Departmental Policies Sample Clauses
The Departmental Policies clause establishes that the parties must comply with the specific rules, procedures, and guidelines set by a particular department within an organization. This clause typically requires that all activities, conduct, or deliverables under the agreement adhere to these internal policies, which may cover areas such as safety, confidentiality, or operational protocols. Its core function is to ensure that all parties are aligned with the organization's internal standards, thereby reducing the risk of non-compliance and promoting consistent practices.
Departmental Policies. Each department will develop standards and procedures for scheduling vacations, which, at a minimum comply with Article 11.1 (CONSIDERATIONS).
Departmental Policies. General Principle This clause notes that the department is responsible for the management and implementation of its policies and procedures relating to the application of the provisions of the proposed enterprise agreement. However, it also commits the department to consulting with the Australian Education Union in relation to significant changes to those policies and procedures. This is a new clause.
Departmental Policies general principle
17.1 The parties agree that the Department is responsible for the management and implementation of policies and procedures related to the application of provisions in this Agreement.
17.2 The Department will consult with the Union in relation to significant changes to the policies and procedures associated with the administration of this Agreement.
Departmental Policies. The College agrees to meet and confer with the Union regarding proposed changes to departmental policies which affect employees' terms and conditions of employment. The College also agrees to provide the Union with copies of such departmental policies.
Departmental Policies. Any departmental policy adopted by the Office of the Sheriff will not supersede the language of this Agreement and will have no bearing on the interpretation of the terms and conditions herein.
Departmental Policies. Any departmental policy adopted by the Office of the Sheriff will not supersede the language of this CBA and will have no bearing on the interpretation of the terms and conditions herein.
Departmental Policies a. Not less than 60 days prior to construction loan closing, the Sponsor shall provide updated financial documents including, but not limited to the development budget, development sources and uses, schedule of rents and unit mix, operating budget and 15-year cash-flow analysis, which are acceptable to the Department and demonstrate compliance with all applicable Program regulations or guidelines and the Uniform Multifamily Regulations (UMR). All proposed changes to the project, including but not limited to project financing, rents and unit mix, scope of work to be performed or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s organizational structure must be submitted to and approved by the Department in writing.
b. The Sponsor who garnered the experience points at the application stage must be the Sponsor who controls the borrowing entity at construction, through permanent close of escrow, and into management and operation of the project. Organizational documents demonstrating that the experienced Sponsor has the authority to exercise control of the borrowing entity in compliance with Section 8301(s) of the Uniform Multifamily Regulations (UMR) must be submitted to the Department for review and approved by the Department prior to execution of the Standard Agreement.
c. Sponsor(s) and Borrower are acknowledging the Project as submitted and approved is the Project that is to be funded and built. Any bifurcation would make that award null and void, as the awarded Project is no longer feasible as originally submitted and approved. Any Department awarded funds are unable to be assumed or assigned.
d. The Department retains the right and discretion to disencumber awards where awardees have failed to make sufficient progress in meeting applicable milestones and deadlines subject to Administrative Notice 2022-02 dated March 30, 2022 (“Notice 2022-02”), and any future amendments. Such determination will be on a case-by-case basis and may use the enumerated criteria set forth in Notice 2022-02 when making such decisions. The disencumbrance policy is applicable to HCD state funded multifamily housing programs. For awards made prior to July 1, 2022, the 24- month period shall begin on July 1, 2022. For awards made on or after July 1, 2022, the 24-month period will begin as of the date of the initial program funding awarded to the project, unless changed by amendment to Notice 2022-02.
e. The Department will assess Negative Points, as applicable, to Sponsor(s)/ Applicant(s)/Recipient(s) subject to Adminis...
Departmental Policies. Departmental policies which apply to general day-to-day work duties that may result in disciplinary action in excess of a verbal reprimand shall be placed in writing. It is expressly understood, the above shall not apply to a direct order or accepted standard police practice.
Departmental Policies. The City will notify employees and Unit I of new or revised written City or Departmental policies affecting unit employees as soon after release as possible. The City shall post on their bulletin boards any new policies and/or revisions in City or written department policies and procedures affecting Unit I employees. Notice shall remain posted for no less than twenty-one (21) working days. Review of policy and procedure revisions shall be included in employee group meetings when appropriate and practical to do so.
Departmental Policies a. The Department retains the right and discretion to disencumber awards where awardees have failed to make sufficient progress in meeting applicable milestones and deadlines subject to Administrative Notice 2022-02 dated March 30, 2022 (“Notice 2022-02”), and any future amendments. Such determination will be on a case-by-case basis and may use the enumerated criteria set forth in Notice 2022-02 when making such decisions. The disencumbrance policy is applicable to HCD state funded multifamily housing programs. For awards made prior to July 1, 2022, the 24-month period shall begin on July 1, 2022. For awards made on or after July 1, 2022, the 24- month period will begin as of the date of the initial program funding awarded to the project, unless changed by amendment to Notice 2022-02.
b. The Department will assess Negative Points, as applicable, to Recipient subject to Administrative Notice 2022-01, dated March 31, 2022 (“Notice 2022-01”), and any future amendments. The Negative Points policy is applicable to all HCD state and federal funding programs – loans and grants, administered by HCD’s Divisions of State and Federal Financial Assistance. Negative points will be calculated based on the criteria outlined in Notice 2022-01 and will be applicable to all Notices of Funding Availability issued on or after the original date of Notice 2022-01 for the previous 5- year period, except when noted or amended. Such determination will be on a case- by-case basis and may use the enumerated criteria set forth in Notice 2022-01 when making such decisions. In addition, the Department reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to revoke an entity’s eligible Sponsor/Applicant/Recipient status at any time based on documented serious issues with the operation, maintenance or implementation of project or program funds.