Site Eligibility Sample Clauses

Site Eligibility. The State has expressed interest in having the Site listing deferred and in NDEP overseeing the response at the Site under state law. NDEP agrees to pursue response actions at the Site in a timely manner. EPA and NDEP agree that a deferral should address the Site sooner than, and at least as quickly as, EPA would expect to respond. The Site is included in the CERCLIS inventory and has been assessed and scored for listing on the NPL. The State will not request, nor utilize, Federal funding to implement any portion of the actions required by this Deferral Agreement.
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Site Eligibility. On [date], [Party] submitted to DTSC a complete Request for Agency Oversight Application (application) and All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) report that provides sufficient information for DTSC, pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 25395.92(c), to prepare this Agreement. [Party] submitted AAI documents to DTSC in order to determine that the Site is an eligible site under Health and Safety Code Section 25395.79.2 and to determine that [Party] meets the conditions that apply as of the Effective Date of this Agreement to qualify as a [Choose one: BFP pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 25395.69, CPO pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 25395.70, or ILO pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 25395.75]. Based on the information submitted in the application and the AAI report, DTSC has determined that the Site meets the definition of a site specified under Health and Safety Code Section 25395.79.2 because it is real property located in an urban infill area and its redevelopment is complicated by the presence of hazardous materials and is not excluded as a National Priorities List site or State superfund site and is not solely impacted by a petroleum release. On [date], [Party] submitted to DTSC a complete Request for Agency Oversight Application (application) that provides sufficient information for DTSC, pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 25395.92(c), to prepare this Agreement. [Party] submitted documents to DTSC in order to determine that the Site is an eligible Site under Health and Safety Code Section 25395.79.2 and to determine that [Party] meets the conditions that apply as of the Effective Date of this Agreement to qualify as a PP under Section 25395.91(2). Based on the information submitted in the application, DTSC has determined that the Site meets the definition of a site specified under Health and Safety Code Section 25395.79.2 because it is real property located in an urban infill area and its redevelopment is complicated by the presence of hazardous materials and is not excluded as a National Priorities List site or State superfund site and is not solely impacted by a petroleum release. If, at the time the [Party] acquires ownership of the Site, the [Party] meets the requirements of Health and Safety Code section 25395.69 as verified by DTSC, the [Party] will transition to the status of BFP capable of receiving the immunities of Health and Safety Code Section 25395.81. Notice of the ownership change shall be submitted to...
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Site Eligibility. The following types of sites may participate and may be located in schools or at non-school facilities (buildings or outdoor locations). See current Seamless Summer Option Question and Answer Policy Memo. a. Area Eligible: Area eligibility is based on the percentage of enrolled children approved for free or reduced-price meals as of the last day of operation of the most recent school year or other month designated by the State agency or other data as approved by Child & Adult Nutrition Services.
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Site Eligibility. Prior to spending funds for Phase II ESAs for community-wide grants, the Town will submit an EPA Region 4 Site Eligibility Determination Outline to the EPA Project Officer and receive EPA approval. In addition for petroleum sites, the Town will request a petroleum site eligibility determination from its designated state official. Either the state or the EPA must approve the site as eligible for funding. If sites are contaminated with both hazardous substances and petroleum, the Town will consult our EPA Project Officer for assistance and follow applicable guidelines for commingled sites.
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Site Eligibility. The intent of the Hazard Tree removal program is to remove dangerous trees destroyed by the Head Fire so that the property owner can rebuild on their property. Only parcels for which the property owner has submitted an ROE permit will be included in this RFP unless otherwise designated by the County. Public rights-of-way (ROWs) may also be included for the purposes of hazard tree removal if approved by the County.
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Site Eligibility. The intent of the structural debris removal program is to remove destroyed single- family homes, residential structures, and other eligible debris destroyed by the declared fires so that the property owner can rebuild on their property. The County, with input from the state, may deem other structures to be destroyed on a case-by-case basis. Mobile Home Parks are not automatically part of the Debris Removal Operations. They may be included in the program on an as-approved basis. If mobile home parks are deemed eligible by the County, then each mobile home park will be considered for compensation based on the County’s bid schedule for the SDRS Contractor. The debris program does not cover structures smaller than one hundred, twenty (120) square feet, fencing, trees other than those that post a danger to the structural debris removal crews, a single vehicle with no other debris fields or structures, or other debris less than ten (10) cubic yards unless approved in advance by the County. The debris program also does not cover cannabis greenhouses, or other structures related to cannabis growing, drying, or processing unless approved in advance by the County. The program also does not cover illegal dumps, landfills, other disposal areas unless approved in advance by the County. Only parcels for which the property owner has submitted an ROE permit will be included in this RFP unless otherwise designated by the County. Non-residential, commercial, industrial, and public properties (i.e., schools, local and state parks, camps, and other public structures) may be included in this operation, as determined by the County, on a case-by-case basis. If such facilities are determined to be included in this program, the County will compensate the SDRS Contractor based on the County’s bid schedule. For mixed-use or changed use of properties (e.g., former commercial properties converted to residential or other such circumstances), the County will make the final determination as to whether the property is to be reimbursed as a residential, public, or commercial property. Non-residential Parcels may also require waste profiling and characterization prior to debris removal. The A&M Contractor will be responsible for conducting any required waste profiling and characterization if requested by the County. In certain limited scenarios, the County may direct the SDRS Contractor to provide demolition services. For the purposes of this Operation, demolition is defined as the removal ...
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Related to Site Eligibility

  • CONTINUING ELIGIBILITY To continue health benefits, a permanent intermittent employee must be credited with a minimum of 480 paid hours in a control period or 960 paid hours in two consecutive control periods.

  • General Eligibility i. Except as provided in paragraph 2 (a)(ii) below, a teacher who received an evaluation rating of needs improvement or ineffective in the prior school year is not eligible for any salary increase and remains at their prior year salary. ii. A teacher who is in the first two full school years of instructing students who receives an evaluation rating of improvement necessary is eligible for salary increase.

  • Special Eligibility The following employees also receive an Employer Contribution:

  • Overtime Eligibility An Employee must work at least fifteen (15) minutes beyond their normal shift before being eligible for overtime compensation.

  • Program Eligibility The COUNTY shall provide eligibility determination for those persons applying for home repair under this Agreement by using the following factors: 1. The applicant is a resident of the CITY; and 2. The total income for all members of the applicant’s household does not exceed 80% of the median income of the Kansas City metropolitan area, as determined by the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; and 3. The applicant is the homeowner and must have occupied the property as a primary residence for at least six (6) months; 4. The property to be repaired is within the corporate limits of the CITY; and 5. When required, medical need will be substantiated and documented.