County system definition

County system means a method of data storage and retrieval as approved by the auditor of state including, but not limited to, tax lists, books, records, indexes, registers, or schedules.
County system means all computers, laptops, servers, computer chips, tablets, disk, hard- drive, thumb drive , or other data storage system, device or medium, leased, owned, used, or operated by, or in the possession of, the County. The “County System” also includes, but is not limited to, the following:
County system means the county emergency medical services

Examples of County system in a sentence

  • A probationary promotional appointment does not affect an employee's earned permanent status and rights in the County system acquired in another position.

  • If the emergency record reflects as incomplete in ePACT (or similar County system), the Contractor will collect a signed emergency record from the parent and submit to DPR for uploading.

  • For these purposes an incident is defined as any irregular or adverse event that occurs on a County system or network.

  • The County shall maintain any roadway on the County system constructed under this Agreement after completion of the proposed work.

  • Infrastructure improvements intended to become a part of County system shall, subject to inspection and acceptance by County in accordance with applicable laws, codes, rules and regulations, be dedicated to County.

  • Contractor shall notify the Department immediately, when employees no longer have authorization to access any State or County system.

  • Contractor shall comply with the State and County system access, use and confidentiality requirements.

  • Transfers in the County system shall not result in loss of any benefit accruals.

  • The County system administrator will have the system rights to re-assign userid’s on an as needed basis.

  • The Company shall be obligated for a period of twelve (12) months from the date the County accepts a Project Facility into the County system for purposes of maintenance, to repair or replace any defects or failures resulting from the work of the Company, its contractors or agents.


More Definitions of County system

County system means the Central Landfill, the County-owned transfer stations, and any processing facility to which Compostable Materials, Green Waste or Food Scraps may be delivered under the Agreement for Operation of the Central Landfill and County Transfer Stations between the County and Republic Services of Sonoma County, Inc., as amended.
County system or "County Solid Waste System" means all Acceptable Waste 35 handling by the County in accordance with the County Solid Waste Management Plan.
County system means the county emergency medical services system. “Emergency aeromedical services” shall have the same meaning as de-
County system means the Solid Waste handling system operated by Island County, in accordance with applicable contractual agreements, laws, rules, regulations, and the (A) current approved Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Plan.
County system means any and all devices, appurtenances, and equipment, whether owned by the County or under a license, lease, or contract to provide service to the County, including devices, equipment, methods, and systems used or designed to recycle or reuse wastewater; devices, equipment, methods, and systems used or designed to prevent, abate, reduce, store, treat, separate, or dispose of wastewater and stormwater, and waste in combined stormwater and sanitary sewer systems; and any device, equipment, or system that conveys wastewater to the County system from outside the County that by contract or agreement with the County becomes a user of the County system.
County system means all facilities for solid waste handling owned or operated, or contracted for, by the County, and all administrative activities related thereto.

Related to County system

  • County means the county of Los Angeles or any public entities for which the board of supervisors is the governing body. (Ord. 2002-0040 § 1, 2002: Ord. 2002-0015 § 1 (part), 2002)