Description of Proposal. (describe nature and extent of the rezoning request, reasons for rezoning)
Description of Proposal. 3.1 Objectives of the project. (Brief and to the point)
Description of Proposal. The Amex proposes to codify in Rule 933(d), Commentary .06 to Rule 950(d), and Commentary .03 to Rule 950(n), current practices regarding the participation in option trades executed on the Exchange by registered options traders and specialists and the
Description of Proposal. 1. The Parties to this appeal agree that the appeal be resolved in the following terms (list details of the orders sought): Signed (Appellant): ................................................................. Date: .................................................................
Description of Proposal. Duke Power Company proposes to lease to Sailview Properties, LLC (Sailview) nine parcels containing a total of 4.91 acres of project land for the construction of 186 boat slips. The boat slips would provide access to the reservoir for residents of Sailview Subdivision. Constructing the boat slips would require the dredging of 9,900 cubic yards of lake bottom material.
Description of Proposal. Duke Power Company proposes to lease to Southeastern Land Sales, Inc. (Harbor Ridge) a 0.70 acre parcel of project land for the construction of 28 boat slips. The boat slips would provide access to the reservoir for residents of the Harbor Ridge Subdivision. Constructing the boat slips would require no dredging. About 200 linear feet of rip rap would be installed to stabilize the shoreline.
Description of Proposal. Duke Power Company proposes to lease to Southdell, Inc. a 0.323 acre parcel of project land for the construction of 8 copies) should be filed with: Xxxxx X. Xxxxxxxx, Secretary, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Mail Code: DLC, HL–11.1, 000 Xxxxx Xxxxxx, XX, Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000. 1 Standards For Business Practices Of Interstate Natural Gas Pipelines, 85 FERC ¶ 61,371 (1998).
Description of Proposal. This proposal will involve the development of flexible learning programmes, to be delivered twice a year from centres in Barrow and Carlisle. Each programme will provide places for up to 15 teenage mothers, and will run for 10-weeks with 15 hours contact time per week. However, the programme will provide flexibility to the participants with regard to hours and days of attendance, and free and flexible child care, travel and subsistence costs will be provided to all participants. The content of the programme will be determined by the needs of the participants, and will provide individually-tailored learning experiences. Connexions will recruit designated Personal Advisers to engage with teenage mothers aged 16- 19 currently not in learning. Teenage mothers living in deprived and rurally isolated areas will be specifically targeted. The early stages of engagement will include working on raising the aspirations and expectations of teenage mothers, in order that they feel ready to participate in learning. The Personal Advisers supporting the programmes will continue to provide a high level of support to participants throughout the duration of the programme to ensure that they successfully complete the programme and it leads to a positive learning outcome. Connexions will link with all key statutory and non-statutory organisations to ensure that the programmes are positively promoted, including Social Services, community midwives, health visitors, LEA Re-integration Officers and housing support organisations. These organisations will be encouraged to refer teenage mothers to Connexions in order to encourage them to participate in learning. Arrangements will be made with Job Centre Plus to ensure that participants receiving benefits will not have their benefits affected by participation in the programme. Financial support required Estimated costs: ▪ £58,000 pa staff costs ▪ £13,000 pa to run 4 education/training programmes ▪ £12,200 pa for childcare, travel and subsistence costs and help with purchasing materials for 60 participants ▪ Total over 3 years = £249,600 Amount of PPG and UCAs not yet quantified Performance Indicator Baseline Current target for 2005/06 Stretched target with Local PSA % accessing learning 39% 43% 51% The Local PSA will lead to an additional 9% of teenage mothers in Carlisle, Xxxx and Xxxxxxx (? people) being able to access learning, and 60% of all teenage mothers who participate in the programme will subsequently continue in learning. T...
Description of Proposal. The appointment of respite care coordinators, who will develop knowledge regarding the optimum times for individuals to use respite care, will improve access to respite care and maximise the use of existing facilities. Financial support required Estimated costs: ▪ £70,000 pa staff costs Amount of PPG not yet quantified – no capital investment required Performance Indicator Baseline Current target for 2005/06 Stretched target with Local PSA No accessing respite care 23 50 100 The Local PSA will result in an additional 50 adults with learning disabilities accessing respite care. ODPM felt these numbers were too low to provide “value for money” – target may need to be widened to include respite care for other groups or to address other quality of life issues for adults with learning disabilities Freedoms and flexibilities None identified yet Examples from other authorities: ▪ DSS, in collaboration with the DH, is prepared to discuss with the Council how the benefit system interacts with people’s access to respite or rehabilitation or recuperative care services and what if any barriers exist. Where there are solutions that could be achieved by better local co-operation between the Benefits Agency, Local Authority and health services, DSS will facilitate this. Partners Mencap, Glenmore Trust, Morecambe Bay Primary Care Trust, Cumbria Social Services Department, North Cumbria Mental Health and Learning Disability NHS Trust, Cumberland Infirmary and others Which partners will need formal agreements specific to the Local PSA? Links with other strategies Corporate Strategy – supporting vulnerable people Lead officer Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Integrated Commissioning Manager (tel 00000 000000, xxxxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx) Financial support Cumbria County Council is requesting a total of £1,237,607 as pump-priming grant and £600,000 in the form of Unsupported Credit Approvals from the Government to support initiatives which will substantially improve performance in all of the 14 target areas. We will match this pump-priming funding with up to £3,000,000 of our own resources to achieve a greater impact. Pump-priming grant Cumbria County Council is applying for the maximum amount of pump-priming grant to which it is entitled. The pump-priming grant will be allocated in proportion to the estimated total cost of delivering each target, as follows: Target Brief description Total cost Amount of PPG 1 Road safety – KSIs £0 £0 2 Outcomes for care leavers £220,500 £63,761 3 Truan...
Description of Proposal. (describe nature and extent of the rezoning request, reasons for rezoning) Please refer to Planning Report.
