Services Authority Sample Clauses

Services Authority. SELLER authorizes LISTING BROKER to market the Property and authorizes SELLER's Agent (a) to place a sign on the Property when applicable; (b) to photograph, video and advertise the Property in such media as the SELLER’s Agent elects; The SELLER authorizes the LISTING BROKER to disclose to prospective buyers all information about the Property provided to the LISTING BROKER by the SELLER, all of which the SELLER represents to be accurate. The LISTING BROKER shall have no obligation to continue to market the Property after an offer has been accepted. □ If this box is checked, LISTING BROKER is authorized to place a lockbox on the Property, with SELLER responsible for all risk of loss or damage stemming from such lockbox

Services Authority. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to limit the authority of the Service to seek penalties or otherwise fulfill its responsibilities under the ESA and the associated implementing regulations. Moreover, nothing in this Agreement is intended to limit or diminish the legal obligation and responsibility of the Service as an agency of the Federal government.

Services Authority. A. The Mental Health Services Act Program 1) Program Description Proposition 63, which created the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA), was approved by the voters of California on November 2, 2004. The Mental Health Services (MHS) Fund, which provides funds to counties for the implementation of its MHSA programs, was established pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 5890. The MHSA was designed to expand California’s public mental health programs and services through funding received by a one percent tax on personal incomes in excess of $1 million. Counties use this funding for projects and programs for prevention and early intervention, community services and supports, workforce development and training, innovation, plus capital facilities and technological needs through mental health projects and programs. The State Controller distributes MHS Funds to the counties to plan for and provide mental health programs and other related activities outlined in a county’s three-year program and expenditure plan or annual update. MHS Funds are distributed by the State Controller’s Office to the counties on a monthly basis. DHCS shall monitor County’s use of MHS Funds to ensure that the County meets the MHSA and MHS Fund requirements. (Gov. Code §§ 11180-11182; Welf. & Inst. Code, §§ 5651, subd. (b)(10), 5897, subd. (d), & 14124.2, subd. (a).)

Services Authority. The BROKER agrees to perform the following services in the name of and on behalf of the LANDLORD and the LANDLORD authorizes BROKER to perform said services for the compensation described herein: a. To advertise for rent at LANDLORD’s expense the PREMISES or any part thereof, to investigate backgrounds of prospective or actual tenants including credit, criminal, residency and employment at the tenant’s expense. LANDLORD expressly authorizes BROKER to execute leases, renewals, extensions and addendums pertaining to the PREMISES on LANDLORD’s behalf. BROKER utilizes a form lease that has been prepared for BROKER’s use by an attorney. b. To recommend monthly rental rates for every unit contained within the PREMISES c. To allow BROKER to terminate tenancies and sign and serve notices BROKER deems necessary; to ▇▇▇ at LANDLORD’S expense for the recovery of rent and other proper monetary damages; to instigate eviction procedures; and when expedient, to settle, compromise and release such actions or suits, or reinstate such tenancies. BROKER shall provide reasonable prior notice to LANDLORD of such actions and shall not institute such actions without the written consent of LANDLORD. LANDLORD will pay expenses of litigation including BROKER’S expenses, attorney's fees, and court costs which BROKER does not recover from tenants. BROKER may select the attorney to handle such litigation. d. To send in arrears, on or about the 1st of each month, a monthly statement of receipts, disbursements and charges, and to remit the net proceeds over and above a balance of $300.00 to be kept on account as a permanent operating reserve. In the event present or future disbursements shall be in excess of the rents that are collected by BROKER, LANDLORD hereby agrees to pay such excess within three (3) business days of notification by BROKER. e. To allow BROKER to make repairs, provide services, and purchase supplies for the PREMISES as necessary to preserve the PREMISES in its present condition and for the operating efficiency thereof. The expense of any one (1) item or repair is not to exceed $300.00 without the LANDLORD'S authorization. LANDLORD hereby authorizes BROKER to undertake and effect repairs, maintenance and improvements BROKER deems necessary without prior notification of the LANDLORD in the amount of $300.00. The aforementioned expense limit shall not apply to such emergency repairs as may be required because of danger to life or the safety of the tenants and occupants...

Services Authority. County shall adhere to the program principles and, to the extent funds are available, County shall provide the array of treatment options in accordance with Welfare and Institutions Code sections 5600.4 through 5600.7, inclusive. A. THE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES ACT PROGRAM 1) Program Description Proposition 63, which created the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA), was approved by the voters of California on November 2, 2004. The Mental Health Services (MHS) Fund, which provides funds to counties for the implementation of its MHSA programs, was established pursuant to Welfare and Institutions Code section 5890. The MHSA was designed to expand California’s public mental health programs and services through funding received by a one percent tax on personal incomes in excess of $1 million. Counties use this funding for projects and programs for prevention and early intervention, community services and supports, workforce development and training, innovation, plus capital facilities and technological needs through mental health projects and programs. The State Controller distributes MHS Funds to the counties to plan for and provide mental health programs and other related activities outlined in a county’s three-year program and expenditure plan or annual update. MHS Funds are distributed by the State Controller’s Office to the counties on a monthly basis. DHCS shall monitor County’s use of MHS Funds to ensure that the county meets the MHSA and MHS Fund requirements. (Gov. Code §§ 11180-11182; Welf. & Inst. Code §§ 5651(c), 5897(d), 14124.2(a).)

Services Authority. BROKER will market the Property, and in connection therewith, SELLER hereby authorizes BROKER and BROKER’s FIRM to do the following: (a) place a “for sale” sign on the Property and to remove all other similar signs; (b) turn on, or leave on, all utilities serving the Property and authorize utility providers to do so in order to show the Property, all at SELLER’s expense; (c) obtain and disclose any information pertaining to any present encumbrance on the Property; (d) if authorized pursuant to Section 12 below, obtain a key to the Property and place such key in a lock box on the exterior of the Property, with recognition that SELLER bears any risk of loss or damage associated with the use of such lock box (SELLER should consult SELLER’s homeowner’s insurance policy to determine coverage); (e) have access to Property for purposes of showing it to prospective buyers at any reasonable hour; (f) place information regarding this listing and the Property in the RMLS™; (g) accept deposits on SELLER’s behalf. BROKER’s FIRM is authorized to cooperate with other brokers and to divide with such other brokers any commissions or compensation payable under the Agreement; and (h) communicate with SELLER by telephone, facsimile and/or e-mail even after the term of this Listing. SELLER hereby authorizes RMLS™ to use, relicense, repurpose, display and otherwise deal with photos and data regarding the Property, without compensation to the SELLER. Such authority shall survive expiration or termination of this Agreement.

Services Authority. The STATE may, in its sole discretion, waive in advance in writing any requirement of this agreement that the Disaster Ambulance Support vehicles and equipment shall be maintained in operating condition, or repaired, or replaced, providing that any such waiver shall be applicable only to the specific apparatus or equipment to which the writing refers.

Services Authority. Each Participant, severally and not jointly, promises to perform and discharge in a manner deemed adequate by the Committee such duties as may be assigned by the Committee from time to time and to comply with all policies and procedures established by the CenterPoint Board of Directors in effect from time to time; provided, however, that such policies and procedures shall not be materially inconsistent with the delegation of authority contained in this Agreement. Each Participant shall obtain and maintain such licenses, credentials or other certifications required to perform his or her services for the Company. The Company shall reimburse each Participant for all direct costs incurred to maintain such licenses, credentials or certifications. The Committee shall have general control of and responsibility for ordinary course, day-to-day operations of the Company, including (i) acceptance, management and termination of client and prospective client relationships, (ii) client billing and collection, (iii) staffing, quality control and the management of professional engagements, (iv) hiring, retention, training, compensation, benefits and other similar matters concerning personnel, (v) business development and marketing, (vi) management of facilities and equipment and (vii) establishing policies and procedures to implement the foregoing. Such operations shall be conducted in compliance with applicable laws as well as the annual budget developed by the Committee and CenterPoint. Such operations shall be conducted consistent with generally applicable policies and procedures established by CenterPoint's Board of Directors not materially inconsistent with the delegation of authority contained in this Agreement; provided that any such policy or procedure that modifies the aggregate benefits provided to employees under any employee benefit program in place as of the date hereof must be approved by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of the members of CenterPoint's Board of Directors. For so long as this Agreement is in force and effect, CenterPoint and the Company acknowledge and agree that the power and authority of the Company's directors and officers to manage the business and affairs of the Company shall be subject to the delegation of authority to the Committee contained in this Agreement.

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