Required Submission Sample Clauses
Required Submission. If the MCO makes a decision on a grievance or appeal that is entirely or partially adverse to the member, the MCO shall submit the decision to the Department no later than twenty (20) business days after the MCO mails or hand-delivers the written decision. Supporting documentation shall include:
i. Any transcript and minutes of the MCO Appeal and Grievance Committee related to the grievance or appeal, including a list of committee members;
ii. List of the attendees at the hearing;
iii. Documentation of Resource Allocation Decision (RAD) or other Department approved authorization process, relating to the decision being grieved or appealed;
iv. Any notices of action related to the decision;
v. Any case notes that are pertinent to the grievance and its decision;
vi. Any other documents, such as physical therapy notes, that would support the team decision; and
vii. Copies of evidence presented by the member/ representative.
Required Submission. In addition to any other report or filing that may be required by law, and unless the settlement is sealed pursuant to a written order of the court in accordance with G.S. 132-1.3 or federal law, the Attorney General's Office shall submit a copy to the Legislative Library of any settlement or other final order or judgment of the court in which the State or a State agency receives funds in excess of seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000). The submission required by this subsection shall be made within 60 days of the date (i) the settlement is entered into or (ii) the final order or judgment of the court is entered. Any information deemed confidential by State or federal law shall be redacted from the copy of the settlement or other final order or judgment of the court prior to submitting it to the Legislative Library. (2014-100, s. 6.6(a); 2015-67, s. 5; 2017-57, s. 34.7A.)
Required Submission. The Council will be responsible for preparing the final documents for any required submission. TRPDD will assist in this process by providing maps and digital files and any other necessary materials created during the redistricting process. TRPDD will work with the Council to develop the required data necessary for this submission.
Required Submission. Prior to a final plat being recorded and lots being sold, the subdivider/developer shall adhere to following submittal process:
a. Submission of a Preliminary Plat to the subdivision review staff and the Planning Commission in accordance with this Article. The subdivision review staff should include, at a minimum, the Town Engineer, and the town planning staff. Other department officials or town officials that should be involved in the review of major subdivisions are the building inspector, the Public Utilities Director, the Fire Chief and the Police Chief. No construction of any structures shall commence, nor shall any building permits be issued until the Planning Commission has approved the Final Plat.
b. Submission of Construction Plans in conformance with the requirements of this Article.
c. Submission of a Performance Agreement in conformance with the requirements of this Article.
d. A Final Plat in accordance with requirements of this Article.