Community Contribution Sample Clauses

Community Contribution the work measurably enhances the Institution’s reputation or worthiness in the eyes of the community. Merit award application dates are as follows: • ▇▇▇▇/CEO will send opening notification to all faculty May 1 and September 1. • Applications must be received by ▇▇▇▇/CEO by the first Friday in October. • ▇▇▇▇/CEO will make final decision by the first Friday in November. • Awards are effective in the next payroll period following the ▇▇▇▇/CEO’s final decision.

Community Contribution. Based upon estimates in Exhibit C, it is estimated that the Company will not be required to make a Community Contribution pursuant to the terms of Section 3.10 below.

Community Contribution shall install a new crosswalk on Congress Street from the project site to the sidewalk on the north side of Congress Street. The crosswalk shall include the following features: a. A pedestrian island in Congress Street. The island shall be raised and include granite curbing. The location, size (width and length) and material shall be determined by the City; b. Rectangle Rapid Flash Beacon warning lights. Three sets of the warnings lights shall be installed (on each side of Congress Street and in the median island); c. The crosswalk and all accessories shall be ADA complaint and include sidewalk ramps and connections to the existing sidewalk; d. Durable pavement markings and supplemental signs; and e. Drainage and pavement improvements, as required by the Planning Authority and/or the Department of Public Services. This full combination of the above items is above and beyond the usual site plan requirement that would apply to this project for a striped crosswalk as shown in the Conceptual Site Plan in Attachment 2 Plan.

Community Contribution. The Authority and the Association authorise for the purposes of subsection 21(3) of the OC Act a community contribution details of which are set out in the following table. Statement of Purpose and Activity: Provision of municipal services and support Note: Purpose or activity that is intended to be of particular benefit to the Community in the area or to visitors to the Community Fixed Charge as Approved by Minister (including variations): $240.00 per property unit on rateable land Land to which the Community Contribution will relate: All rateable land within the township of Iron Knob

Community Contribution. There shall be no financial contribution from the Community to KEDO's budget under this Agreement.

Community Contribution. Sources of Contribution Type (cash/in-kind) Committed/ projected Value (JA$) Table 3 – Proposing Organisation’s Contribution Sources of Contribution Type (Cash/in-kind) Committed/projected Value (JA$) Table 4 - Budget of Project Expenditures – USD

Community Contribution. 1. The Community shall pay to UNRWA annually a cash contribution towards the cost of the education and health programmes. The size of this contribution for the education programme shall be EUR 32,45 million in 1999, EUR 34,07 million in 2000 and EUR 35,77 million in 2001. The size of this contribution for the general health programme shall be EUR 5,88 million in 1999, EUR 6,17 million in 2000 and EUR 6,48 million in 2001. 2. Taking into account the annual evaluation of the needs of the refugee population, other Community resources may also be mobilised for UNRWA's food aid programme to meet the specific needs of vulnerable groups. The amounts, quantities and characteristics of the commodities, cash and services provided and all other conditions related to support to the food aid programme will be subject to separ- ately agreed conditions, based on annual requests from UNRWA.

Community Contribution. ▪ Some communities identified volunteer commitment and the pride and skills gained by experience while others struggle with that kind of support; ▪ The Agreement does not require community contributions although such are considered an asset; ▪ Language coordinators agree that in-kind support and contributions are important. This often includes rent-free space, administrative supplies and other donations (food, prizes); Strengths and weaknesses of involvement: ▪ Community-based allocation is a strength; ▪ Some language coordinators would like to meet with the community representatives more often, for example the ten Deh Cho region communities, but insufficient funds prevent this effort; ▪ There is a need to make broader use of exchanging knowledge and experiences across communities and regions; Research Issues Key Findings from the Aboriginal Language Communities

Community Contribution. Community Contribution of 40 volunteer hours a week is a required part of living in One Community expense free and allows us to maintain our environment of classes, music, sustainable building, and an active outreach and expansion program to share what we are creating and help more people. By joining One Community you agree to participate to the fullest of your ability in the Community Contribution process with a minimum of 40 hours of your time.