Good Cause Shown means a reasonable justification for granting a Variance for a Consumptive Use of water that would otherwise be prohibited by rule or regulation and which the District reasonably and in good faith believes will provide an economic, environmental, social, or public health and safety benefit that is equal to or greater than the benefit resulting from the rule or regulation from which a Variance is sought.

Good Cause Shown means a reasonable justification for granting a variance that would otherwise be prohibited by these Rule and Regulation in which the Board reasonably and in good faith believes will provide an economic, environmental, social or public health and safety benefit that is equal to or greater than the benefit resulting from the prohibition in which a variance is sought

Good Cause Shown means any of the following:

Examples of Good Cause Shown in a sentence

If three months after any six-month target date Charter has still not met the target and wishes to make a Good Cause Shown justification, it may file its claim on the same date as the report.
If the Variance requested involves the Consumptive Use of water that would otherwise be prohibited by these rules and regulations, the Board is required to find Good Cause Shown.
The Settlement Agreement also required the filing of a Letter of Credit in the amount of $12 million to secure Charter's obligations, subject to draw down if Charter misses these interim buildout targets.According to the Settlement Agreement, for each and every six-month target not met, and where Charter's performance in attempting to meet the target does not establish Good Cause Shown, Charter will forfeit its right to earn back one million dollars.
If Charter misses the target and wishes to make a Good Cause Shown justification, it may file its claim on the same date as the report.
If Charter misses any given target and wishes to make a Good Cause Shown justification, it may file its claim on the same date as the report.

More Definitions of Good Cause Shown

Good Cause Shown means sufficient reason for any fact or circumstance that would make it just and fair between the parties;

Good Cause Shown includes Family Violence Leave as set forth in DAS General Letter Number 34 (xxx.XXX.XX.XXX) which provides that an employee may take paid or unpaid leave during any calendar year in which such leave is reasonably necessary for the following reasons:

Good Cause Shown under this policy shall be presumed when the personal leave is requested by reason of:

Good Cause Shown means a reasonable justification for granting a variance to consumptively use water that would otherwise be prohibited by law, statute, or rule and regulation and which the TPNRD reasonably and in good faith believes will provide an economic, environmental, social, or public health and safety benefit that is equal to or greater than the benefit resulting from the prohibition from which a variance is sought.

Good Cause Shown means sufficient reason for any fact or circumstance that would make it just and fair be- tween the parties;

Good Cause Shown means a sufficient justification determined in the sole discretion of the Director or designee for failure to meet a requirement of this Part. The availability of good cause shown is limited as further specified in this Part. Good cause shown includes, but is not limited to, family emergencies, family death, demonstrated delays caused by the U.S. Postal Service, demonstrated delays or failures in electronic systems, or failure of a third party (e.g., medical provider) to submit necessary information to determine whether a child meets medical eligibility criteria.

Good Cause Shown means to prove substantial factors and suf ficient grounds;