Pre-Planning Clause Samples

Pre-Planning. For the 2021-2022 school year, Aall ESP employees on a 1867-day calendar shall be required to return to work for one (1) additional planning day immediately prior to the start of the student school year their work calendar.

Pre-Planning. The purpose of pre-planning is for the individual to gather all of the information and resources (e.g. people, agencies) necessary for effective person-centered planning and set the agenda for the process. Each individual (except for those individuals who receive short-term outpatient therapy only, medication only, or those who are incarcerated) is entitled to use pre-planning to ensure successful PCP. Pre-planning, as individualized for the person’s needs, is used anytime the PCP process is used The following items are addressed through pre-planning with sufficient time to take all necessary/preferred actions (i.e. invite desired participants): a. When and where the meeting will be held, b. Who will be invited (including whether the individual has allies who can provide desired meaningful support or if actions need to be taken to cultivate such support), c. What will be discussed and not discussed,

Pre-Planning. The consultant shall work directly with the President and executive staff to develop a methodology, timetable, communication plan, and structure (e.g., roles, committee, steering groups) for the planning process that will encompass the full range of objectives identified above. It is expected that this effort will conclude in time to allow for a meeting of the Planning Council by the end of September.

Pre-Planning. Subcontractor and its subcontractors or venders shall adhere to ▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Construction site Logistics plan.

Pre-Planning. The Parties will meet at least monthly prior to commencement of the Urban Villages Update to discuss schedule and the scope of work.

Pre-Planning. The purpose of pre-planning is for the individual to gather all of the information and resources (e.g. people, agencies) necessary for effective person-centered planning and set the agenda for the process. Each individual (except for those individuals who receive short-term outpatient therapy only, medication only, or those who are incarcerated) is entitled to use pre-planning to ensure successful PCP. Pre-planning, as individualized for the person’s needs, is used anytime the PCP process is used The following items are addressed through pre-planning with sufficient time to take all necessary/preferred actions (i.e. invite desired participants): a. When and where the meeting will be held, b. Who will be invited (including whether the individual has allies who can provide desired meaningful support or if actions need to be taken to cultivate such support), c. What will be discussed and not discussed, d. What accommodations the individual may need to meaningfully participate in the meeting (including assistance for individuals who use behavior as communication), e. Who will facilitate the meeting, f. Who will record what is discussed at the meeting.

Pre-Planning. The Grantee shall ensure that its auditor contacts the Department prior to beginning the Grant Specific Project Audit. The Department or its representatives shall have the opportunity to review the planned audit program, request additional compliance or internal control testing and attend any conference between the auditor and the Grantee.

Pre-Planning. Assist the individual with all pre-planning activities including determining whom to invite, where to meet, establishing an agenda and meeting ground rules [what to discuss/what not to discuss], determine any accommodations for optimal participation, and review ethnic or cultural issues. Discuss the individual’s current plan of service and plans for one’s future to prepare for the planning process. Deliver a written summary, clearly handwritten or typed, of the pre-planning activities to the Support Coordinator/Case Manager within three (3) days prior to the scheduled planning meeting. Compensation for Pre-Planning:

Pre-Planning. The purpose of pre-planning is for the person to gather the information and resources necessary for effective PCP and set the agenda for the PCP process. Each person must use pre-planning to ensure successful PCP. Pre-planning, as individualized for the person’s needs, is used anytime the PCP process is used. The following items are addressed through pre-planning with sufficient time to take all needed actions (e.g. invite desired participants): 1. When and where the meeting will be held. 2. Who will be invited (including whether the person has allies who can provide desired meaningful support or if actions need to be taken to cultivate such support). 3. Identify any potential conflicts of interest or potential disagreements that may arise during the PCP for participants in the planning process and making a plan for how to deal with them. (What will be discussed and not discussed. 4. The specific PCP format or tool chosen by the person to be used for PCP. 5. What accommodations the person may need to meaningfully participate in the meeting (including assistance for individuals who use behavior as communication). 6. Who will facilitate the meeting. 7. Who will take notes about what is discussed at the meeting.