Ineligible Activities Clause Samples
The 'Ineligible activities' clause defines specific actions, uses, or business operations that are not permitted under the agreement. Typically, this clause lists prohibited activities such as illegal conduct, high-risk ventures, or uses that violate regulatory requirements. By clearly outlining what is not allowed, the clause helps prevent misuse of the agreement and protects the parties from legal or reputational risks associated with unauthorized or undesirable activities.
Ineligible Activities. Acquisition of real property is not an eligible cost for assistance from this emergency funding. Reconstruction is limited to portions of a historic property that still retain (prior to reconstruction) sufficient significance and integrity to remain listed in the National Register. Total reconstructions are not eligible for grant assistance. If specific features or elements of a building or landscape are missing and thus need to be recreated, this work is potentially eligible for funding (provided adequate historical documentation is available). Major reconstruction projects, such as recreating a building or landscape that has been completely destroyed, are not eligible for grant assistance because vanished structures, by definition, have lost their integrity and therefore are no longer eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, or for grant assistance.
Ineligible Activities. The following activities are not eligible for funding under the Agreement and the Municipality may not spend the Funds on the following:
a) Refining the number of threats within the Municipality not pertaining to Part IV of the Clean ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇;
b) Threat refinement work already funded by the Province through source protection authorities;
c) Activities that are already funded through another program, funding body, partners, or other means;
d) Activities that are funded by the SPMIF through an agreement between the Province and another municipality;
e) Fulfilment of the Municipality’s responsibilities as a property owner undertaking activities identified as significant drinking water threats;
f) Fulfilment of the Municipality’s responsibilities under other legislation (e.g., Building Code), except as noted in Section B.1(j)(a), including;
a. Establishment of a septic re-inspection program for areas delineated through other legislation (i.e. Lake Simcoe Protection Act, 2008);
b. Establishment of a discretionary septic re-inspection program for areas where an activity is not considered a significant drinking water threat under the source protection framework; and,
g) Activities not related to fulfilling the Municipality’s requirements to implement significant drinking water threat policies specified in an approved source protection plan, or proposed source protection plan that has been submitted to the Ministry for approval.
Ineligible Activities. Notwithstanding that CBDOs may carry out activities that are not otherwise eligible under this subpart, this section does not authorize:
Ineligible Activities. The Fund will not provide grants to Municipalities for:
i. General operating support;
ii. Activities that were historically funded by that entity through local funds in previous years and for which funding was cut at the discretion of the Municipality;
iii. Activities that are customarily part of the functions of governmental entities in other jurisdictions of comparable size and scope;
iv. Activities that are currently performed in the Service Area by a viable non-governmental entity; and,
v. Activities that are mandated as local obligations by state and/or federal authorities, except where state/federal authorities stipulate private matching funds for support of a particular effort.
Ineligible Activities. Except for the acquisition of excess personal property through sponsoring agencies, Federal grantees are ineligible to use GSA sources of supply and services. In addition, a costreimbursement contractor cannot transfer procurement authorization to a third party leasing company to use GSA sources of supply and services, unless the leasing company has an independent authorization to use GSA contracts.
Ineligible Activities. EPA cooperative agreement funds can only be used for the purposes consistent with the statutory authorities for the CPS program. The recipient cannot use these funds for the following activities: Litigation against the Federal government or any other government entity; Construction; Lobbying; Matching funds for other Federal grants; Travel for Federal employees; Surveys; Human health studies (taking blood or other medical information from humans) Activities covered by other appropriation accounts within the EPA Appropriation Act such as: - Brownfields Activities: For the principal purpose of providing training, research, and technical assistance to individuals and organizations to facilitate the inventory of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ sites, site assessments, remediation of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ sites, community involvement or site preparation. EPA funds these types of projects through the State and Tribal Assistance Grant (STAG) and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ programs - Superfund Activities: Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA), as amended, response actions and other associated activities (including Technical Assistance Grants). If an application includes tasks or activities determined to be ineligible, then that portion of the application will be ineligible for funding and may, depending on the extent to which it affects the application, render the entire application ineligible for funding.
Ineligible Activities. The Fund will not provide grants to the following types of organizations and/or for the following activities: - Organizations that discriminate on the basis of religion, race, color, national origin, age, sex (including sexual orientation), marital status, disability, height, or weight; - Projects or activities that do not provide a benefit to the Service Area or the residents thereof; - Any project or activity that would jeopardize the Fund’s status as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, a private foundation, a nonprofit organization, or any other designation that is central to its existence; - Any project that would result in self-dealing between the Fund and a director, officer, or employee; - Programs that require participants to practice or adhere to specific religious beliefs or that support proselytization activities; - Voter registration activities, political campaigns, or organizations that are substantially engaged in influencing legislation and voting; - Any activity that produces a prohibited private benefit unless it is incidental, quantitatively and qualitatively, to a project that furthers the Fund's exempt purposes; - Individuals; - Organizations or groups that substantially engage in the carrying on of propaganda or that attempt to influence legislation or political campaigns; - Grants to agencies or foundations for ultimate re-granting to organizations or programs selected by such agencies or foundations; - Sponsorships or the Purchase of tickets to fundraising events; - Reserve funds or debt elimination; or - For any expenses incurred by the grantee prior to an authorized signatory signing a grant agreement and returning it to the Fund.
Ineligible Activities. Projects must not be used for the following purposes: - Routine program implementation (e.g. funding of the same program, without changes or advancements, that has existed and been routinely available for multiple consecutive years), - Implementation of routine environmental protection restoration measures (e.g. municipal curbside trash service) - Duplication of work performed under a prior EPA grant, and - Completion of work which was to have been completed under a prior EPA grant. If a proposal includes tasks or activities determined to be ineligible, then that portion of the proposal will be ineligible for funding and may, depending on the extent to which it affects the proposal, render the entire proposal ineligible for funding.
Ineligible Activities. The Beneficiary shall ensure that the Loan and ▇▇▇▇▇ proceeds do not finance:
Ineligible Activities. The following costs and activities are not eligible for funding under this award: • Depreciation, bad debts, interest, and late fees. • Public relations, lobbying, or fundraising. • Entertainment, conferences, and retreats not specifically related to the goals of the CHFP funded project. • Payment of client credit card or another consumer debt. • Payment of client mortgage costs and mortgage arrears. • Cash assistance paid directly to participants. • Tents, sleeping bags, tarps, and other camping supplies. Within appropriate parameters regarding the preservation of individual client confidentiality as necessary, the Subrecipient Entity will participate in case conferencing and share data in service of clients and in support of our common mission. This includes collaboration in the context of dialogue regarding best practices, brainstorming regarding community solutions, as well as for the purpose of case conferencing. Subrecipient Entity must participate in case conferencing meetings pertaining to shelter clients. Case conferencing meetings may include other shelter or street outreach service providers, CoC staff or participants, State Agency staff, or other community or government partners.