Sentences with phrase «county requirements»

That language allowed the department to bypass county requirements to solicit multiple proposals before giving out the personal services contracts.

The lawyer, who did not identify her client, raised legal objections to county requirements for hiring minorities and women and for subcontracting work to companies owned by minorities and women.

I therefore inquired whether it was necessary for me to fill out a second form for the county and was informed in writing by the Ethics director that the filing of the state form complied with county requirements.

If your pet is not readily identifiable by tag or microchip, your pet will be held five business days as required by County requirements.

It's not just a Carroll County requirement, as some people may believe.

The 8 - hour defensive driving course offered on our website was developed by I Drive Safely for this purpose and meets most county requirements.

Stillwell pointed out that in the past decade new regulations on gasoline have increased making such entities safer while in addition, the Buchanan proposal met all county requirements.

The unidentified contractor complained about what it called «improper and illegal» county requirements to direct at least 30 percent of the work to minority - and women - owned subcontractors, and to ensure that minorities and women comprise no less that 15 percent of the work crews.

Please make sure your pets are licensed (as applicable to city and county requirements) and microchipped to show proof of ownership.

I had performed temperament testing for many years at Hillsborough County Animal Services, as a county requirement for adopting out «bully breeds» and for dogs coming onto the adoption floor from the investigation kennels.

Divorcenet has compiled a that chart identifies your state's residency requirements and explains, in some instances, where there may be limitations or county requirements.

The Child Care Law Center helps family child care homes protect themselves from unfair city or county requirements.