Stars. Producer may Record new footage at a regularly scheduled performance for the exclusive purpose of incorporating new stars into a pre-existing commercial provided all Actors seen in the newly incorporated footage are paid pursuant to the terms and conditions contained herein. Payment shall be due Actors in the new-star commercial only if they have not been paid for the pre-existing commercial or if they are now in a higher payment category.
Stars. If you are unable to maintain 3 Stars or higher, after the grace period, you will be withdrawn from Good Start Grants. • A copy of your programs current rates are required at time of application, or sooner if rates change. • If your rates change within the 6 month application process, new rates will not be used until the next renewal (July or January). Families will be responsible for any amount over what Good Start Grants will pay. • Only proper documentation of rates will be accepted; examples are: o Agency Brochure, Parent Handbook, Parent Contract, Program Website Page o Childcaring, Inc. may verify rates with the Department of Social Services and your Technical Consultant • Center employees are eligible to apply for Good Start Grants, however, they are not allowed to provide the care for their own children or be in the same room as their children. o Childcaring, Inc. must receive an Employee Handbook indicating whether or not a child care discount is given o If a discount is given, Good Start Grants will be based off of that tuition rate. • Childcaring, Inc. has the right to request sign in/out sheets and to make unannounced visits at any time to assure the program integrity of Good Start Grants. • Child Care Providers will be paid monthly from the Good Start Grants program through direct deposit. o Attendance forms should be emailed to xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx no later than the 5th day of each following month to receive timely reimbursement. o Example: June attendance forms are due by July 5th to receive payment. o If attendance is not received by the 5th of the month, Childcaring cannot guarantee payment will be received by the 15th of the month. If this happens, payment will be applied to the following month. • Childcaring, Inc. will notify you when parent applications are complete and approved. • Programs participate in an annual meeting to give feedback about Good Start Grants. • If you are aware that a family’s eligibility of Good Start Grants has changed (due to additional income, schedule changes, etc.) you are required to report that information to Childcaring, Inc. • If fraud is determined, you will be automatically dismissed from Good Start Grants and subject to reimbursement of funds already received. I have read, understand, and agree to the Guidelines stated above. I agree to notify Childcaring, Inc. immediately if there are any changes. Failure to report changes or follow guidelines could result in the termination of participation with G...
Stars. Our STARS project was established in order to create a better understanding of our students’ journey from the point of initial interaction with the University through to their graduate destination. Data sources developed in the STARS project provide the opportunity to investigate and monitor students’ access, retention, progression and success by comparative cohort analysis using identifiers such as POLAR data, household income, disability and gender. In 2015-16 we will continue to use the STARS data to inform our developments for supporting students from under-represented groups across the student lifecycle and to measure the impact of our investment for particular target groups.
Stars. | 96 Ratings 1,211 Downloads Updated April 14, 2023A commercial lease agreement allows a landlord to lease a space for retail, office, or industrial use. The tenant’s annual rent is based on the price per square foot ($/SF) plus any triple-net (NNN) expenses. The timeframe (term) for a commercial lease is commonly 3-10 years with options to renew at pre-determined rates. Supplemental Forms Rental Application – Allows a landlord to verify the income and credit of a business and its owner. Personal Guarantee – Requires the tenant or 3rd party to be personally liable for the obligations under a commercial lease. Booth (Salon) Rental Agreement – Tenant pays the owner of a business, typically a salon, for the use of a booth or area for cutting/coloring hair, massage, cosmetics, or nails. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Booth (Massage) Rental Agreement – For a therapist that is seeking to rent a room or share space within a spa. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Co-Working Space Agreement – For office space that is shared amongst many tenants. Commonly no dedicated space. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Facility Event Space Rental Agreement – An agreement to rent a setting for an event. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Garage (Parking) Rental Agreement – Space that is to be used by parking a vehicle. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Gross Lease Agreement – The tenant pays only a base rent amount and the landlord is responsible for all property expenses. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Modified-Gross Lease Agreement – The tenant pays a base rent amount and the property expenses are shared between the landlord and tenant. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Month-to- Month Lease – For commercial tenants renting for 30-day periods. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Office Lease Agreement – For professional settings deemed non-retail. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Percentage (%) Rent Lease Agreement – The tenant pays a base rent amount and a percentage (%) of their sales. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Sublease Agreement – An agreement that allows a current tenant renting commercial property to release the premises to another tenant. Download: Adobe PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument Triple-Net (NNN) Lease Agreement – Tenant pays an agreed-upon amount to the landlord in addition to all expenses apart of the property including but not limited to taxes, common area maintenan...
Stars. | 124 Ratings 1,559 Downloads Updated August 01, 2022A lease renewal allows a tenant to prolong a current lease past its scheduled end date. The renewal is only legally binding after it has been signed by both the landlord and tenant. In addition to the extension, the renewal may also make other changes to the lease such as increasing the rent or add rules of the property. If the landlord and tenant are in good standing with one another, a renewal letter is commonly sent to the tenant within 30 to 90 days before the original lease terminates. May be used for residential and commercial property. How to Renew a Lease Renewing a lease isn’t always easy for the landlord or tenant since it often requires renegotiating the lease. During good economic times, the landlord may increase the rent and during downswings, the tenant may ask for a decrease. Follow these steps to properly give notice to the other party about your intention to renew your lease and remain on the property. Step 1 – Write Notice Depending on the landlord’s preference, a simple lease renewal may be sent to the tenant or the landlord may decide to re-write an entirely new lease agreement to the tenant. If the landlord decides on the latter, a letter should be sent to the tenant stating the following: [Xxxxxxxx’s Name] [Xxxxxxxx’s Address] [Landlord’s City, State] [Xxxxxxxx’s Zip] [Date] Dear [Xxxxxx’s Name], It is our intention to renew your lease dated [Original Lease Date] that will end on [End Date of Lease]. You have shown to be a model tenant and would offering to renew your lease for an additional [Enter Term] at the monthly rental rate of [Enter Rent ($) Amount] If you accept this offer, please contact our office by [Enter Date]. Sincerely, [Xxxxxxxx’s Signature] Step 2 – Send Notice It’s recommended to send the letter at least 30 days before the expiration date. The landlord may send the letter themselves or use websites like XxxxxXxxxxx.xxx ($1.99 for 1-page). Step 3 – Wait for the Tenant to Respond The tenant will be required to respond within the timeframe outlined in the letter. Depending on circumstances, the tenant may decide to make a counter-offer to the landlord. If so, it may be better to schedule a meeting with the tenant to come to terms and come to a verbal agreement. Step 4 – Write the New Lease If the terms of the lease are mostly the same as the original, a simple 1-page lease renewal agreement may be signed by the parties. If the new lease has many changes, i.e. a tenan...
Stars. Lessee shall participate in the VT STep Ahead Recognition System (STARS) at the 3‐star level or higher. The 3‐star rating shall be achieved within one year from the time of occupancy. The Lessee shall provide documented proof of accreditation status after the first year of occupancy to ensure three‐star accreditation has been achieved. Lessee will continue to provide documentation of retained accreditation status on an annual basis. *See section 7 for STARS penalties & incentives.
Stars. When using an existing commercial to incorporate new stars, payment shall be due to Actors in the new star commercial only if they have not been paid for the existing commercial.
Stars. Next, enter final game information by selecting Wrapup game from the Main menu. This lets you enter the overall records for each team, the end time and total elapsed time for the game, and the attendance on the Game info window. Next, select the 3 stars for the game. Stars 1 - ---- Team Player 2 - HER ------ 3 - HER Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx BAL Xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Press 1,2,3 or Enter to exit -> Press 1, 2, or 3 to select a player from either team as a "star". The "stars" appear in some of the game reports. Press Enter to indicate you are done. Goalie decisions Next, select the goalies that are involved in the game decision. V - ---- Team Player Record H - HER BAL Xxx Xxxxxx ------ ------ Xxxx X'Xxxxx 1-2 2-1 Press V, H or Enter to exit -> Press V or H to select the goalie involved in the decision for the Visiting and Home teams. You can also enter the goalie's season record after you select the goalie. Review your data Review your reports before distributing them. Make sure that you don't have any mistyped uniform numbers appearing. The software notifies you when it detects that you have entered a uniform number that is not on the roster, but does not force you to fix the roster to continue scoring. This lets you continue scoring the game and fix the roster or the play at your leisure. If you notice any player entries in your game reports displayed with a uniform number but no name, you can use the Find function on the Visitor roster or Home roster to find the plays in which that player was involved and change the uniform number if required. Or, you can use the roster screen to add the player name for players that you just didn't have in the roster at the beginning of the game.
Stars. These fees are due at the time of registration for all special events. No refunds are provided for special events. • Invite a friend/family member and if they sign up for three months of classes, you will receive a $50 credit toward your tuition which will be placed in the jumper's account. The person must be new to the Greenbelt S.I.T.Y. Stars and please make sure they mention your name. • The team will host Jumper Account fundraisers for the jumpers to build funds in their account. Profits from these fundraisers are placed directly into the jumper’s account to be utilized for team expenses. All funds raised by a fundraiser hosted by the team belong to the team and are not refundable. Any funds due when the jumper withdraws or leaves the team will be deducted from the jumper’s account. Remaining personal funds will be refunded. Fundraised monies will remain with the team. A jumper’s individual fund is used to offset expenses for monthly fees, equipment, uniforms, fees, hotel, and/or transportation costs to an out-of town trip. An individual account cannot be withdrawn and taken in cash. • There are no refunds or credits for missed classes for any reason, including injury or illness. Class schedule is subject to minimum and maximum enrollment requirements and may change without notice. Tuition is non- transferable and non-refundable. ADDITIONAL FEES • $25 - Testing (Advancement) Fee • $25 - Audition Fee (Performance Team) • $50 - Registration Fee (Performance Team) • $100 - Competitive Team Fee (Monthly) • $15 - Per late payment (due after the 15th of the month) • $35 - Per returned check This Agreement (the “Agreement”) is dated as of , 2019, by and between the GREENBELT S.I.T.Y. STARS (“Team”), SITY Stars Academy and (“Parent/Guardian”), (collectively the “Parties”) for jump rope services rendered. The Parties agree as follows:
Stars. | 10 Ratings 103 Downloads Updated August 03, 2022A commercial real estate purchase agreement allows a buyer and seller to make a mutually benefiting contract for the purchase of a commercial property. For traditional purchases where the buyer is paying cash or needs financing, a window of 30 to 180 days can be requested for inspections and general contingencies. By State What is a Commerical Purchase Agreement? A commercial purchase agreement allows for a seller to make a deal with an eligible buyer to transfer ownership of their real estate in exchange for cash or other trade. The buyer will commonly be required to deposit xxxxxxx money, known as “consideration”, in order for the contract to be valid. The xxxxxxx money is usually between 2% to 5% of the purchase price and is refundable only if there are problems found with the property during an inspection or while performing other due diligence. Types of Commercial Property (6) Apartments (more than 4 units) Hotel Industrial Office Land Retail (shop, restaurant, etc.) Video How to Buy Commercial Property (6 Steps) As the buyer, the art of purchasing commercial property is about finding the investment that suits your needs. The purchase price is usually a reflection of the current market conditions and the revenue it’s generating if there are tenants on the property. Step 1 – Requirements for Buyer It is imperative that the buyer checks their personal credit, and if an entity is purchasing, the credit profile of the business. This will determine initially if the buyer is confident they should be able to get financing from a traditional lender. For traditional transactions, the requirements are: Good credit (680+); and 20% to 25% of the purchase price as the downpayment. Check Your Credit (free) Your Credit Card – Most credit card companies offer their clients to view their credit report for free. CreditKarma – Best website to check someone’s personal credit score. Dun & Bradstreet – Best website to check a business’s credit score (1 per email). Step 2 – Finding Property Listed for Sale No matter if the buyer is looking with a real estate broker or without, the seller traditionally pays the brokerage fee. Therefore, it’s in the best interest of the buyer to hire an agent that has experience in the industry and will have a fiduciary duty to act in the buyer’s best interest. Use the following websites to find properties for sale: Step 3 – Getting Pre-Approved for Financing Getting pre- approved for financin...
