Xxxxxxx, P. Eng. can call themselves Engineers or Geoscientists (and a significant number of variations on those titles). Only members of our Association can practice Engineering and/or Geoscience. In exchange, we take on responsibilities that are outlined, “normal” employee. As I dealt with the “problem”, I came to understand that my P.Eng. was a statement of how I was expected to conduct myself, not how technically competent I may or may not have been. Frankly it was a scary lesson A t the recent CCPE Board Meeting we spent some time “blue skying” the value of being a Professional Engineer. It was interesting to hear the range of opinions offered. It also provided me with some fodder for my classes when I got back home. Some saw the value very simply. Under our legislation, registration is required to call yourself an Engineer and/or to practice Engineering. Certainly all Associations spend significant effort assuring that people comply with this require- ment. So for these who advanced this position, the value is the right to title and the right to practice. But the reality is that many of our old classmates work as engi- neers, and may even hold the title engineer, without bothering to regis- ter. They defend their position in many ways, including, but not lim- ited to, noting that their employer does not require it, their industry responds to a separate authority, their employer covers any liabilities or that old faithful, what’s in it for me? And this last position is, I believe, the essence of the question. If membership in the Association is about “getting something tangible”, we are probably a dying breed. Here in Manitoba the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists exists because the provincial government, on behalf of the people of the province, passed a law giving us control of our professions and plac- ing responsibility for the administra- tion of that law on those of us who belong to the two professions. We, in turn, have stated that we aspire to be “the leader and a facilitator of the process that ensures excellence in engineering, geoscience and applied technology for the public of Manitoba”. One of the fundamental tenets of our Act is that, within Manitoba, only members of our Association in some detail, and by inference in the legislation. The assumption is that the limitations and responsibili- ties will assure that the public inter- est will be protected in regards to our areas of practice. We are, in essence, placed in double jeop...
Xxxxxxx, P. E./Project Manager / / Date ( ) - Phone CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER CERTIFICATION: Pursuant to Section VI. B. and VI. C. of the Agreement, the undersigned Chief Executive Officer and Chief Fiscal Officer of the Recipient, as both are designated in Appendix B of the Agreement, hereby request the Director to disburse financial assistance moneys made available to Project in Appendix C of the Agreement (inclusive of any amendment thereto) to the payee as identified below in the amount so indicated which amount equals the product of the Disbursement Ratio and the dollar value of the attached cost documentation which was properly billed to the Recipient in exclusive connection with the performance of the Project. The undersigned further certify that:
Xxxxxxx, P. E. will perform as the Consultant’s principal for this Project. As principal on this Project, this person shall be the primary contact with the Utilities Director, Utilities Engineer, or another person so designated, and shall have authority to bind the Consultant. So long as the individual named above remains actively employed or retained by the Consultant, he/she shall perform the function of principal on this Project.
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Xxxxxxx, P. E., as named in your application will receive a separate mailing detailing other program requirements including Equal Employment Opportunity, reporting in-kind contributions and Requests to Proceed. This information is also provided on our web site noted above. Your Chief Fiscal Officer will also receive a mailing pertaining to project financial information. If you have questions please contact your Program Representative, Xxxxx XxXxxx, at 614/728-2466. Respectfully, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Director cc: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxx, P.E., Xxxxxx X. Germ 65 Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx 000, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxx 00000-0213 COPY of CEO Letter Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxx, P.E. City Engineer 8100 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx Mentor, OH 44060- Re: Project No. CG10R/CG11R Dear Mayor Xxxxxxxx: Your request for financial assistance in the form of a grant/loan has been approved for the project entitled Grand Blvd. Improvements, Phase 1 in the amount of $399,998. Please note the following:
Xxxxxxx, P. I. XXXXXXXXX, For the Government For the Government of of Fiji New Zealand Income Tax Act section 106 New Zealand PROTOCOL TO THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF FIJI AND THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBLE TAXATION AND THE PREVENTION OF FISCAL EVASION WITH RESPECT TO TAXES OF INCOME. The Government of Fiji and the Government of New Zealand have agreed that the following provision shall form an integral part of the Agreement in connection with Articles 9 and 20: For the purposes of Articles 9 and 20, every reference to dividends paid shall include a reference to dividends distributed, credited, or dealt with in the interest of or on behalf of a person, and shall also include a reference to dividends deemed to have been distributed under the laws of a Contracting State. This Protocol shall enter into force on the same date as the Agreement. Done at Wellington in duplicate this twenty-seventh day of October, one thousand nine hundred and seventy-six in the English language.
Xxxxxxx, P. I. XXXXXXXXX, For the Government For the Government of Fiji of New Zealand Income Tax Act section 106 New Zealand INCOME TAX ACT (CHAPTER 201) DOUBLE TAXATION RELIEF (NEW ZEALAND) ARRANGEMENTS SECOND PROTOCOL TO AGREEMENT Notification is hereby given that the Government of Fiji has, pursuant to section 106 of the Income Tax Act, entered into a Second Protocol to the Agreement between the Government of Fiji and the Government of New Zealand for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income, concluded on 27th October 1976. A copy of the text of the protocol, done at Suva on the 15th December 1986, is set out in the Schedule. Dated this 24th day of December 1986. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance SCHEDULE SECOND PROTOCOL TO AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND AND THE GOVERNMENT OF FIJI FOR THE AVOIDANCE OF DOUBLE TAXATION AND THE PREVENTION OF FISCAL, EVASION WITH RESPECT TO TAXES ON INCOME The Government of New Zealand and the Government Fiji Desiring to conclude a second Protocol to the Agreement between the Contracting States for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income, signed at Wellington on 27 October 1976, (hereinafter referred to as “the Agreement”), Have agreed as follows: Article I Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 10 of the Agreement, interest derived and beneficially owned by the Reserve Bank of a Contracting State and which has its source in the other Contracting State, shall be exempt from tax in that other Contracting State.
Xxxxxxx, P. J.; Xxxxxxx, X. X., Science 1993, 261, 603-605.
Xxxxxxx, P. E. (hereinafter referred to as “Engineer”), duly licensed as a Professional Engineer, in conjunction with Chagrin Valley Engineering, Ltd., is hereby designated as the Consulting Municipal Engineer for the City of Avon, Ohio for a term beginning fiscal (calendar) year 2015 and thereafter at the pleasure of the Mayor, upon the terms, provisions and conditions thereafter set forth herein and ratified by the City Council. The Engineer shall perform such services and be compensated for services rendered to the City as follows:
Xxxxxxx, P. E. July 1, 2017 To facilitate timely payments for this project your vendors are encouraged to enroll in the Ohio Shared Services' EFT Program. This program can reduce processing time by 2-3 business days in that disbursements are completed electronically to your vendor's bank account. The vendor may apply for EFT through our website's CFO Page (referenced above) which provides the link to Ohio Shared Services. Questions should be directed to them at 877/644-6771. We will not make a disbursement to any vendor unless we have received and authorized a Request to Proceed. We recommend that you meet with the Chief Financial Officer to discuss the Request to Proceed, disbursement process including the disbursement method (Notification of Disbursement Resolution), and your respective responsibilities. If you have questions, contact your Program Representative, Xxxxx XxXxxx, at 614/728-2466. Please reference your project number when calling or writing to us in order to expedite service. Respectfully, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Director Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Village Administrator Village of Gambier 000 Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxx, XX 00000 Re: Project No. CQ16U/CQ17U Dear Xx. Xxxxxxx: Your request for financial assistance in the form of a grant/loan has been approved for the project entitled Wastewater Treatment Plant Mechanical Influent Screen Replacement in the amount of $160,000. Please note the following:
