Regulatory Control Sample Clauses

Regulatory Control. The local government comprehensive plan adopted by the municipality pursuant to Chapter 163, Part II, Florida Statutes, shall be consistent with the adopted Miami-Dade County Comprehensive Development Master Plan (the CDMP) as it may be amended from time to time, pursuant to the Statement of Legislative Intent of the CDMP and specifically as applied to the sites listed below: DEPARTMENT/FACILITY LOCATION Miami-Dade County Water and Sewer Department ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Regional Pump Station 0423 The list of facilities may be revised by the Board from time-to-time. Any use or activity allowed by the CDMP may not be limited or impeded in any way by the local government comprehensive plan adopted by the proposed municipality of the northeast area. Additionally, the proposed municipality of the northeast area shall pass no ordinance or regulation that would limit or impede the operation of the aforementioned County facilities. Jurisdiction over the listed sites for purposes of comprehensive planning, zoning and building approvals (including but not limited to site plan approvals, issuance of building permits, building inspections, compliance with the Florida Building Code or other applicable building code, issuance of certificates of occupancy, zoning applications, special exceptions, variances, building and/or zoning moratoria, and all other types of functions typically performed by building and/or planning and zoning departments, currently being performed by the Miami- Dade County Department of Regulatory and Economic Resources), water and sewer installations, compliance with environmental regulations, and utility regulation shall be and is hereby vested in Miami- Dade County regardless of any city code, or ordinance provision to the contrary. The proposed municipality of the northeast area shall not institute, intervene or otherwise participate, in opposition to Miami-Dade County, in any judicial or formal administrative proceeding regarding land use or development of the listed sites, or Miami-Dade County's planning or regulatory requirements for any of these facilities of countywide significance. This section shall not apply to a particular site listed above if there has been an official determination by the Board of County Commissioners of Miami-Dade County that a site will no longer be used by Miami- Dade County, or a county contractor on behalf of Miami-Dade County The proposed municipality agrees to include language in its municipal charter agreeing tha...

Regulatory Control. Article 6 of the New-Zealand-Austria Agreement, — Article 7 of the New Zealand-Belgium Agreement, — Article 13 of the New Zealand-Denmark Agreement, — Article 11a of the New Zealand-Germany Agreement, — Article 6 of the New Zealand-Ireland Agreement, — Article 11 of the New Zealand-Italy Agreement, — Article 6 of the New Zealand-Luxembourg Agreement, — Article 12 of the Draft New Zealand-Netherlands Agreement, — Article 11 of the New Zealand-Spain Agreement, — Article 13 of the New Zealand-Sweden Agreement.

Regulatory Control. Article 6 of the Azerbaijan — Austria Agreement, — Article 7 of the Azerbaijan — Belgium Agreement, — Article 7 of the Azerbaijan — Czech Republic Agreement, — Article 14 of the Azerbaijan — Denmark Agreement, — Article 15 of the Azerbaijan — Estonia Agreement, — Article 11a of the Azerbaijan — Germany Agreement, — Article 6 of the Azerbaijan — Greece Agreement, — Article 8 of the Azerbaijan — France Agreement, — Article 13 of the Azerbaijan — Finland Agreement, — Article 10 of the Azerbaijan — Italy Agreement, — Article 6 of the Azerbaijan — Luxembourg Agreement, — Article 13 of the Azerbaijan — Netherlands Agreement, — Article 10 of the Azerbaijan — Slovak Republic Agreement, — Article 14 of the Azerbaijan — Sweden Agreement;

Regulatory Control. It is essential that every contract area is properly demarcated to avoid overlapping of concession areas or encroachment into protected forest areas.

Regulatory Control. Once an FMC is signed with a successful bidder, the FMC should be ratified by the Legislature and the act of the Legislature ratifying the FMC approved by the President. All other forest contracts and licenses are signed between the contract holder and the FDA. Description: The LVD verifies that (1) every FMC has been signed and ratified, and (2) all other forest licenses are signed by the relevant contract holder and the FDA Managing Director upon approval by the FDA Board. The LVD must verify that the above requirements were met by consulting with the FDA Commercial or Legal Departments. Verification means: 1. Document review 2. Consultation with FDA Commercial or Legal Department Once at start of contract period References: NFRL (5.3); Regulations 104-07 (62); COCS SOP (5)

Regulatory Control. The FDA Ten Core Regulations requires that all timber or timber products are harvested from a licensed forest area and in compliance with the said license.

Regulatory Control. The holder and/or company may only negotiate the Social Agreement with the CFDC who acts on behalf of the affected communities. The CFDC must be representative of all the communities affected by the contract holders logging activities. There may be more than one CFDC representing communities affected. Annual audits are conducted by the FDA to monitor, assess and ensure compliance with the conditions of a FMC, TSC and FUP having value in excess of US $ 10 000,00. Section 31 (b) (1) of Regulations 105-07 states that the contract holder "shall ensure that at all times, for the duration of the forest resources license, a social agreement for the benefit of all affected communities is in force with respect to the area to be logged". Section 31 (b) (2) further provides that the contract holder "may not fell trees unless a social agreement for the benefit of all affected communities is in force with respect to the area to be logged under a forest resource License".

Regulatory Control. It is a key requirement of Liberian law that all processing facilities have effective control systems in place and only source legally harvested logs that are in the COCS.

Regulatory Control. The FDA is mandated to decide on the use and allocation of forestry resources held in trust by the Government. In the decision of land use planning and validation of forestry resources, public participation fulfils a key role and there exists a duty on the FDA to engage with the relevant affected communities. With a view to ensuring adequate participation, requirements are placed on the FDA in terms of notifying, informing, conducting meetings, recording comments and considering the input of such communities. Such a participatory approach ensures that the views of relevant stakeholders are taken into consideration and that an informed decision is taken in terms of land use planning and the validation of forestry resources. Pursuant to an approved manual issued by the FDA following a participatory preparation process, the affected communities include those within 3,0 kilometers of the concession area.