Pursuant to Cal Sample Clauses

Pursuant to Cal. Harb. & Nav. Code § 6309.4, vessels’ without proof of valid insurance as required by this paragraph, may be assessed a fine of up to $150.00 for each month the vessel is without valid insurance. This fine is not an insurance policy and in no way insures the vessel, its owners, and assigns for any and all damages, if any.

Pursuant to Cal. Rev. & Tax. Code Section 99(e)(2), the City and County mutually agree to extend the time period specified in Cal. Rev. & Tax Code Section 99(e)(1)(A) to May 31, 2015.

Pursuant to Cal. Code of Civil Procedure Section 664.6(b)(2), the undersigned represent and warrant that they each have the authority from the Party to enter into this Settlement Agreement and to bind the Party on whose behalf they are signing.

Pursuant to Cal. Gov. Code §12785, up to 3.5 percent of the discretionary funds is allocated to restore funding to the prior year's funding level for CSBG eligible entities. In the event the appropriation of the federal CSBG funds are significantly reduced, the CSBG discretionary funding may not be sufficient to restore funding to the prior year's funding level.

Pursuant to Cal. Lab. Code § 204, other applicable laws and regulations, and public 13 policy, an employer must timely pay its employees for all hours worked.

Pursuant to Cal. Civ. Code § 1782, on November 29, 2016, Plaintiff 24 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, through counsel, delivered a CLRA demand letter to Defendant 25 that provided notice of Defendant’s violation of the CLRA and demanded Defendant 26 correct, repair, replace, or otherwise rectify the unlawful, unfair, false, and deceptive 27

Pursuant to Cal. Educ. Code § 76004(o), enrollment in a Course is limited solely to eligible OSA high school students when the Course is offered at a high school campus of OSA during the regular school day and the Course is offered pursuant to this Agreement.

Pursuant to Cal. Educ . Code § 47604.33 to submit periodic financial reports of revenues, expenditures, and reserves. In order to meet statutory timelines for financial reporting, SPA shall submit such reports to CCCOE for review, using the state software or Charter School Alternative Reporting form, as specified in Schedule A. Specified back-up information shall be consistently provided for each reporting period. Any significant changes in the budget or interim reports from one reporting period to the next must be explained in writing.

Pursuant to Cal. Educ. Code § 47607, any material revisions to the Petition require County Board approval. Changes to the Petition considered to be material revisions include, but are not limited to, the following: 23.1.1. Substantial changes to the educational program, mission, or vision of SPA, including the addition or deletion of a major program component that is identified in the Petition as a distinctive feature of SPA. 23.1.2. Adding a classroom-based or non-classroom based program and/or facility not expressly authorized by the County Board. 23.1.3. An increase in enrollment of 10% or more of the total projected enrollment as described in the Petition 23.1.4. Addition or deletion of grades or grade levels to be served, for the program as a whole or in a given year, not expressly authorized by the County Board. 23.1.5. Changes to location of facilities. Temporary locations rented for annual student testing purposes shall be exempt from this provision. 23.1.6. Changing the name of SPA. 23.1.7. Entering into a contract to be managed or operated by another public benefit corporation (or any other corporation or entity). 23.1.8. Substantial changes to admission requirements and/or enrollment preferences identified in the Petition, unless the change is required by law. 23.1.9. Substantial changes to governance structure affecting the authority of SPA over Charter School operations, such as the merger, dissolution of SPA or transfer of substantially all of the assets of Charter School, or contracts delegating substantially all of SPA’s management authority over Charter School.