Closure Procedures. The procedures for charter school closure set forth below are guided by Education Code sections 47604.32, 47605, and 47607 as well as California Code of Regulations, title 5, sections 11962 and 11962.1, and are based on “Charter School Closure Requirements and Recommendations (Revised 08/2009)” posted on the California Department of Education website. All references to “Charter School” apply to Charter School, including its nonprofit corporation and governing board.
Closure Procedures. Upon the sale of the last credit in the Bank, such that no credits are available for sale, the Sponsor (or BWSR on behalf of the Sponsor) shall provide a written certification to the Corps stating that all credits are sold and the bank is closed to future sales. The certification shall state the total number of credits of each wetland type that were sold (e.g. sedge meadow, shallow xxxxx, upland buffer).
Closure Procedures. In addition to what is outlined in the charter, the School and RCOE will agree upon the closure procedures outlined in Attachment C, which will be consistent with California Code of Regulations, Title 5, Section 11962 and 11962.1. The School will immediately identify to RCOE the specific individual who is responsible for coordinating the School’s close out activities. RCOE will identify a staff person who will work with the School to accomplish all close out activities. The School shall reimburse RCOE for any costs incurred by RCOE in connection with closure activities.
Closure Procedures. The School’s charter will include a description of the procedures to be used in the event the School closes. The procedures must, at a minimum, contain all of the elements in 5 CCR Section 11962 (see Appendix E). If the School is to close permanently for any reason, the CDE will serve written notice on the School that the School’s closure procedures have been invoked. The School will immediately notify the CDE of the specific individual responsible for coordinating the School’s closure procedures. The CDE will identify a CSD staff member to work with the School to complete all closure activities. Pursuant to EC Section 47604.3, the School expressly acknowledges the right of the CDE on behalf of the SSPI to take immediate and direct control of the School’s student and business records at any time after the CDE gives written notice that it is invoking the closure procedures.
Closure Procedures. Upon request, School will provide a description of the procedures to be used in the event School closes (see Attachment C). The categories that must be addressed in such procedures include each of the following:
Closure Procedures. This RO Closure Policy will adhere to the applicable policy, procedures, and provisions in effect at the time of the office closure, early release, and/or delayed opening including the OPM Governmentwide Dismissal and Closure Procedures, Master Agreement, Supplemental MOUs, Telework and/or Leave and Attendance Policy.
Closure Procedures. In connection with the termination of this Agreement, Operator shall ensure a seamless cessation of its operation of the Casino (“Closure Procedures”). Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Operator shall, at MSC’s sole cost and expense as to all reasonable, out of pocket expenses incurred by Operator (unless termination is as a result of a breach by Operator), (i) pay the Casino Employees such redundancy and/or other entitlements as required by Macau Law and/or as provided in the relevant employment contract (such redundancy and/or other entitlements to be Costs of Operations) or continue to pay such Casino Employees all contractual and legal entitlements for so long as such Casino Employees are employed by the Operator and not performing services at the Operator’s other properties at MSC’s sole cost and expense; (ii) deposit any amount that is received by the Operator in respect of Gaming Assets in the Operator’s Account to be applied in accordance with section 8.3 (d) ; (iii) continue to pay any fee, tax or levy that may be due to the Macau Government for the use of the Casino and or Gaming Assets (if such fee, tax or levy does not otherwise cease to be due or is waived by the Macau Government); and (iv) take such actions as may be required by the Macau Government in connection with the aforementioned closure. To the extent that Operator completes the Closure Procedures after the date of termination of the Term, then in addition to reimbursement of all costs incurred, Operator shall be entitled to a reasonable fee for each day that Closure Procedures are ongoing.
Closure Procedures. In the event of a closure, for any reason, the school agrees to complete the following required activities: Notify DESE’s Office of Charter Schools Communicate with the School District for the purpose of coordinating the transfer of student records. Schedule dates to notify the staff and parents of the school’s closure. Secure the schoolfacility, property, equipment, supplies, andrecords. Ensurecontinuationof accurate and timelydatareporting. • Submissions to include: - MOSIS data; - Core data; - AnnualSecretary of theBoard Report; - Annual audit; - Federal Programs Reporting; - Federal Expenditure Report (FER); - Annual Performance Report (APR). Transfer student records. • Student records are private and must be handled in accordance with privacy rules setforth in theFamily Education Rightsand Privacy Act(FERPA). • Ensure that all student records, including IEP’s, are up-to-date. Ensure proper retention of student and non-student records. • All records should be retained according to the public schoolrecords retention schedule found on the MO Secretary of State’s website. • Allrecords related to the following should be maintained: - Loans, bonds, mortgages, and other financing; - Contracts; - Leases; - Assets and asset sales; - Grants; - Governance (minutes, by-laws, policies); - Employees (background checks, personnel files); - Accounting/audit, taxes and tax status; - Employee benefit programs and benefits. Continue to conduct audits until all school activities are complete. Plan for disposition of property. • List should separate state and federal funds, while noting the source of the funds and the fair market value (FMV) – initial and amortized – for every fixed asset in the inventory. • For items purchased with federal funds, the school must comply with the guidance in the Education Department General Administrative Regulations (XXXXX) regarding the disposition of property. • Followschoolpolicyregarding disposition of property. • Note obligations specific to items purchased with federal funds via the Public Charter School Program (PCSP) grant or Title Programs. Property purchased with PCSP funds must first be offered to charter schools located within the same region as the school that is closing. If the property is offered and offers are declined, the property must be disposed of at auction. Filing of Federal form 269 or 269a if the school was receiving funds directly from the U.S. Department of Education. (See 34 CFE80.41) Work with DESE to ensure p...
Closure Procedures. During the Sampling Period, Entity hereby grants to NEX a license to enter upon the Property solely for the purpose of sampling the Pits as detailed in the Approved Scope of Work attached as Exhibit A ("Approved Scope of Work"). The cost of all work related to the Pit Sampling and any related restorative work conducted on the Property shall be borne solely by NEX. NEX shall conduct the Pit Sampling strictly in accordance with the following procedures:
