ENTITY Responsibilities Sample Clauses
ENTITY Responsibilities. 1. ENTITY will purchase agricultural land easements on eligible land from eligible landowners for the Parcels identified on the attachments to this Cooperative Agreement consistent with the requirements identified herein. ACEP agricultural land easements on grasslands of special environmental significance are conservation easements conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural resources, including grazing uses and related conservation values, by restoring and conserving grassland and related uses. The landowner is identified as the Grantor under the terms of the agricultural land easement deed. The ENTITY must notify NRCS as soon as possible if there is a change in landownership after the parcel is identified as selected for funding and prior to closing on the easement.
2. ENTITY must ensure that the agricultural land easements acquired with funds made available under this Cooperative Agreement and the agricultural land easement deeds satisfy the following requirements:
a. Contain the “Minimum Terms for the Protection of Agricultural Use”, including the grassland specific options, attached to this Cooperative Agreement as exhibit 7 (ALE Minimum Deed Terms). The ENTITY is authorized to use its own terms and conditions in the agricultural land easement deeds so long as the ENTITY’s additional language does not alter or defeat the intent, purpose or effective enforcement by the Parties of the ALE minimum deed terms, the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program, or the agricultural land easements acquired under this Cooperative Agreement. ENTITY must ensure that all grassland provisions in the ALE Minimum Deed Terms exhibit are used;
b. Address all of the regulatory deed requirements identified at 7 CFR Section 1468.25(d);
c. Address the disposition of the agricultural land easement and the Federal share in the event the agricultural land easement is ever extinguished, terminated, or condemned in whole or in part;
d. Are conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural resources, including grazing uses and related conservation values, by restoring and conserving grassland;
e. Run with the land in perpetuity or where State law prohibits a permanent easement, for the maximum duration allowable under State law;
f. Protect the grasslands of special environmental significance, including the grazing uses and related conservation values by restoring and conserving eligible land;
g. Provide for the administration, management, and enforcement of the agricultural land ...
ENTITY Responsibilities. 1. ENTITY must purchase agricultural land easements on eligible land from eligible landowners for the Parcels identified on the attachments to this Cooperative Agreement consistent with the requirements identified in this Agreement. ACEP agricultural land easements are conservation easements conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural resources and the agricultural nature of the land and permit the landowner the right to continue agricultural production and related uses subject to an agricultural land easement plan, as specified in in this part.
2. ENTITY must, ensure that agricultural land easements acquired with funds made available under this Cooperative Agreement and that the deeds satisfy the following requirements:
a. Contain the “Minimum Terms for the Protection of Agricultural Use”, attached to this Cooperative Agreement as exhibit 7 (ALE Minimum Deed Terms). The ENTITY is authorized to use its own terms and conditions in the agricultural land easements so long as the ENTITY’s additional language does not alter or defeat the intent, purpose, or effective enforcement by the Parties of the ALE minimum deed terms, the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program, or the agricultural land easements acquired under this Cooperative Agreement.
b. Address all of the minimum deed requirements identified at 7 CFR § 1468.25(d);
c. Address the disposition of the agricultural land easement and the Federal share in the event the agricultural land easement is ever extinguished, terminated, or condemned in whole or in part.
d. Are conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural resources and the agricultural nature of the land;
e. Run with the land in perpetuity or where State law prohibits a permanent easement, for the maximum duration allowable under State law;
f. Protect the agricultural use, future viability, and related conservation value, of the Parcels by limiting nonagricultural uses of that land or protect grazing uses and related conservation values by restoring and conserving eligible land, including grasslands of special environmental significance;
g. Provide for the administration, management, and enforcement of the agricultural land easement by the ENTITY or its successors and assigns;
h. Permit effective enforcement of the conservation purposes of such easements; and
i. Subject the Parcel to an agricultural land easement plan that meets the requirements of this Section.
3. The ENTITY has the following three options for ensuring that the agricultural...
ENTITY Responsibilities. 1. ENTITY must purchase agricultural land easements on eligible land from eligible landowners for the Parcels identified on the attachments to this Cooperative Agreement consistent with the requirements identified in this Agreement. ACEP agricultural land easements on grasslands of special environmental significance are conservation easements conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural resources including grazing uses and related conservation values by restoring and conserving grassland and related uses subject to an agricultural land easement plan including a component grassland management plan, as specified in in this part.
2. ENTITY must ensure that agricultural land easements acquired with funds made available under this Cooperative Agreement and that the deeds satisfy the following requirements:
a. Contain the “Minimum Terms for the Protection of Agricultural Use”, including the grassland specific options, attached to this Cooperative Agreement as exhibit 7 (ALE Minimum Deed Terms). The ENTITY is authorized to use its own terms and conditions in the agricultural land easements so long as the ENTITY’s additional language does not alter or defeat the intent, purpose or effective enforcement by the Parties of the ALE minimum deed terms, the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program, or the agricultural land easements acquired under this Cooperative Agreement. ENTITY shall ensure that all grassland provisions in the ALE Minimum Deed Terms exhibit are used.
b. Address all of the minimum deed requirements identified at 7 CFR § 1468.25(d);
c. Address the disposition of the agricultural land easement and the Federal share in the event the agricultural land easement is ever extinguished, terminated, or condemned in whole or in part.
d. Are conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural including grazing uses and related conservation values by restoring and conserving grassland;
e. Run with the land in perpetuity or where State law prohibits a permanent easement, for the maximum duration allowable under State law;
f. Protect the grasslands of special environmental significance, including the grazing uses and related conservation values by restoring and conserving eligible land;
g. Provide for the administration, management, and enforcement of the agricultural land easement by the ENTITY or its successors and assigns;
h. Permit effective enforcement of the conservation purposes of such easements; and
i. Subject the Parcel to an agricultural land easement pla...
ENTITY Responsibilities. Entity shall be responsible for all costs associated with the pick-up of donated/transferred surplus property, including but not limited to, all labor and transportation costs.
ENTITY Responsibilities. Entity must:
a. Protect all Personal Identifying Information in accordance with Texas Business and Commerce Code § 521.001(1) and 1 Texas Administrative Code § 202.1 et seq.
b. Provide proof of compliance with security documents when requested to do so by DPS.
c. Ensure appropriate protection of all security documents.
d. Maintain copies of signed Rules of Behavior for every authorized user.
e. Have complete responsibility for all cyber security controls.
f. Have complete responsibility for encryption of all system components in accordance with Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) Publication 140-2.
g. Maintain all logical access controls and password management.
h. Maintain all system software, anti-virus protection, encryption, and operating systems, to include all upgrades, updates, patches, plugins, etc.
i. Only grant users access to data they need to perform their official functions.
j. Not share DPS’s data outside Entity unless otherwise authorized under this Agreement.
k. Ensure that it, and any entity that it shares DPS’s data with, complies with the requirements in this data agreement if Entity shares or sells DPS’ data.
l. Report any security breaches involving Entity (or shared entity or users) to the DPS CISO.
m. Implement the necessary procedures to ensure that Entity is secure from any unauthorized use.
n. Ensure that any individual requesting access to DPS data is authorized to receive it. Unauthorized request or receipt of data could result in criminal proceedings brought against the Entity and the individuals or entities involved.
o. Ensure all users complete the required security awareness training prior to access, and annually thereafter.
p. Disseminate user manuals and other related publications as required.
q. Conduct investigations relating to possible fraud, waste, and abuse.
ENTITY Responsibilities. 1. ENTITY will acquire and hold RCPP Easements on eligible land that has eligible landowners as identified in an individual Parcel Contract consistent with the requirements identified therein and consistent with the provisions of this PROGRAM AGREEMENT. ENTITY must be identified as a Grantee (holder) under the terms of the RCPP conservation easement deed.
2. An RCPP conservation easement deed may also include legal entities that are co-holders (identified as Grantees in the easement deed) or third-party right holders (not identified as Grantees in the easement deed). Exhibit 1 to this PROGRAM AGREEMENT specifies the requirements, limitations, roles, and responsibilities of co-holders or third-party right holders. ENTITY must list on Exhibit 1 the legal entities that may be identified as a co-holder or third-party right holder on any RCPP conservation easement deed that may be acquired pursuant to a Parcel Contract executed under this PROGRAM AGREEMENT. ENTITY must list the specific co-holders or third-party RCPP Programmatic Partnership Agreement Number: RCPP Program Agreement Number: right holders for an individual Parcel on the individual Parcel Contract and obtain any required signatures from a sufficiently authorized representative of the legal entity as follows:
i. All potential co-holders must be listed on and must sign Exhibit 1 to this PROGRAM AGREEMENT and any individual Parcel Contracts for Parcels on which the co-holder will be identified in the RCPP conservation easement deed. ENTITY will list the potential co-holders and obtain required signatures on Exhibit 1 at the time of execution of this PROGRAM AGREEMENT or through a subsequent amendment to this PROGRAM AGREEMENT to update Exhibit 1, prior to the execution of an individual Parcel Contract or modification thereto that identifies the listed co-holder.
ii. ENTITY will list all potential third-party right holders on Exhibit 1, as known at the time of execution of this PROGRAM AGREEMENT. An amendment to this PROGRAM AGREEMENT to update Exhibit 1 is not required to list subsequently identified third-party right holders. All third-party right holders must be identified on the individual Parcel Contracts for Parcels on which the third-party right holder will be identified in the RCPP conservation easement deed. Third-party right holders may be required to sign Exhibit 1 of this agreement or individual Program Contracts at ENTITY discretion.
3. ENTITY must maintain current registration in the Dun...
ENTITY Responsibilities. The Entity will conduct presumptive eligibility determinations for Medicaid based on information provided by applicants. As part of conducting such determinations, the Entity will interview individuals for completion of the presumptive eligibility application, make presumptive eligibility determinations, provide applicants with their eligibility results, and help individuals complete the KanCare application for ongoing coverage. The Entity will conduct these activities in accordance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations, and policies for Medicaid presumptive eligibility determinations.
ENTITY Responsibilities. Lead Department Department of Justice and Regulation Responsible for the development, establishment and overall management of the Panel arrangements. Appoints the Contract Manager. Executive Contract Manager Overall oversight and responsibility for the Panel Contract, including: make decisions on exemption requests referred to him or her under the Exemption Policy determine variations and changes to Minimum Service Standards and KPIs (note any proposed changes to the terms and conditions of this Agreement or any other Panel Contract will be referred to the Legal Services Panel Governance Committee); exercise statutory and regulatory decision making; exercise the option for extension or termination of this Agreement or any other Panel Contract; remove or add service providers as Service Providers, extend or vary the services to be made available by the Service Providers on the Panel, in accordance with the terms of the Panel Contracts; and determine whether to suspend or terminate a Service Provider’s membership on the Panel. Contract Manager Oversight and responsibility for overall category (Area) and contract management of the Panel arrangements including: develop and implement a category management plan including communication strategy, transition, value for money and identify continuous improvement opportunities; oversee maintenance of the technological systems supporting the panel through data collection and analysis; monitor client satisfaction with Service Providers; monitor overall performance of Service Providers including audit and quality assurance processes and determination as to the composition of the Panel; review of performance of Service Providers against Minimum Service Standards and KPIs; create protocols and procedures for the Panel; manage and report on exemption requests by Clients; manage and report on conflict of interest notifications and coordinate decisions made by Agency Contract Managers in Entity Responsibilities response to such notifications benchmark performance and service delivery arrangements between Service Providers and the State; determine whether a proposed pro ▇▇▇▇ activity meets the definition of “Approved Cause” under the Panel Contract; monitor and report on Service Providers’ compliance with pro ▇▇▇▇, model litigant and other policies, guidelines and work practices; monitor and report on Service Providers’ internal initiatives to promote diversity and work/life balance; and a...
ENTITY Responsibilities. 1. ENTITY will purchase agricultural land easements on eligible land from eligible landowners for the Parcels identified on the attachments to this Grant Agreement consistent with the requirements identified herein. ACEP agricultural land easements on grasslands of special environmental significance are conservation easements conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural resources including grazing uses and related conservation values by restoring and conserving grassland and related uses subject to an agricultural land easement plan including a component grassland management plan, as specified in in this section. The landowner is identified as the Grantor under the terms of the agricultural land easement deed.
2. ENTITY must ensure that the agricultural land easements acquired with funds made available under this Grant Agreement and the agricultural land easement deeds satisfy the following requirements:
a. Address all of the regulatory deed requirements identified at 7 CFR Section 1468.25(d)
b. Address the disposition of the agricultural land easement and the Federal share in the event the agricultural land easement is ever extinguished, terminated, or condemned in whole or in part
c. Are conveyed for the purpose of protecting natural resources and the agricultural nature of the land
d. Run with the land in perpetuity or, where State law prohibits a permanent easement, for the maximum duration allowable under State law
e. Protect the grasslands of special environmental significance, including the grazing uses and related conservation values by restoring and conserving eligible land
f. Provide for the administration, management, and enforcement of the agricultural land easement by the ENTITY or its successors and assigns
g. Permit effective enforcement of the conservation purposes of such easements
h. Subject the Parcel to an agricultural land easement plan that includes a component grassland management plan and meets that meets the requirements of this section
i. Include the following United States Right of Enforcement:
ENTITY Responsibilities. A. Entity acknowledges and agrees that CIS’s ability to perform the Endpoint Security Services (ESS) provided by CIS for the benefit of Entity is subject to Entity fulfilling certain responsibilities listed below. Entity acknowledges and agrees that neither CIS nor any third party provider shall have any responsibility whatsoever to perform the Endpoint Security Services in the event Entity fails to meet its responsibilities described below.
B. For purposes of this Agreement, Entity acknowledges and agrees that only ESS Endpoints shall be within the scope of this Agreement. Entity will ensure the correct functioning and maintenance of the endpoint devices receiving Endpoint Security Services.
C. Entity shall provide the following to CIS prior to the commencement of the Endpoint Security Services and at any time during the term of the Agreement if the information changes:
1. A completed pre-installation questionnaire (PIQ), the form of which will be provided to Entity by CIS, which will identify the number and types of endpoints to be monitored during the Term, including identification of the operating systems used in the endpoints. The PIQ will need to be revised whenever there is a change that would affect CIS’s ability to provide the Endpoint Security Services. CIS also reserves the right to modify the number of endpoints receiving ESS, based on the availability of federally funded ESS endpoint allocation;
2. Each endpoint device will have access to a secure Internet channel for ESS management and monitoring by CIS;
3. Accurate and up-to-date information, including the name, email, landline, mobile, and pager numbers for all designated, authorized Point of Contact(s); and
4. Entity will be responsible for installing the ESS software agent on its ESS Endpoints; CIS will provide Entity with a link to the ESS software agent.
D. During the term of this Agreement, Entity shall provide the following:
1. Written notification to CIS SOC (▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇) at least thirty (30) days in advance of replacement of an existing endpoint device with another similar device and/or changes in operating systems for the endpoint devices that would affect CIS’s ability to provide Endpoint Security Services;
2. Written notification to CIS SOC (▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇) at least twelve (12) hours in advance of any scheduled Internet outages affecting the endpoint devices;
3. A completed Escalation Procedure Form in the PIQ including the name, e-mail address and 24/7 contact information for...