Cooperative Arrangements. While the Parties are encouraged to develop/use cooperative arrangements to address issues (see Article 4), it is understood that the Parties may also propose to establish policies under the authority of this Article.
Cooperative Arrangements. For the reasons set forth in the Recitals to this Agreement, the Cooperative Parties have determined to cooperate with one another in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
Cooperative Arrangements. The COM agrees to work and cooperate with, provide equipment and administrative service assistance to, and make procurements for the ATC and the Office of the Executive Director for use in fulfilling their responsibilities for alcohol and tobacco regulation and enforcement, in accordance with Maryland law and any appropriate delegation of authority. In the performance of their respective duties under state law and pursuant to this MOU, the Parties agree to share employees, agents, and other personnel, as well as existing facilities, equipment, and other resources, as needed. Agents and inspectors of the Field Enforcement Division in the Office of the Executive Director shall work cooperatively with the COM to carry out their respective law enforcement and statutory duties. When, as part of the employee sharing authorized by the Legislature, field enforcement agents or inspectors employed by the Office of the Executive Director perform any inspection or enforcement activity that relates to the COM’s functions, duties, and/or oversight, such as motor fuel inspections, those field enforcement agents or inspectors act under the authority of the COM’s Field Enforcement Bureau Director. When, as part of the employee sharing authorized by the Legislature, field enforcement agents or inspectors employed by the COM perform any inspection or enforcement activity that relates to the Office of the Executive Director’s functions, duties, and/or oversight, those COM field enforcement agents or inspectors act under the authority of the Executive Director for the ATC.
Cooperative Arrangements. The designated airlines of each Contracting Party that hold the required authorizations to operate the agreed air services shall be entitled to operate and/or offer the agreed services on the specified routes or in any of the sections of those routes on the basis of different cooperative arrangements such as code-sharing, blocked-space, joint venture or other ways of cooperation with an airline of airlines of the other Contracting Party on the condition that such airlines hold the appropriate authorizations to operate the routes or sections concerned.
Cooperative Arrangements. The parties have entered into this Agreement with the anticipation that the business described by this Agreement will perform to their mutual satisfaction. If at any time conversion or retention rates become unacceptable to HDI or the direct costs of the premiums and delivery and servicing of Members and commission costs become unacceptable to Encore, the other party will be advised of the matter and be provided with appropriate details with respect thereto and the parties, recognizing the gravity of the situation, will use their best efforts to expeditiously mutually determine and implement a mutually agreed upon solution to attempt to remedy the matter to the parties satisfaction. If, despite the parties good faith efforts, in cooperation with the other, the parties are unable to expeditiously arrive at and implement a solution that resolves the matter to the parties mutual satisfaction, either party may by written notice to the other terminate the affected marketing or this Agreement. Any notice terminating this Agreement shall provide the other with at least 60 days notice of termination.
Cooperative Arrangements. As set forth in the Recitals to the 2018 Cooperative Agreement, the 2018 Supplemental Agreement and this Agreement, the Developer Parties and the City have requested the assistance of the Port Authority in the Provision of the 2023 Project and in the financing and refinancing of the Projects, and the City, the Developer Parties and the Port Authority have determined to cooperate with each other in undertaking the Provision and financing of the Project, including (i) the refinancing of the 2018 Project through the refunding of the 2018 Bonds, (ii) the acquisition, and provision for the operation and management of, the Xxxxx Port Public Roadway, and (iii) the payment or reimbursement of the Costs of the Additional 2023 Project Improvements, if any, all in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and the other Transaction Documents. This Agreement is intended to and shall constitute an agreement of the Developer Parties, and an agreement between the City and the Port Authority, to cooperate in the Provision, and the financing and refinancing, of the Projects comprised of Public Infrastructure Improvements and Port Authority Facilities, pursuant to applicable provisions of the Port Act, particularly ORC §4582.43, and the agreements contained herein are intended to and shall be construed as agreements to further effective cooperative action between, and to safeguard the respective interests of, the City and the Port Authority in undertaking that Provision, financing and refinancing. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, to the extent, if any, necessary, desirable or appropriate for the Provision, financing or refinancing of the Projects under this Agreement, under authority of the Port Act, particularly ORC §4582.431(B), and subject to the limitations contained therein, the Port Authority undertakes to, and is authorized by the City to, exercise powers, perform functions and render services on behalf of the City, together with all powers necessary or incidental thereto, to the same extent that the City is authorized to exercise , perform or render any such powers, functions or services. Each power exercised, function performed or service rendered by the Port Authority hereunder, to the extent if any necessary for the Provision, financing or refinancing of the Projects in the manner set forth herein is undertaken by the Port Authority on behalf of the City, pursuant to ORC §4582.431(B); provided, that, notwithstanding the foregoing provisions for ...
Cooperative Arrangements. A. Each Party shall maintain its own local Emergency Management Planning, Exercise and Training Program, and other operating components of their local Emergency Management Program.
Cooperative Arrangements. Establish and maintain written Cooperative Arrangements between the COUNTY and other county officials who have a statutory obligation pursuant to 45 C.F.R., section 302.34 to cooperate with the STATE and COUNTY as necessary to provide services required under the IV-D Program in compliance with this Cooperative Agreement. Counties, County Attorneys, and County Sheriffs must use the standard Cooperative Arrangement, named as Attachment A, to ensure statewide uniformity and meet minimum federal requirements in accordance with 45 C.F.R., section 303.107. Administrative reimbursement is available for services provided under a Cooperative Arrangement for the calendar quarter during which the Parties execute the Cooperative Arrangement and for subsequent calendar quarters that the Cooperative Arrangement is in effect. If no signed Cooperative Arrangement is in place for a calendar quarter, no federal reimbursement is available for that calendar quarter. Submit copies of the signed Cooperative Arrangements to the Child Support Division by February 28, 2024. The STATE must review the Cooperative Arrangements and notify the COUNTY within twenty (20) business days if the Cooperative Arrangement, on its face, fails to meet the minimum specifications required under S policy. COUNTY shall provide a signed copy of each Cooperative Arrangement to the Child Support Division no later than March 31, 2024, in order to claim IV-D federal financial participation (FFP) reimbursement for cooperative agency expenses incurred during the first quarter of the calendar year. If, at any time during the Cooperative Agreement, the COUNTY enters into Cooperative Arrangements with additional cooperating agencies, the COUNTY must immediately send a copy of the new Cooperative Arrangement to the Child Support Division. The COUNTY may not claim IV-D FFP reimbursement for cooperative agency expenses incurred for any calendar quarter when copies of appropriately signed Cooperative Arrangements are not provided to the Child Support Division by the end of that calendar quarter.
Cooperative Arrangements. Each Party shall maintain its own local Emergency Management Planning, Exercise and Training Program, and other operating components of their local Emergency Management Program. Each Party has the discretion to authorize public safety agencies from other Parties to partake in its local Emergency Management Planning, Exercise, and Training Program. Each Party agrees to appoint one representative (Director) and one alternate representative (Deputy Director or Designee) to the Southeast PET Region Governing Board. The Governing Board representative of a Party shall be appointed by the governing body of the Party. Each Party agrees to coordinate joint emergency planning, exercise, and training activities with the other Parties of the Southeast PET Region. Each Party agrees to coordinate the deployment of equipment and resources with the other Parties of the Southeast PET Region during training or an emergency. Each Party agrees to establish mutual aid agreements with the other Parties of the Southeast PET Region for reciprocal emergency management aid and assistance in case of disaster, emergency, or civil defense emergency too great to be dealt with unassisted. Each Party agrees to coordinate with other Parties of the Southeast PET Region to maintain a Southeast PET Region federal Approved Equipment List. Each Party agrees to coordinate interoperable communications between the other Parties of the Southeast PET Region for emergency management purposes.
Cooperative Arrangements. (a) DOE will not approve or authorize any CRADA, Work-for Others (as defined in the M&O Contract),
