Compliance Assurance. The undersigned proposer hereby assures that his/her firm is in compliance with the North Central Texas Council of Governments’ Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program and has a goal of percent of the dollar value of this project for disadvantaged business enterprises. Name of Company Date Signature Title APPENDIX D.2 AFFIDAVIT OF INTENDED ENTREPRENEURSHIP State of County of Comes now of lawful age and being duly sworn upon (Name of Individual) his/her oath states as follows:
Compliance Assurance. The School will take reasonable steps to assure that staff at the School, members of the School Board, and administrators at the School comply with all replacement policies or practices adopted by the School in connection with waiver of state statutes or rules or Institute policies, or, when appropriate, comply with the intent of waived state statutes, state board rules, and Institute policies.
Compliance Assurance. Implies activities designed and intended to identify performance and services that assure compliance when applied.
Compliance Assurance. ▪ Monitor compliance of NPDES permittees with permit requirements. ▪ Take appropriate compliance and enforcement actions in accordance with the Illinois EPA’s Enforcement Management System and Section 31 of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act for violations of NPDES, Stormwater, SSO/CSO, CAFO and other violations of environmental regulations. ▪ Monitor compliance with Compliance Commitment Agreements (CCAs) and enforcement orders and take appropriate follow-up actions. ▪ Maintain major compliance rate at >=95 percent. ▪ Maintain required data elements in the Permits Compliance System (PCS). ▪ Maintain Discharge Monitoring Report (DMR) entry rates for major dischargers at >=97 percent. ▪ Collect, review, and enter into PCS, Annual Pretreatment Reports. ▪ Prepare, and timely report to U.S. EPA, Quarterly Non-Compliance Reports (QNCRs) for major facilities. ▪ Review and update “Watch Lists” on a quarterly basis. ▪ The Illinois EPA will begin work preparing for the conversion from PCS to Integrated Compliance Information System (ICIS)-NPDES by reviewing data entry procedures and making necessary upgrades to the Illinois EPA’s electronic Discharge Monitoring Report (eDMR) and Agency Compliance and Enforcement System (ACES). ▪ All routine inspections completed by June 30 of each fiscal year, must be reported in PCS by September 30 of that year. ▪ When violations are identified during routine inspections, this information will be entered into PCS. ▪ CSO notifications from municipalities will be entered into PCS. An approach to tracking SSO notifications will be identified as part of the SSO strategy that Illinois EPA will submit in March 2005. ▪ Illinois EPA will report in the End of Year report the number of POTWs that are beneficially reusing all or part of their bio-solids. ▪ The Illinois EPA will expand the use of electronic reporting to include additional facilities as well as additional types of reports received from wastewater facilities. ▪ The wastewater operator certification program will be enhanced to include a continuing education requirement for renewing certificates to ensure certified operators receive training on a continuing basis. In addition, the industrial operator certification program will be restructured based on process types. ▪ Illinois EPA will provide timely feedback on the, nature of and results of response to, complaints forwarded to Illinois EPA by U.S. EPA. ▪ Compile and submit 2004 calendar year annual non-compliance report f...
Compliance Assurance. Despite more than a decade of budget reductions, MassDEP continues to place priority on maintaining compliance and enforcement activities. Ultimately, the credibility and effectiveness of any environmental program depends upon our success in ensuring compliance with our protective environmental standards. MassDEP employs a comprehensive compliance assurance strategy that promotes environmental compliance through compliance assessment activities, enforcement, technical assistance, and public education. We are proud that Massachusetts’ regulated community generally has high rates of compliance. However, to ensure that we maintain and improve compliance rates and environmental performance, we must strategically utilize and integrate all these compliance assurance tools. In FY14, MassDEP will strive to: • Set priorities for our limited resources based on relative risk, requiring increased reliance on assessment of environmental monitoring and performance data for particular sectors. And, in cooperation with EPA Region 1, increase inspections of “minor” facilities and reduce the inspections of major facilities whose environmental compliance record is proven and strong. • Establish performance measures linked to environmental objectives and compliance rates. These are an integral component of initiatives’ design, operation and evaluation—we cannot rely solely on traditional enforcement output measures. • Design strategies that streamline the compliance assurance process by placing increased responsibility on the regulated community to self-identify and correct violations, and promote environmental stewardship and sustainable practices. • Provide technical assistance, outreach and education to targeted segments of the regulated community, with continued focus on providing assistance to our municipalities. • Enhance our information management systems and better utilize technology to make our compliance and enforcement efforts more efficient and effective. • When violations are discovered, take consistent, appropriate and timely enforcement action to: o Deter non-compliance and ensure a level playing field by making non-compliance substantially more costly than compliance; o Require violators to cease actions impacting the environment or public health, and to restore impacted environmental resources; and o Capitalize on opportunities to induce the regulated community to permanently reduce pollution and adopt environmental management systems, and establish best mana...
Compliance Assurance. The Companies acknowledge that the Attorney General, in consultation with DENR, will undertake a comprehensive review of the operation of the swine industry in North Carolina to ensure that the Companies and other integrators and operators of swine facilities are taking all appropriate steps, and have adopted compliance assurance systems, to ensure that they remain at all times in compliance with the law. The Companies agree to make available all documents which the Attorney General may request and to make available at the request of the Attorney General any employees of the Companies to be interviewed, in the course of this review. In the event the Companies seek to assert a claim of confidentiality pursuant to Chapter 132 of the North Carolina General Statutes as to any document requested by the Attorney General, they will so designate or indicate on the document at the time it is submitted. If the Attorney General receives a public records request for any document designated as confidential, the Attorney General will notify the Company that submitted the document of the request. It will be the responsibility of the Companies to present any arguments to the party seeking the disclosure or the Superior Court as to why disclosure should not be allowed. Nothing in this paragraph will be deemed a waiver of the attorney- client privilege or attorney work product doctrine.
Compliance Assurance. Ecology will:
Compliance Assurance. Synthesize, coordinate and apply appropriate assistance tools, informal enforcement, formal enforcement and penalties to ensure timely correction of violations, and deterrence. EPA 2011 – 2015 Strategic Plan Goal 2: Protecting America’s Waters, Objective 2.1 Protect Human Health Goal 5: Enforcing Environmental Laws, Objective 5.1, Supporting Goal 2
Compliance Assurance. Progress Center hereby represents and provides the District assurance that it complies with all applicable licensing/certification requirements for the operation of a nonprofit agency under Washington laws.
Compliance Assurance. The Grantee shall carry out and administer the project according to all applicable federal, state, and local laws, rules, regulations, ordinances and the terms of this Agreement, as outlined in the Agency’s 2024 WBRSG Application and Grant Manual.
