Special Assessment. The intent of a special assessment is to identify problems regarding a member’s performance of duties and, if necessary, to develop a plan to address these problems. When the appropriate Xxxx or Vice President has reasonable grounds to believe there is a problem regarding a member’s performance of duties, the Xxxx shall meet with the member, and any other appropriate individuals, in an attempt to clarify and, if necessary, rectify the situation. If, following such meeting(s), the Xxxx or Vice President determines that a special assessment is called for, the Xxxx shall meet and confer with the appropriate chairperson in the design of an appropriate evaluation, which may or may not involve the DEC, and shall inform the affected member in writing of the particulars of the scheduled evaluation. The evaluator(s) shall submit a written report of the results of the evaluation, including any recommended actions, to the Xxxx, the Chairperson and the affected member; such report shall be placed in the member’s personnel file. Should the evaluation report identify matters requiring remedial action, the evaluators, in consultation with the affected member, shall develop a specific plan with a schedule of compliance, which shall be implemented. The evaluators shall provide a written copy of the plan to be implemented to the affected member, the Xxxx or Vice President, and the member’s personnel file. If the member fails to cooperate, the matter may be remanded to the process of Article 16. In the event that the member in question is the Spokesperson or the department Chairperson, that role in the process shall be filled by the Chairperson of the DEC. Records of a special assessment and related documents shall be removed from the personnel file following the affected member’s next formal evaluation, unless the Xxxx, in consultation with the DEC, determines otherwise.
Special Assessment. If, at any time during a school year, the Bank's accumulated unused days drops to one-half (½) the Bank's maximum capacity, the Council will notify the HEA that a special assessment of one (1) day per current member needs to be made. The HEA will distribute and collect donation forms which shall then be transmitted to the Council. The Council will give a list of donors to the District's business office so they can deduct the appropriate number of accumulated sick leave days from each donor's personal account. A professional employee may donate one (1) day, and the special assessment shall be only one (1) day. Any current member not donating a day under the special assessment shall be dropped from the Sick Leave Bank. Current members who have no accumulated personal sick leave days at the time of the special assessment shall continue as current members without penalty.
Special Assessment. If, at any time during a school year, the Bank's accumulated unused days drops to one-half (1/2) the Bank's maximum capacity, the District will notify the Association President that a special assessment of one (1) day needs to be made. The Association will inform all employees of the need for a special assessment. The District will send special assessment enrollment forms to all building offices to be distributed to all certificated staff. The special assessment forms will be returned to the Human Resources department and will be given to the District's payroll office to deduct the sick leave day from each donor's personal sick leave account. A special assessment is limited to a donation of one (1) day. Current members who have no accumulated personal sick leave days at the time of the special assessment and want to donate a day shall continue as current members and a day will be deducted from the following year’s sick leave accumulation. Any certificated employee not donating a day under the special assessment shall not be a member of the Sick Leave Bank until they re-enroll through the next special assessment or prior to October 1st of a following year.
Special Assessment. Before sentencing in this case, the defendant agrees to pay a mandatory special assessment of four hundred dollars ($400.00) pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3013(a)(2)(B), in addition to any fine imposed.
Special Assessment. 10 The defendant agrees to pay a special assessment of $100 at the time of sentencing by delivering 11 a check or money order payable to the United States District Court to the United States Probation Office 13 voidable at the option of the government if he fails to pay the assessment prior to that hearing. If the 14 defendant is unable to pay the special assessment at the time of sentencing, he agrees to earn the money 15 to pay the assessment, if necessary by participating in the Inmate Financial Responsibility Program.
Special Assessment. The Developer’s obligations under the Agreement shall also be secured
Special Assessment. Special assessments or special taxes initiated as a means of financing improvements to the Project and the surrounding areas thereof;
Special Assessment. Defendant agrees to pay a special assessment in the amount of $100, payable to the Clerk of the United States District Court, which shall be due immediately at the time of sentencing.
Special Assessment. A special assessment can be performed after an Initial or Surveillance Assessment has found major non-conformities having a significant impact on the function of the FPC system or on the quality of the product. During a Special Assessment visit the Lead Assessor shall, as a minimum, verify that the root cause of the non-conformities raised have been effectively addressed and that a compliant FPC system is in operation. Within this category is the occasional event of a short notice visit. This is to cover situations e.g. following up on a customer complaint. The client will be advised of the reason for the visit.
Special Assessment. The DDA shall pay all special assessments which have become a lien on the 303 Abbot Property prior to the date of closing, provided, however, that in the event a special assessment is payable in installments, the DDA shall only be responsible those installments covering the years prior to the year of closing, and the Developer or the City, respectively, shall be responsible for all installments covering all years after the year of closing. Installments of special assessments covering the year of closing shall be prorated using the same method set forth in Paragraph 4 above for the proration of real estate taxes.
