Local Plans Clause Samples
The 'Local Plans' clause defines the requirement for parties to comply with specific plans, policies, or regulations that are established at a local or municipal level. In practice, this clause obligates parties to ensure that their activities, developments, or operations adhere to local zoning laws, land use plans, or community guidelines relevant to the location of the project or agreement. Its core function is to ensure legal compliance with local authorities and prevent conflicts or penalties arising from violations of local planning requirements.
Local Plans. Information about the local plan, or modification of the local plan, before submission.
Local Plans. The drug and alcohol program now in effect in each port and district should include the following provisions:
(a) Every test shall allow for the splitting of the sample. In a positive test the employee would have the right to request a retest done at another approved laboratory.
(b) The cost of performing drug and alcohol tests will be paid by the employer or the local employer port association.
(c) Every plan must have mandatory random testing of all crafts, except in the Port of New York and New Jersey where its random-testing program will be held in abeyance so long as the Master Contract workforce in the Port of New York and New Jersey is subject to additional testing by private governmental agencies that are not parties to the Master Contract. The terms and conditions of the random-testing program in each port or district will be determined by the local parties pursuant to applicable law.
Local Plans. The drug and alcohol program now in effect in each port and district should include the following provisions:
(a) Every test shall allow for the splitting of the sample. In a positive test the employee would have the right to request a retest done at another approved laboratory.
(b) The cost of performing drug and alcohol tests will be paid by the employer or the local employer port association.
(c) Every plan may have mandatory random testing of all crafts. The terms and conditions of such random testing will be determined by the local parties pursuant to applicable law.
Local Plans. The County Council will provide upon request advice on the formulation of Local Plan policies and guidance relating to the historic environment. The County Council will upon request provide advice and information on the identification of local sites of heritage interest in a district context insofar as resources and existing databases allow. The County Council will upon request identify heritage assets within areas defined in site allocation documents or similar where there may be heritage implications for a change of use or its development insofar as resources and existing databases allow. An outline recommendation for further investigations that may be required will be provided where relevant, but the County Council will not provide a detailed and specific assessment of the heritage value or significance of any heritage asset so identified unless a separate and specific costed agreement is reached for that work.
Local Plans. Information about the local plan, or modification of the local plan, before submission. 594 ii. LWDB members – A list of current Board members and their affiliation (company or entity that the Board 595 member is employed by or owns), and their terms of service. 596 iii. ▇▇▇▇(s) – Information regarding the designated ▇▇▇▇ for each unit of local government that comprises 597 the LWDA. In the event of a multi-county consortium, the current chairperson of the consortium must also 598 be identified. 599 iv. Selection of One-Stop Operators – Information about the activities of the Board to select a one-stop 600 operator, including Request for Proposals, question and answers, and executed contracts.
Local Plans. Upon receipt of funding, identify an individual in each jurisdiction responsible for assuring meaningful public health capacity assessment and planning activities are undertaken in accordance with the guidance developed by the State-Local Oversight Committee. • Upon receipt of funding, identify an individual within each jurisdiction who will assure active local health leadership of or participation in development of Regional/Local Public Health Threat Response Plans.