UDAA definition

UDAA means the Urban Development Administration Authority in Pakse; and
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Examples of UDAA in a sentence

  • Effective July 1, 2008, all of the UDAA employees shall receive a 4.2% increase.

  • The Board has allocated a bank of $18,000 to be utilized among eligible UDAA members as a retirement bonus.

  • This amount will be divided as specified by the UDAA and paid to the individual, eligible administrators upon their retirement from the Upper Deerfield Township Schools.

  • The Beneficiary shall, through MPWT, cause PMIU to ensure that the contract to expand an existing landfill site is not awarded until a comprehensive feasibility study is prepared and submitted to ADB for its no objection including the necessary due diligence, a review of the financial condition of Pakse UDAA, and a collection fee adjustment to cover the capital cost of expansion.

  • The Beneficiary shall cause UDAA to ensure that starting from year 2013 its annual budget allocation is increased to ensure that it covers proper O&M of (a) the drainage facilities within Pakse; and (b) the river bank protection in Pakse.

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