Concurring Parties Sample Clauses
The Concurring Parties clause defines which parties must agree or give their consent for certain actions or decisions under the contract to be valid. In practice, this clause typically lists specific parties whose concurrence is required before amendments, waivers, or other significant contractual changes can take effect. For example, it may require that both the buyer and seller approve any modifications to the agreement. The core function of this clause is to ensure that key stakeholders retain control over important decisions, preventing unilateral changes and promoting mutual agreement.
Concurring Parties. Collectively refers to parties (not Signatories or Invited Signatories) with a demonstrated interest in the undertaking, who agree, through their signature, with the terms of this Agreement. Concurring Parties may propose amendments to this Agreement.
Concurring Parties. The following parties have been invited to sign the PA as Concurring Parties and, once they have signed the PA, assume roles defined in the text of this PA to consult4 on identification, evaluation, and treatment of historic properties, to participate in annual workshops, to participate in resolving objections, and to advise the Signatories. Consulting Parties identified during the development of this PA include: the Mayor of Tinian, the Northern Mariana Islands Museum of History and Culture, the Guam Preservation Trust, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the Department of Chamorro Affairs, the Guam Museum, Commission on Decolonization, Task Force on 4 For purposes of this PA, the terms “consult” and “consultation” (as defined in 36 CFR 800.16(f)) shall not be interpreted to imply or require procedures or input from any party to this agreement or the public beyond the procedures incorporated in the PA. Free Association, We Are Guahan, Fuetsan Famalao'an, Guam Boonie Stompers, Chamorro Tribe, Nasion Chamoru, Guam Legislature, Taotaomona Native Rights, and Dr. ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. DoD may invite additional organizations and individuals to become Concurring Parties in the future, based on expression of interest and involvement with historic preservation issues.
Concurring Parties. Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration
Concurring Parties. The following parties have been invited to sign the PA as Concurring Parties and, once they have signed the PA, assume roles defined in the text of this PA to consult1 on identification, evaluation, and treatment of historic properties, to participate in annual workshops, to participate in resolving objections, and to advise the Signatories. Parties identified during the development of this PA include: the NTHP, HHF, Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA), and NHO. The Marine Corps may invite additional organizations and individuals to become Concurring Parties in the future, based on expression of interest and involvement with historic preservation issues. In some instances, as noted in the Stipulations below, parties that elect not to sign the PA as Concurring Parties will still have an opportunity to participate in certain aspects of the PA, such as Design Review or ongoing NHO consultations.
1 For purposes of this PA, the terms “consult” and “consultation” (as defined in 36 CFR 800.16(f)) shall not be interpreted to imply or require procedures or input from any party to this agreement or the public beyond the procedures incorporated in the PA.
Concurring Parties. BLM has invited the Identified Indian Tribes and Invited Consulting Parties to concur in this Agreement. Tho se that ag ree to do so w ill sign this Agreemen t and be ac knowledged as a Concurring party. ARCHAEO-NEVADA SOCIETY BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, WESTERN REGIONAL OFFICE CHEMEHUEVI INDIAN TRIBE OF THE CHEMEHUEVI RESERVATION COLORADO RIVER INDIAN TRIBES OF THE COLORADO RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF THE GOSHUTE RESERVATION DEATH VALLEY TIMBISHA SHOSHONE BAND OF CALIFORNIA DUCKWATER SHOSHONE TRIBE OF THE DUCKWATER RESERVATION ELY SHOSHONE TRIBE OF NEVADA FORT MOJAVE INDIAN TRIBE OF ARIZONA, CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA GREAT BASIN NATIONAL PARK HUALAPAI INDIAN TRIBE OF THE HUALAPAI INDIAN RESERVATION, ARIZONA KAIBAB BAND OF THE PAIUTE INDIANS OF THE KAIBAB INDIAN RESERVATION LAS VEGAS TRIBE OF PAIUTE INDIANS OF THE LAS VEGAS INDIAN COLONY MOAPA BAND OF PAIUTE INDIANS OF THE MOAPA RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION NEVADA DIVISION OF STATE LANDS NEVADA ROCK ART FOUNDATION PAIUTE INDIAN TRIBE OF UTAH PRESERVE NEVADA SHOSHONE-PAIUTE TRIBES OF THE DUCK VALLEY RESERVATION TE-▇▇▇▇ TRIBE OF WESTERN SHOSHONE INDIANS OF NEVADA YOMBA SHOSHONE TRIBE OF THE YOMBA RESERVATION WHITE PINE COUNTY
Concurring Parties. Refers to the parties with a demonstrated interest in the Agreement and who have been asked to sign the Agreement, but are not legally or financially responsible for the completion of the Stipulations and do not have the rights to terminate the Agreement and whose refusal to sign the Agreement does not invalidate the Agreement.
Concurring Parties. Beyond the signatories to this MOU, a series of other collaborators have contributed to and might contribute to this effort. These are regarded here as concurring parties. These entities are past and potential contributors as well as additional future signatories or Steering Committee contributors, if relevant for the development of the project. Additional members from the MOU signatory (Partner) organizations King County International Airport Community Coalition (KCIACC) Washington Build-Back Black Alliance (WBBA) University of Washington School of Public Health, Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences US Environmental Protection Agency Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (the Agency)
Concurring Parties. An invited consulting party to this PA that agrees with the content of the 21 PA. The refusal of a concurring party to sign the PA does not invalidate this PA as noted in 36 22 C.F.R. § 800.6(c)(3). Concurring parties may not terminate the PA. 23 24 Construction spread: A construction unit or segment of a pipeline alignment or corridor to be 25 determined by Enbridge prior to construction. 26 27 Consulting Parties: Parties that have consultative roles in the Section 106 process, as defined in 28 36 C.F.R. § 800.2(c). 29
Concurring Parties. Concurring Parties may participate in ongoing consultation, as stipulated by this MOA, and in review of the mitigation products specified in Section IV of this MOA.
Concurring Parties. The following parties have a demonstrated interest in the Project and its potential effects on historic properties, and agree to the process set out in this PA.