Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. This project is subject to compliance monitoring and enforcement by the DIR. The County must withhold contract payments from the Contractor as directed by the DIR, pursuant to California Labor Code section 1727.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. A. EPA will continue to directly implement its authority for the 404 Permit Program in “Indian country,” as that term is defined at 18 U.S.C. § 1151, including conducting necessary compliance monitoring and enforcement actions for activities and sites located on Indian country.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. Current laws and regulations shall be enforced. No unauthorized moorings are allowed to exist within Tomales Bay. GFNMS staff, in coordination with other TBIC agencies shall conduct regular ongoing compliance monitoring and maintain a database of permitted moorings on the bay. • Once the MP initial rollout process is completed unauthorized moorings are subject to removal at the owner’s expense and would be in violation of local, state and federal laws and regulations. Figure 1: Map of Tomales Bay Mooring Zones Ling of Party Arge Lawsons Landing Figure 1. Map of Tomales Bay Mooring Zones Based on Siting Criteria Tomales Point Area Outside GFNMS Jurisdiction Combined Mooring Exclusion Areas Mooring Zones Nicks Cove Lairds Landing Figure 1a Cypress Grove Pacific Xxxxxxxx Boat Works Ocean Marconi Figure 1b Hearts Desire Chicken Ranch Millerton Point Inverness Nautical Miles Figure 1a: Map of Tomales Bay Mooring Zones O Nicks Cove Figure 1a. Map of Tomales Bay Xxxxxx Xxxx Mooring Zones Based on Siting Criteria Area Outside GFNMS Jurisdiction Mooring Zones Combined Mooring Exclusion Areas Cypress Grove
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. Registrar agrees to comply with and facilitate random tests on samples of registered names to ensure compliance with the TOU. In addition, Registrar agrees to enforce the terms of the TOU as they relate to the Registered Name Xxxxxx as directed by the Registry Operator. In the event of a dispute between the Registry Operator and the Registrar, Registrar agrees to defer to the opinion of the Registry Operator.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. Current laws and regulations shall be enforced. No unauthorized moorings are allowed to exist within Tomales Bay. GFNMS staff, in coordination with other TBIC agencies shall conduct regular ongoing compliance monitoring and maintain a database of permitted moorings on the bay. • Once the MP initial rollout process is completed unauthorized moorings are subject to removal at the owner’s expense and would be in violation of local, state and federal laws and regulations. Figure 1: Map of Tomales Bay Mooring Zones Figure 1a: Map of Tomales Bay Mooring Zones
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. 4 1. The parties agree that Plaintiffs’ counsel shall conduct compliance monitoring 5 for the duration of this Agreement. Plaintiffs’ counsel shall evaluate whether the Defendant 7 recommendations for the improvement of systems, procedures, policies or assessment tools 8 relating to the HCBS waiver programs. Defendants agree to review and consider 9 recommendations submitted pursuant to this paragraph.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. A. EPA Nothing in this agreement shall restrict EPA's right to inspect any underground storage tank facility or bring enforcement action against any person believed to be in violation of the approved State underground storage tank program. Before conducting an inspection of a facility, the Regional Administrator will normally give the State at least 7 days notice of the intent to inspect. The Regional Administrator and State may agree on a longer period of time in order to allow the State the opportunity to conduct the inspection. If the State performs a compliance inspection and submits a report and relevant data thereto within that time to EPA, no EPA inspection will be made, unless the Regional Administrator deems the State report and data to be inadequate. In case of an imminent hazard to human health or the environment, the Regional Administrator may shorten or waive the notice period. The Regional Administrator may take enforcement action against any person determined to be in violation of Subtitle I of RCRA in accordance with Section 9006. EPA also retains its right to issue orders and bring actions under Section 9003(h) or 9006 of Subtitle I of RCRA and any other applicable Federal statute. With regard to Federal enforcement, it is EPA's policy not to take such action where a State has taken appropriate enforcement action. Before issuing a compliance order under Section 9006, EPA will give notice to the State.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. In SFY96, the NJDEP continued to perform periodic compliance inspections and review self-reported compliance reports, such as Excess Emission Reports, CAA Title V Compliance Plans, and Discharge Monitoring Reports. The performance of compliance inspections and reviews establish an expectation among regulated entities that their performance will be evaluated periodically to verify compliance with their environmental obligations, thereby providing a necessary deterrence to noncompliance. The NJDEP will work with EPA in SFY97/98 to improve its ability to effectively target inspection and other compliance monitoring and assurance resources to obtain the greatest possible environmental benefits. The NJDEP will work to improve its ability to effectively target its resources by, among other things, tracking additional compliance information, focusing on geographic areas with high rate of releases based upon TRI reporting, facilities impacting the NY/NJ Harbor and Delaware Estuaries, facilities in industry sectors with low compliance rates, and facilities that are significant sources of substances of special concern. The NJDEP will continue to initiate civil and administrative enforcement actions for uncorrected and repeated minor violations and non-minor violations, seeking penalties, when necessary, that are commensurate with the violations and that prevent violators from benefitting economically from their noncompliance. Administrative and civil penalties function as an important deterrent against repeat, chronic and recalcitrant violators.
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. It is an express condition of this Agreement that in using the Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials: a) you and any authorized users shall fully comply with the terms of this Agreement and all applicable federal, state, foreign and local statutes and regulations, including, but not limited to, laws and regulations regarding telemarketing, email, fax marketing, customer solicitation and privacy; and b) you and any authorized users shall comply with all applicable Direct Marketing Association ("DMA") guidelines, if you or your authorized users are DMA members. If you or your authorized users are not DMA members, you and your authorized users are encouraged to comply with all applicable DMA guidelines; and c) that you and any authorized users shall comply with the Radio-Television & Telecommunications Commission’s regulations regarding the use of Automatic Dialing-Announcing Devices and Conditions for Unsolicited Live Voice and Facsimile Calls for the Purpose of Solicitation as amended from time to time. Jubilant Marketing Solutions is not responsible for your compliance with the Do Not Call laws or FCC regulations. As much as we make every effort to ensure our leads are within the Do Not Call and FCC legal guidelines, the responsibility to remain compliant with the Do Not Call and FCC laws is yours. Do Not Call laws like many other laws will be updated periodically. You are responsible to ensure that your use of our leads and lists is legal and appropriate under any Federal, FCC or State Do Not Call laws that apply. You should contact your own legal counsel if you are at all unsure about the Do Not Call legislation and how it affects your use of our leads and lists. Jubilant Marketing Solutions further reserves the right to review materials to be used by you in promotions to ensure that your use of the Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials is both appropriate and in accordance with the permitted uses of the Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials; however, Jubilant Marketing Solutions’ failure to review any such materials shall not constitute Jubilant Marketing Solutions’ acceptance of the materials or in any other way waive any rights Jubilant Marketing Solutions may have or limit any obligations you may have with regard to the use of the Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials. Jubilant Marketing Solutions may also randomly monitor (through seeding and other means) your use of the Jubilant Marketing Solutions Materials to ensure that your use is in accord...
Compliance Monitoring and Enforcement. Both EPA and the State are committed to maintaining a level playing field and establishing a credible deterrence to noncompliance throughout the regulated community. As a result, EPA and the State will work together to develop and implement a plan to coordinate compliance monitoring and enforcement activities. These activities may include but are not limited to identifying Federal and State priorities, developing and implementing inspection targeting methods, developing targeted inspection lists, exchanging information regarding ongoing Federal and State enforcement actions against significant noncompliers (SNCs) and Secondary Violators as defined in EPA’s Hazardous Waste Civil Enforcement Response Policy dated March 1996, or any revisions thereto, and VADEQ’s Enforcement Manual. Enforcement and compliance monitoring activities/priorities will be outlined in the Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance’s MOA guidance. EPA and the State will negotiate enforcement and compliance monitoring activities/priorities and describe them in the State’s xxxxx Xxxxx Work Plan.
