Common Assessment definition

Common Assessment. -- shall mean a charge against each Owner and his Lot, representing a portion of the expenses of operating, maintaining, repairing, improving, reconstruction and replacing the Common Areas, located within the platted subdivision of Majestic Oaks including, but not limited to, operating, and maintaining and repairing the Surface Water or Storm Water Management System. Maintenance of the Surface Water or Storm Water Management System shall mean the exercise of practices which allow the system to provide drainage, water storage, conveyance or other surface water or storm water management capabilities permitted by the Southwest Florida Water Management District.

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Common Assessment means the charge against each Unit Owner and his Unit, representing a portion of the total costs to the Association of maintaining, improving, repairing, replacing, managing and operating the Property, which are to be paid uniformly by each Unit Owner of the Association, as provided in Paragraph 5.4a herein. This shall also include a charge assessed against each Unit owner to maintain a reserve for replacement fund and to cover costs incurred by the Association to participate in any condemnation suit, as provided in Paragraph 6.3 hereof.

Common Assessment means the assessment required by paragraph 1003.52(3)(b), F.S., and designed to measure student learning gains and academic progress, which is administered to students upon entry into and again prior to release from DJJ education programs.

Examples of Common Assessment in a sentence

• The PPAL may include species that are brought forward by the states and territories through the Common Assessment Method.

• In the event of such failure, the amount of the Common Assessment for that Assessment Year shall be, until subsequently modified by the Board, the same as for the most recent year for which Common Assessments shall have been levied.

• The needs of homeless individuals are determined by information they provide for the Common Assessment tool, which consists of the Vulnerability Index-Service Prioritization and Decision Assistance Tool (VI-SPDAT) and additional questions tailored to specific needs.

• The Common Assessment Method is a consistent approach to the assessment and listing of nationally threatened species across Australian jurisdictions, which enables assessments undertaken by one jurisdiction to be considered and accepted by another, under their legislation, ensuring that species are listed in the same threat category across all relevant Australian jurisdictions.

• Prior to commencement of each Assessment Year, the Board shall fix the amount of the Common Assessment by preparing a Budget for the Administrative Functions to be provided by the Association in the coming Assessment Year.

More Definitions of Common Assessment

Common Assessment means and refer to that portion of the cost of maintaining, improving, repairing and managing the Common Area and other expenses as provided herein, which is charged to the Owner of each respective Lot.

Common Assessment or “Common Assessment Tool” means the digital intake tool and approach used by both the Integrated Employment Services and Social Assistance systems to support caseworker identification of Client strengths, barriers to employment and support needs. This tool is used to assess individual’s service needs and support appropriate referrals/sequencing of services through service planning. Common Assessment responses may be used to identify support needs issues that need to be addressed prior to starting Integrated Employment Services or support Life Stabilization with Integrated Employment Services provision. The Common Assessment questions are organized into two modules based on question theme and alignment to Social Assistance and Integrated Employment Services system accountabilities.

Common Assessment means the annual charge against each Owner and his Unit, representing a portion of the total costs to the Association of maintaining, improving, repairing, replacing, managing and operating the Common Properties pursuant to this Declaration.

Common Assessment means annual assessments or charges, special assessments, other charges, fines, fees, interest, late charges, and all other amounts, all as provided in this Declaration and as established or assessed by the Board from time to time.

Common Assessment means and refer to that portion of the cost of maintaining, improving, repairing and managing the Project, and all other

Common Assessment means identical or comparable assessments of student learning, growth, and achievement related to the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks, Massachusetts Vocational Technical Education Frameworks, or other relevant frameworks used by educators in the same role across the collaborative. These assessments may be commercial assessments or collaborative developed, and may include, but are not limited to portfolios, pre- and post tests, unit and course assessments, performance assessments, and capstone projects.

Common Assessment means the charge against each Owner and its Parcel, representing a portion of the Shared Expenses (as defined in §1.36) in accordance with the Allocations set forth in Exhibit “D” attached hereto.