State Responsibilities. 5.1. In connection with Vendor's provision of the Services, Delaware shall perform those tasks and fulfill those responsibilities specified in the appropriate Appendices.
State Responsibilities. The EDD is responsible for program and policy. The following are areas of responsibility for EDD staff:
State Responsibilities. HHSC will monitor all Contractor responsibilities, assess performance and determine satisfaction with the requirements of this Agreement. HHSC reserves the right to waive the review and approval of Contractor work products or processes. Any failure to monitor or waiver by HHSC will not relieve Contractor from responsibility for errors and omissions in the work products or processes. In addition, HHSC approval of Contractor work products or processes will not relieve Contractor of liability for errors and omissions in the work products or processes.
State Responsibilities. The State responsibilities include the following:
State Responsibilities. 1) The STATE will administer the funds apportioned to South Dakota in accordance with Federal Highway Administration Policies and procedures for Section 134 Title 23, U.S.C. and FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION Policies and procedures for Section 5303 of Title 49 of the U.S.C.
State Responsibilities. The Public Utilities Commission’s 9-1-1 Program and PUC will provide the following support to the local 9-1-1 projects: Centralized data entry into the National 9-1-1 Grant Tracking System (GTS) tracking system for all grantees that consists of the following components: o Changes to the State Plan o Changes to the approved Spending Plan o Changes in funding of the projects o Entry into the 911 Grants Tracking System (GTS). Processing of payment to the Grantee. Completion of Quarterly Financial Reports and Final Grant Close-out reports to be submitted to the NHTSA. Grantee Scope of Work Xxxxxxx agrees to the following: Maintain e-mail and Internet access capability to facilitate communication with PUC office Submit project cost, proof of payment, and amount of matching funds to PUC within thirty (30) days of payment to CenturyLink for reimbursement on project expenses. Respond to PUC inquiries in a timely manner. Notify the PUC if any Emergency Telephone Charges, as defined in § 00-00-000 (1.7), C.R.S. are diverted for other purposes while grant funds remain available. Notify the PUC of any delays or other changes in schedule regarding its PSAP’(s) migration to the ESInet. Table A: Non-Recurring Charges EXHIBIT B, BUDGET Tariffed Rate for Non-Recurring Charges per Concurrent Session $5,204.47 x Number of Concurrent Sessions for Grantee 4 Total Non-Recurring Charges $20,817.88 Table B: Project Management Fees Tariffed Rate for Project Management Fees per Hour per Concurrent Session $83.54 x Number of Concurrent Sessions for Grantee 4 x Maximum Number of Hours 10 Total Project Management Fees $3,341.60 Table C: Total Available Award to Grantee Total Non-Recurring Charges from Table A $20,817.88 + Total Maximum Project Management Fees from Table B $3,341.60 Total Project Cost $24,159.48 EXHIBIT C, FEDERAL PROVISIONS
State Responsibilities. By entering into this Agreement, the State agrees to:
State Responsibilities. 1) The State shall provide in a timely manner in accordance with schedule mutually agreed between the parties all information (including requirements), documentation, input, decisions and signoffs (including of designs, specifications and software releases) reasonably required by Contractor to perform its Services.
State Responsibilities. 6.1 The STATE shall review the documents and proposed development as provided by the [ ] pursuant to Section 5.2, and shall provide to the [ ] written recommendations, if any, specifying the mitigation measures necessary to mitigate the proposed development’s impacts on the State’s transportation system. STATE requested mitigation measures shall be in accordance with Section 7 and reasonably related and proportional to the proposed development’s impacts to the State’s transportation system. The STATE will respond within [TIMES NEGOTIABLE: 14-21 days for a SEPA DNS and 21-30 days for a SEPA EIS] from the date of the notice of the development application. The STATE will provide explanations and technical assistance to developers with respect to any STATE requested mitigation measures.
State Responsibilities. IDEQ will exercise the legal authority contained in its state rules and statutes and, to the maximum extent possible, maintain the resources required to carry out all aspects of the approved IPDES program. The IDEQ program approved to implement the NPDES program pursuant to the requirements of the CWA is implemented through the Idaho Rules Regulating the Idaho Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Program (IDAPA 58.01.25) and the authorities set forth in Chapter 1, Title 39, Idaho Code. In accordance with the priorities and procedures established in this MOA and/or as described in the PPA or other binding agreement between EPA and IDEQ, IDEQ will:
