GOVERNING STANDARDS. This Agreement is subject to: (1) Chapter 386, Texas Health and Safety Code; (2) the Uniform Grant and Contract Management Act, Texas Government Code, Section 783.001 et seq., and the Texas Uniform Grant Management Standards(UGMS); (3) the Guidelines for the Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants (RG-388); (4) 30 Texas Administrative Code Sections 114.620-114.629; (5) Appropriations Act of the 84th Texas Legislature pertaining to appropriation of funds to TCEQ for grants, etc. and grants by state agencies; (6) Texas Government Code Chapter 2261 (pertaining to cost reimbursement contracts); (7) Local Government Code Chapter 391 and implementation rules of the Governor’s Office of Budget, Planning, and Policy (pertaining to costs for entities defined as Councils of Government, etc.); (8) Texas Government Code Section 556.0055 (pertaining to lobbying);; (9) TCEQ rules and policies (pertaining to TCEQ contracts and grants); and (10) other applicable Federal and State rules and statutes.
GOVERNING STANDARDS. This Contract is subject to: (1) Chapter 391, Texas Health and Safety Code; (2) the Texas Uniform Grant and Contract Management Act, Texas Government Code, Section 783.001 et seq., and the Texas Uniform Grant Management Standards (UGMS); (3)
GOVERNING STANDARDS. In the event of a conflict between any of the governing standards, rules, regulations, policies or procedures referenced herein, including, but not limited to ACA, NCCHC, Title 15, CONTRACTOR policy and procedure, CDCR DOM, and CDCR rules, regulations and policies, then the CONTRACTOR and CDCR shall mutually agree upon the standard, rule, regulation, policy or procedure to be followed. If the CDCR Contract Monitor and Facility Warden are unable to reach agreement within three (3) days, the conflict shall be resolved by the CONTRACTOR Chief Corrections Officer and CDCR Health Care Officer. The parties shall make a good faith effort to resolve the conflict and neither party shall unreasonably withhold their approval. In resolving the conflict, the parties shall take into account facility issues such as security and uniformity of polices as well as specific needs of CDCR offender management. This provision shall not apply if compliance with a standard, rule, policy or procedure is required by court order.
GOVERNING STANDARDS. Subject to the terms and conditions in this Agreement, Manager will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide the Services and in connection therewith will be held to that standard of care as would be exercised under similar circumstances by other wireless network operators in accordance with sound business principles and practices customary to the wireless telecommunications industry and, in addition, Manager will, in the conduct of the Services hereunder, use substantially the same standard of care as it uses in the operation of its own wireless network.
GOVERNING STANDARDS. The Parties agree that the recitals stated above are incorporated into and form a part of this Agreement. Persons and entities hereafter developing or using the Property or any portions of the project thereon shall accomplish such development in accordance with the provisions of the Eagle Mountain Municipal Code (“EMMC”), ordinances, and regulations (collectively “City’s Laws”) in effect as of the date of this Agreement, and the provisions of this Agreement. This Agreement contains certain requirements and conditions for development and use of the Property and the Project in addition to those contained in the City’s Laws. Development of the Property shall be governed by the procedures, standards and requirements of the City’s Laws in effect as of the date of this Agreement and the approved final plat or plats for the project. In the event of a conflict between the terms of the City’s Laws then in effect and the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall control.
GOVERNING STANDARDS. The Concept Plan, the Vesting Ordinance and this Agreement establish the development rights for the Project, including the use, maximum density, intensity and general configuration for the Project. The Project shall be developed by the Developer in accordance with the Concept Plan, the Vesting Ordinance and this Agreement. All Developer submittals must comply generally with the Concept Plan, the Vesting Ordinance and this Agreement. Non-material variations to the Concept Plan, as defined and approved by the Town’s staff may be varied by the Developer without official Town Council or Planning Commission approval when such approval is not required by applicable ordinances. Such variations however shall in no way change the maximum density, use and intensity of the development of the Project. The issuance of building permits for the lots within the Project shall remain subject to the Town’s building permit ordinances. Proposed septic systems shall be designed by a duly licensed engineer and approved by the Town’s staff.
GOVERNING STANDARDS. 2.1. This Contract is subject to: (1) Chapter 393, Texas Health and Safety Code; (2) the Texas Uniform Grant and Contract Management Act, Texas Government Code, Section 783.001 et seq., and the Texas Uniform Grant Management Standards (UGMS); (3) Appropriations Act of the 84th Texas Legislature pertaining to appropriation of funds to the TCEQ for grants, etc. and grants by state agencies; (4) Chapter 2261 Texas Government Code (pertaining to cost reimbursement contracts); (5) Texas Water Code, Sections 5.124, 5.229; (6) Texas Government Code Section 556.0055 (pertaining to lobbying); (7) TCEQ rules and policies (pertaining to TCEQ contracts and grants); and other applicable Federal and State rules and statutes.
GOVERNING STANDARDS. This Agreement is subject to: (1) Chapter 386, Texas Health and Safety Code; (2) the Uniform Grant and Contract Management Act, Texas Government Code, Section 783.001 et seq., and the Texas Uniform Grant Management Standards for State Agencies; (3) the Guidelines for the Emissions Reduction Incentive Grants (RG-
GOVERNING STANDARDS. This Agreement is subject lo: (1) Xxxxxxx 386, Texas Health and Safety Code; (2) the Uniform Grant and Contract Management Act, Texas Government Code, Section /83.001 et seq., and the Texas Uniform Gram Management Standards for Slate Agencies; (3) the Guidelines for the Emissions Reduction Incenth'e Grants (RG- Contract Number 582-J 0-00000-0000 4 388y, (4) 30 Texas Aclminislrative Code Sections 114.620-114.(S29; (5) Appropriations Act of Ihe 85th Texas Legislature perlaining to appropriarion of funds to the TCEQ for granls, etc. and granls by slale agencies; (6) Texas Government Code Chapter 2201 (pertaining to cost reimbursement contracts); (7) Local Government Code Chapter 391 and impiemeniaiion rules of the Governor's Office of Budget, Planning, and Policy (pertaining to cosls for entities defined as Councils of Government, etc.); (8) Texas Government Code Section 556.0055 (pertaining to lobbying); (9) TCEQ rules and policies (pertaining to TCEQ contracts and granls); and
GOVERNING STANDARDS. In the event of a conflict between any of the governing standards, rules, regulations, policies or procedures referenced herein, including, but not limited to ACA, NCCHC, Title 15, CONTRACTOR policy and procedure, CDCR DOM, and CDCR rules, regulations and policies, then the CONTRACTOR and CDCR shall attempt to reach mutual agreement upon the standard, rule, regulation, policy or procedure to be followed. In attempting to reach resolution in such event, the parties shall take into account facility issues such as security and uniformity of policies, as well as specific needs of CDCR Offenders management. If the parties cannot reach an agreement, CONTRACTOR shall follow the standard, rule, regulation, policy or procedures as directed by CDCR.
