, and canyon stewardship.
(e) Conserve and protect watershed and stewardship of natural resources.
(f) Undertake other efforts to ensure the welfare of the Project Area as contemplated by the Accord.
(2) In carrying out its objectives, the Commission shall consider the following aims for the Project Area:
(a) A natural ecosystem that is conserved protected and restored such that it is healthy, functional, and resilient for current and future generations.
(b) A recreation system that provides a range of settings and accommodates current and increasing demand by encouraging high levels of use at thoughtfully designed locations (nodes) with convenient access, while protecting solitude, nature, and other backcountry values.
(c) A sustainable, safe, efficient, multi‐modal transportation system that provides year‐round choices to residents, visitors and employees; connects to the overall regional transportation network; serves a diversity of commercial and dispersed recreation uses; is integrated within the fabric of community values and lifestyle choices; supports land‐ use objectives; and is compatible with the unique environmental characteristics of the Project Area.
(d) Broadly shared economic prosperity that enhances quality of life and preserves natural and scenic resources and infrastructure that is attractive, sustainable, and provides opportunity for visitors and residents.
Commission Objectives