Funding Plan. SCUSA shall:
Funding Plan. The Operating Member (or the proposing Manager) shall provide a proposed Funding Plan to accompany each proposed Supplemental Program and Budget. Unless otherwise determined by the Board, the proposed Funding Plan shall provide that contemplated Member Contributions will be made in accordance with Section 5.6(a), to the extent the Operations contemplated by such Supplemental Program and Budget cannot be funded from Cash Available to Nevada JV, and that funds for such Member Contributions shall be contributed by the Members in their respective Proportionate Interests to Nevada JV in accordance with Section 5.6(b).
Funding Plan. The conditions of employment are regulated in § 23 of the „Ordnung für das wissenschaftliche Personal an der Universität Basel (OWP)“. Doctorate with a structural position (research associate with a Master1) The position of a research associate with a Master's degree or equivalent with the aim of obtaining a doctorate is limited to one year with the possibility of a three-year extension. Doctorate with a non-structural position (for example project assistant1) The position of a project assistant is limited in time according to the respective duration of the third-party funded project and can only be extended within this framework; details are described below (third-party funding). Doctorate without an employment contract at the University of Basel The doctoral candidate is not employed at the University of Basel and therefore responsible to secure his/her own funding of the doctorate. The first supervisor and the doctoral candidate agree on the following responsibilities and planning of the financial resources: 1 according to the “Ordnung für das Wissenschaftliche Personal an der Universität Basel (OWP)“ Funding Plan (front) If the extension of the contract is viewed critically by the first supervisor and/or the person responsible for the position, a meeting in the extended circle (usually the whole doctoral committee), where minutes are taken, is mandatory. Non-extension of an employment contract must be justified in writing by the doctoral committee and submitted to the Faculty’s Doctoral Board, with a copy to the doctoral candidate, at least two months before the end of the contract (three months are recommended). In any case, according to the employment contract, the employment of the doctoral candidate ends automatically at the latest six months after completion of the doctorate – except in the event of illness and/or parental leave. Date, signature of the first supervisor Date, signature of the doctoral candidate An information sheet about all the advisory services available at the University of Basel can be found here. The document also includes information on maternity/paternity regulations, compulsory Swiss military, civil defense and fire services, and any deputy regulations that may result from these. The doctoral candidate xxxxxx confirms that he/she has taken note of the information sheet: Date, signature of the doctoral candidate Funding Plan (back)
Funding Plan. The Funding Plan sets forth the funding plan for the Company for the 3-year period beginning on the date hereof. The Funding Plan shall be a rolling funding plan and shall be reviewed at least once a year by the Board of Directors so as to ensure a rolling three-year business plan. The Funding Plan may be modified only with the approval of the Board of Directors.
Funding Plan. The funding model for Quad Cities First regional economic development services is based on a minimum 2:1 (private to public) funding ratio. Public sector investments in regional economic development are based on a population ratio and per capita structure developed and agreed upon by city and county officials. Public sector payments for services are to be made to Quad Cities First on an annual schedule. . The estimated amount of public funding for the three year agreement will be based on an annual per capita formula: Year One = $1.31 per capita Year Two = $1.34 per capita Year Three = $1.37 per capita Private sector dollars supporting regional economic development are raised by the Quad Cities Chamber and allocated to Quad Cities First on a 2:1 ratio (private to public) to support the annual work plan and budget approved by the Quad Cities First Board of Directors.
Funding Plan. A plan showing how the Project and Southwood will be funded, with evidence satisfactory to the County, that it has or will have the financial ability to design and construct the Project, including proof that it has or will secure funds necessary, obtained commitments for any construction loans, received contributions, or received pledges.
Funding Plan. The Xxxxx and Xxxxx Xxxxxx Endowed Scholarship will be funded with an initial gift of , additional gifts of , with the remainder to be funded through the Xxxxxx estate. Guidelines to protect the principal from being spent or eroded by inflation are specified on the reverse of this proposal. Date Date
Funding Plan. 13.4.1 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10: The District will fully fund health benefits package equivalent to the cost of: SISC 100 A-10: $10 office visit co- pay, no emergency room co-pay, Second tier pharmacy ($7 generic, $25 brand, $14 generic by mail, $60 brand by mail); Delta Dental: $2,000 annual maximum; Vision Service Plan: exam, lenses, frames every 12 months, $20 co-pay 2010-2011, 2011-2012, 2012-2013: The District will fully fund health benefits package equivalent to: SISC 100A-10, Rx 7-25; Delta Dental: $2,000 annual maximum; Vision Service Plan; exam, lenses, frames every 12 months, $20 co-pay. (as set by XXXX)
Funding Plan. If the Parties determine pursuant to the Viability and Feasibility Review that the District Energy System is likely to be viable, or that with additional funding the District Energy System is likely to be viable, ZRZ will provide PDC with sufficient information to determine the amount of investment in design and construction of Compatible Systems for the Block 4 and Block 6 Projects that is needed for the District Energy System to achieve economic viability. If PDC provides such funding and so long as OHSU has not indicated that it has abandoned its plans to construct the District Energy System, ZRZ shall be obligated to design and construct all Projects to include Compatible Systems. If PDC does not provide such funding, ZRZ may, in its sole discretion, design and construct the Project to include Compatible Systems but is not obligated to do so.
Funding Plan. Public sector investments are based on a population ratio and per capita structure developed and agreed upon by city and county officials. Public sector payments for services are to be made to Quad Cities Chamber on an annual schedule. The estimated amount of public funding for the four year agreement will be based on an annual per capita formula, which reflects a 2% adjustment every year based on inflation. Exurban counties investment is $10,000, with a 2% adjustment every year based on inflation. Xxxxx and Rock Island counties investment is calculated per capita of total county population minus city population actively funding the agreement. If a city declines investment but their local economic development organization or Chamber invests instead, they can be exchanged in the agreement if they contribute the required amount. For communities new to the partnership or where an increase is scheduled based on population changes, arrangements can be made to step in with 50% of the total increase due by the end of the first year, and the total amount due by the end of the second year. Per capita is determined by the US Census and Community Survey Population estimates, whichever is most recent. Year One = $1.40 per capita; $0.25 exurban per capita Year Two = $1.43 per capita; $0.28 exurban per capita Year Three = $1.46 per capita; $0.31 exurban per capita Year Four = $1.49 per capita; $0.34 exurban per capita
