Municipal Authority Clause Samples

Municipal Authority. Consistent with Good Utility Practice and this Agreement, the Municipal may take whatever actions or inactions with regard to the Municipal System or Municipal Interconnection Facilities during an Emergency State in order to (i) preserve public health and safety, (ii) preserve the reliability of the Municipal System or Municipal Interconnection Facilities, (iii) limit or prevent damage, and (iv) expedite restoration of service. Municipal shall use Reasonable Efforts to minimize the effect of such actions or inactions on the New York State Transmission System and the National Grid Interconnection Facilities. National Grid shall use Reasonable Efforts to assist Municipal in such actions.

Municipal Authority. Each party recognizes and agrees that the authority to approve or deny a municipal license for a homeless and transient shelter rests exclusively with the Municipality of Anchorage.

Municipal Authority. City may only act through its City Council to approve this Agreement therefore execution of this Agreement is contingent upon approval by the Moberly City Council.

Municipal Authority. The Employer has the sole right to operate County government and all management rights repose in it, subject only to the provisions of this contract and applicable law. The Employer's rights include, but are not limited to the following: A. To plan, direct and control the working force; B. To schedule and assign work to employees; C. To change existing methods or facilities and introduce new or improved methods or facilities; D. To determine the means, methods and personnel for the continuance of its operations; E. To establish standards and maintain the efficiency of the department; F. To contract out for goods or services so long as current employees are not deprived of their opportunity to work their normal work week; G. To determine the kinds and amounts of services to be performed as pertains to County government operations and the number and kinds of classifications to perform such services; H. To suspend, demote, discipline and discharge employees for just cause; I. To adopt reasonable rules and regulations for the Sheriff's Department which are to be submitted to the Association prior to their effective date; J. To hire, promote, lay off or relieve employees from duty because of lack of work or other legitimate reason; K. To take whatever action is necessary to comply with state or federal law; L. To take whatever action is necessary to carry out the functions of the County in situations of emergency; M. And to require all new employees to take a physical and psychological examination at County expense. The Employer shall not take any action which would in any way violate the provisions of the Wisconsin Statutes or this Agreement, and the Association and the employees agree they will not attempt to abridge these Management Rights. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as imposing an obligation upon the County to consult or negotiate with the Association concerning the above areas of discretion and policy. The County agrees to provide the Union a thirty (30) day advance notice of any rule or ordinance change which impacts on employees.

Municipal Authority. The Employer, in its sole discretion may plan, direct, control, schedule and assign work to Employees, determine the means, methods, and schedules of operation for the continuance of its operations establish standards and maintain the efficiency of its Employees. The Employer also has the sole right to require Employees to observe its reasonable rules and reasonable regulations, to hire, lay off, or relieve Employees from duty, and to maintain order and suspend, demote, discipline, and discharge Employees; however, the Employer shall not take any action which would in any way violate the provisions of the Wisconsin Statutes. All provisions of this paragraph relating to hiring and relieving of Employees, suspension, demotion, and discharge, shall be at the discretion and control of the Town Board of the Town of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Wisconsin. The Employer has the right to assign Employees to any other duties at such times as civil emergencies threaten to endanger, or actually do endanger the public health, safety, and welfare or the continuation of vital Town services. The Employer shall use discretion and reason in making such temporary assignments, which shall not be continued beyond the duration of such civil emergency. The Employer has the right to determine what constitutes a civil emergency as expressed in this article.

Municipal Authority. Each party recognizes and agrees that the authority to approve or deny a municipal license for the YEC rests exclusively with the Municipality of Anchorage.

Municipal Authority. Two statutory provisions grant municipalities in Minnesota authority to require a fee from a public energy utility in exchange for the use of public lands within the municipality.6 The Minnesota Supreme Court recently affirmed that the plain language of these statutes authorizes municipalities to impose a franchise on a public utility.7 Commission staff have also recognized that the statute “gives municipalities broad authority to assess franchise fees on utilities.”8 A city may require the utility to obtain a franchise, but the terms and requirements of a franchise may not frustrate the legislature’s paramount authority to determine who has the right to serve an assigned area.9

Municipal Authority. Municipalities are 153 hereby authorized to apply for a grant and borrow monies under the 154 provisions of Sections 1 through 5 of this act, to issue municipal 155 securities to evidence such loans, and to enter into such other 156 agreements necessary for such grants, loans, and municipal 157 securities on such terms and conditions as such municipalities 158 shall deem necessary and advisable. 159 (2) In connection with the issuance of municipal securities 160 by municipalities to evidence loans under the provisions of this 161 chapter, the following provisions shall specifically apply:

Municipal Authority. The RDC shall provide representations and an opinion of counsel that all necessary and appropriate municipal approvals have been obtained and that the closing approvals and processes comply with Indiana law concerning municipal authority and real estate transfers. The representations and opinion must be adequate and appropriate for Developer to secure the title insurance and rider for increased value after renovation. If Franklin Common Council approval for the conveyance of the Property is determined by any Party to be needed or advisable, the Parties shall pursue such approval with reasonable promptness, and prior to the end of the Due Diligence period, which shall be extended as needed so as not to expire less than thirty (30) days after such approvals, representations, and/or opinion letter are obtained.