Lost and Found Articles Sample Clauses

Lost and Found Articles. 36.01 Lost and found articles will be turned in, accompanied by a claim form, to the dispatch offices. After thirty (30) days, if the articles have not been claimed, the employee who turned it in, will be given first opportunity to redeem the articles.
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Lost and Found Articles. Students finding articles on the school campus or on the school bus are obligated to turn in such articles to the administrative office, to the teacher, or to the bus driver in accordance with the established policies and procedures of the individual school. Failure to turn in such articles as required by school policy may result in disciplinary action. Students losing books or personal articles are expected to report such losses to the teacher or administrative office in accordance with established school policies. After a school year ends schools will retain all unclaimed items for a minimum of five 5 days before disposing them. Medicaid Consent The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) Medicaid program allows school districts to request reimbursement for costs associated with provision of certain IEP and IHP related services to student with Medicaid. These services include occupational and physical therapy, speech pathology, behavioral health services, nursing services, and special transportation. Schools are required to provide notice and to obtain consent from a parent before accessing a child’s Medicaid benefits and sharing personally identifiable information related to Medicaid. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx Schools seek parental consent from every student in order to access this reimbursement. Parents have the right to deny or withdraw this consent at any time without penalty to the services rendered in school.
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Lost and Found Articles. All lost or abandoned personal property found on the Premises by the Contractor, its agents or employees, or which is found by patrons and given to the Contractor, shall be turned over to the Authority’s Lost and Found Office. The Contractor shall be responsible for taking said property to the Authority’s Lost and Found Office within one business day. The Contractor shall ensure that any found property remains in a secure location while in the possession of the Contractor. The Contractor, its agents and employees shall have no right to claim said abandoned or lost personal property. The Contractor shall maintain records of all lost or abandoned property to include but not be limited to: a description of the property, the location where the property was found, the date the property was found, the name of the individual who turned in the property, and the date the property was returned to the owner or the Authority’s Lost and Found Office.
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Lost and Found Articles. The Parking Operator shall keep in a lock-box or safe lost vehicle keys found at any ecopark lot or on any shuttle bus at the parking office for the appropriate ecopark lot. Vehicle keys in the terminal parking Facilities and all other lost articles found by Parking Operator, its agents or employees, or which are found by patrons and given to Parking Operator, shall be placed in the Airport’s Lost and Found, as described in the SOP. Said articles shall be logged in to a system that is consistent with the City’s procedures to maintain continuity in chain-of-custody.
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Lost and Found Articles. Contractor shall insure that all articles found in the building by his personnel, while performing duties under this contract, are turned in to the Department contact person at that location.
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Lost and Found Articles. Each employee shall turn in to the Company each article found on a coach and not claimed by the losing passenger before such employee completes his/her shift on the day upon which such article is found. The Company shall receive and hold such article if found. The Company shall receive and hold such article as agents for the employee and shall give to the employee a receipt or claim check therefor upon his/her demand. If any person appears to claim such article within thirty (30) days after its deposit with the Company and proves to the satisfaction of the Company that he/she is the owner thereof, then the Company shall deliver the article to such owner and take his/her receipt therefor. The employee thereupon may call at the Company's office and pick up the receipt of the owner and return to the Company the receipt given him/her in the first instance. There shall be posted at the end of each thirty (30) day period a list of all articles held by the Company for thirty (30) days or more and not called for by the losing persons. Opposite the name of each lost article will appear the name of the employee turning in same. The employee may claim any article on said list opposite his/her name; but if he/she does not do so within thirty (30) days after the date of the posting of the bulletin such article shall be disposed of by the Company as it may see fit. No article shall be delivered to any employee except upon presentation and surrender of his/her claim check or receipt therefor.
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Lost and Found Articles. Lost and found articles shall be turned over immediately to the Civilian Police Services Manager or designate on site.
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Lost and Found Articles. Lost and found policies and procedures are governed by California Civil Code 2080.1. Each employee shall report to RTA dispatch each article found on RTA property and not claimed by the losing passenger before such employee completes his/her shift on the day upon which such article is found. If the RTA Lead Operations Supervisor determines that the value of the property is greater than $100, the item will be turned over to the San Xxxx Obispo Police Department; all other non-perishable items shall be held by RTA for a minimum 90-day period, after which the item will be donated to a local charity or thrown away.
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Lost and Found Articles. This letter will that the Corporation’s intention to continue the present practice of handling lost and found articles for the term of this Collective Agreement. Yours very truly, THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF Letter A Central Xxxx Xxxxx X (416) Fax (416) Human Resources The Of City Of Administration and Finance Department Human Resources Division December Andre President, Transit, Amalgamated Transit Union, Local Dear
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