County Obligations Sample Clauses
County Obligations. 28 A. ADMINISTRATOR shall provide oversight of the MSN Program, including appropriate program 29 administration, coordination, planning, evaluation, financial and contract monitoring, public information 30 and referral, standards assurance, and review and analysis of data gathered and reported. Any 31 administrative duty or obligation to be performed pursuant to the Contract on a weekend or holiday may 32 be performed on the next regular business day.
33 B. ADMINISTRATOR shall establish, either directly and/or through subcontract(s), a Care 34 Coordination Unit (CCU) which shall:
35 1. Coordinate and make arrangements for the medical needs and care of MSN Enrollees. The 36 CCU shall not be responsible for the coordination of the social services needs of such patients. 37 //
1 2. Perform concurrent and retrospective utilization review of the medical appropriateness, level 2 of care, and utilization of all services provided to MSN Patients by All Providers. The parties understand 3 that the CCU shall use the latest available version of the Milliman Continuum Of Care Criteria, or other 4 appropriate criteria as approved by ADMINISTRATOR, as its guideline for such utilization review. 5 ADMINISTRATOR acknowledges that CONTRACTOR may use Interqual criteria for similar purposes 6 within its own operations and with understanding:
7 a. Prior to recommendation of any adjustment in the level of care or denial of any inpatient 8 day provided by CONTRACTOR that does not meet continuum of care criteria used by the CCU, the 9 CCU shall notify CONTRACTOR of a pending recommendation within two (2) business days of such 10 determination.
11 b. CONTRACTOR shall have the opportunity to provide written justification, within two 12 (2) business days after receiving written notice of recommendation, to the CCU which justification may 13 include the application of Interqual criteria and/or other supporting information, as CONTRACTOR 14 deems necessary.
15 c. If the CCU subsequently recommends the adjustment and/or denial of the inpatient day, 16 CONTRACTOR shall have the right to appeal the decision to the Medical Policy Committee, as 17 established by ADMINISTRATOR.
18 d. Intermediary shall reimburse hospital based on the determination of the CCU or Medical 19 Policy Committee as appropriate.
20 3. Communicate with CONTRACTOR regarding diversions, patient transfers, admissions, and 21 discharge planning.
22 4. Assist in coordinating the transitions of MSN Patients to appropriate...
County Obligations. 1. This Agreement is contingent upon receipt by County of lottery funds sufficient to fund the Project. The Agreement is effective and funds may be disbursed upon execution of this Agreement and the availability of Program funds as determined by County in its sole discretion.
2. Each disbursement of Grant Funds by County is contingent upon County receiving appropriations, limitations, allotments, or other expenditure authority sufficient to allow County, in the exercise of its reasonable discretion, to make payments under this Agreement.
3. County shall monitor Project for compliance and notify Recipient in writing if it appears Recipient is failing to comply with Program requirements terms of this Agreement or Recipient’s application and documents provided by Recipient to County prior to the execution of the Agreement.
4. County may impose sanctions against Recipient for failing to comply with the requirements governing the Program. Before imposing sanctions, County will send a notice to cure to Recipient if Recipient fails to comply with Program requirements. County will allow fifteen (15) days from the date the notice to cure is sent for Recipient to respond and correct noted deficiencies or respond and show substantial steps toward cure; provided however, that in no event shall Recipient have more than 30 days to correct the noted deficiencies and if noted deficiencies have not been fully corrected within 30 days the County may impose sanctions against Recipient. The following circumstances may warrant sanctions:
a. Work on the Project has not been substantially initiated within six (6) months of the effective date of this Agreement or if continuous progress on Project has not been maintained for six (6) months;
b. Other Program or statutory requirements have not been met;
c. There is a significant deviation from the terms and conditions of this Agreement or representations of Recipient’s application and documents provided to County prior to the execution of the Agreement;
d. Significant corrective actions have been found to be necessary to protect the integrity of the funds for the approved Project, and those corrective actions are not, or will not, be made within a reasonable time;
e. Key milestones shown in Project schedule are delayed by more than ninety (90) days without prior County Approval; or
f. Failure to submit quarterly progress reports as required in this Agreement.
5. One or more of the following sanctions may be imposed if the circumstan...
County Obligations. Tenant specifically acknowledges and agrees that County shall not have any obligations with respect to the maintenance, alteration, improvement, demolition, addition or repair of any Improvements, except only as specifically provided in this Lease to the contrary.
County Obligations. A. All dues, service fees and COPE deductions shall be transmitted to Local 521 in an expeditious manner.
B. All transmittal checks shall be accompanied by documentation which denotes the worker's name, social security number, amount of deduction (including COPE) and member or fee payer status.
C. The County shall hand out agreed upon Union materials along with the Agency Shop forms.
County Obligations. A. The County agrees to provide emergency debris removal services in the incorporated limits of the City using the County's contractor(s), and monitoring consultant(s), pursuant to the following:
i. Such services will be provided along all streets and rights-of-way, or portions thereof, situated and located within the incorporated limits of the City at no additional cost to the City.
ii. Vegetative debris must be loose, not bagged, so as to ensure only vegetative debris is present and no garbage, metal or the like is mixed with the vegetative debris as such non-vegetative debris can damage the mulching machines. The size of the individual pieces of debris should be reasonable and manageable.
iii. Class III debris (construction debris such as shingles, wood, drywall, glass, and the like, as defined by FAC 62-701) and tree stumps may not be placed for pick-up unless Federal or State Agencies have authorized the same. Upon receiving authorization, the County will promptly notify the City.
iv. The County agrees to make payments necessary in order to have the debris removed, hauled and monitored by the County's contractors, in the incorporated areas of the City, pending Federal and/or State reimbursement.
v. Federal and State Agencies generally will not reimburse debris removal activities from private property and will only reimburse removal of eligible debris as determined by the Agency. It is understood and agreed that the County will instruct its contractors not to remove or dispose debris from private property in the incorporated limits of the City and that the City shall notify its residents of the same.
vi. The County agrees to submit, to the Federal and/or State Agencies, all required applications for reimbursement for the emergency debris picked up by County contractors pursuant to this Agreement within the incorporated limits of the City.
B. In the event that Federal or State Agencies determine that the County cannot perform the services for the City as set forth herein, the parties hereby agree that the County shall have no obligations to provide emergency debris removal services to the City in accordance herewith.
County Obligations. The taking possession of the Premises by Lessee shall constitute an acknowledgment by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ that said Premises are in good and tenantable condition and covenants, and agrees at its own cost and expense, during the term of this Lease to maintain the interior of said Premises, including plumbing, in good order and repair and in tenantable condition, and to make all repairs and replacements of whatsoever kind or nature, either to the exterior or interior of said Premises rendered necessary as a result of the negligence or omission of Lessee, its agents, servants or employees.
County Obligations. Lessee hereby agrees to indemnify Lessor and to save it harmless from any liability, claim for damages, or attorney's fees incurred by reason of any personal injury or death to any person, including any of Lessee's employees, agents, or licensees or invitees, or any injury to property of any kind whatsoever, and to whomever belonging, including ▇▇▇▇▇▇, from any cause or causes whatsoever, in any way connected with Lessee's use of the Premises, during the term of this Agreement or any extension thereof or any occupancy by Lessee hereunder. This indemnity shall include the obligation to defend Lessor from any such lawsuits or claims filed. Lessee's obligation under this paragraph shall not apply if such claim, liability, loss, cost, damage or expense arises out of or relates: the negligent or intentional act of Lessor, or its employees, agents, contractors, or prior tenants of the Premises; or to a breach by the Lessor of any terms, conditions or obligation on Lessor's part to be required or performed under this
County Obligations. Tenant specifically acknowledges and agrees that County, and County Parties do not and shall not have any obligations with respect to the maintenance, alteration, improvement, demolition, replacement, addition or repair of any Improvements.
County Obligations i. Within one (1) year following the execution of this Agreement or the Contributed Funds Agreement, whichever comes last, the County shall at the County’s expense submit to the BIA applications for ROWs for all of the CMRs. The ROW applications shall comply with 25 CFR Part 169, including but not limited to identifying the Pueblo Lands affected by the ROWs, maps of definite location for each and every ROW, and the ownership of any permanent improvements associated with the ROWs. The County agrees to prepare, execute, and submit to the BIA such further documents as may be required by the BIA to grant the ROWs under 25 CFR Part 169. The Pueblo and the County may agree in writing to extend the County’s deadline for submitting the ROW applications to the BIA.
ii. The County’s ROW applications shall request the Secretary grant ROWs for the County-Maintained Roads that include the following terms and conditions:
1. The ROWs shall be for a proposed term of ninety-nine (99) years, with a renewal term of ninety-nine (99) years, not subject to further BIA approval, but subject to the provisions of Section 2(B)(3) of this Agreement regarding the FMV Adjustment Payment; provided, however, that if a dispute arises regarding the FMV Adjustment Payment, the Parties shall commence dispute resolution and the ROWs shall be renewed and thereafter remain in effect until the expiration of their second ninety-nine (99) year term or this Agreement is duly terminated, whichever occurs first. .
2. The width of the ROWs on Pueblo Land shall be the existing driving surface of the CMRs as of the date of this Agreement, plus four (4) feet on each side of the existing driving surface (“Standard ROW Width”); provided, however, that where the Standard ROW Width would encroach on Private Land or Pueblo Land that the Pueblo has assigned (“Assigned Pueblo Land”), the actual ROW width shall extend to the boundary of the Private Land or Assigned Pueblo Land.
3. The primary purpose of the ROWs shall be operating and maintaining Public Roads, which shall include the right of access to manage vegetation, inspect, maintain and repair equipment, and to conduct such other activities as may be necessary or appropriate to operate and maintain a Public Road. Construction shall be the secondary purpose of the ROWs, which shall be subject to the provisions of Section 3(D)(vii) below.
iii. The County shall at its expense survey the County-Maintained Roads and develop accurate legal descriptions to inclu...
County Obligations. 2.1 Assign a liaison (Project Manager) responsible for coordinating the PROJECT with CITY. The liaison for County shall be ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. COUNTY’s liaison shall be responsible for coordination of ROAD WORK, and WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK with CITY.
2.2 COUNTY shall perform or cause to be performed all tasks needed to implement ROAD WORK, together with WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK, including but not limited to project design, right-of-way acquisition, utility impacts, construction, construction management, ROAD WORK inspection and administration.
2.3 COUNTY shall prepare WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK design plans and technical specifications. Final plans and specifications for WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK shall be incorporated as specific bid items in the bid documents for the PROJECT.
2.4 COUNTY shall provide CITY with the opportunity to review and comment on design plans and specifications for ROAD WORK within CITY limits, and WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK. In general, review comments shall be returned to COUNTY within two weeks following receipt of draft design documents. COUNTY shall incorporate CITY comments, which do not significantly impact PROJECT budget or schedule and shall consult with CITY to resolve differences.
2.5 COUNTY shall advertise, award, and administer the construction contract for the PROJECT.
2.6 COUNTY shall, following bid opening, notify CITY of the amount of the construction cost of the WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK as contained in the bid, and provide CITY with the opportunity for review of the contract bid. The CITY shall have 14 calendar days from bid opening to request the WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK bid schedules be deleted from the contract. COUNTY shall have the right, in its discretion, to award or reject bids for the PROJECT in accordance with applicable law and rules.
2.7 COUNTY shall coordinate inspection services with CITY as set forth in Article III.
2.8 COUNTY shall coordinate amendments to design contract and Construction Change Orders associated with the WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK with the City.
2.9 COUNTY shall be responsible for acceptance of the WATERLINE and SANITARY SEWER WORK on behalf of CITY.
2.10 COUNTY shall be responsible to maintain the ROAD WORK upon completion and acceptance of the Project.
2.11 COUNTY shall perform all actions regarding compensation as set forth in Article IV - Compensation.