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PROCEDURES FOR RESOLVING. AND TREATING CONTESTED CLAIMS
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PROCEDURES FOR RESOLVING. DISPUTES In the event of a dispute or difference of interpretation regarding the terms or conditions of this MOU, resolution shall first be pursued by the MOU liaisons, and if the liaisons are unable to resolve the dispute then by the executive officers of the Parties. If the executive officers are unable to resolve a dispute, the TRPA Executive Director may terminate the MOU or recommend that the matter be heard by the TRPA Governing Board. EMERGENCIES The TRPA Rules of Procedure allows the TRPA Executive Director to issue an emergency permit for a situation or circumstance which poses immediate danger to life, property or the environment and demands immediate action in order to comply with the Compact, Regional Plan, Code and/or Rules of Procedure. This MOU does not change the process for issuing an emergency permit. AMENDMENT This MOU may be amended from time to time by mutual agreement of the Parties in writing subject to Governing Board approval. Proposed amendments shall be presented to the liaisons (for approval by their respective agencies) as soon as possible to facilitate timely consideration of proposed amendments. ASSIGNMENT None of the authorities, duties or responsibilities set forth in this MOU shall be assigned, transferred or subcontracted to a party other than that named in Attachment A, without written consent by TRPA. EXISTING MOU This MOU replaces the April 23, 2012 MOU between ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ County and TRPA. ACTIVITIES REQUIRING TRPA APPROVAL Projects and matters that meet one of the following criteria and that are also identified in Section 2.2.2 of the Code as requiring approval by the Governing Board or Hearings Officer shall be reviewed by TRPA:
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PROCEDURES FOR RESOLVING. CONTINGENT, UNLIQUIDATED, AND DISPUTED CLAIMS
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PROCEDURES FOR RESOLVING. DISPUTED CLAIMS 17 Section 7.1. Deadline for filing Proofs of Claim 17
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