Sentences with phrase «public access fee»

Charging the public an access fee for logging onto the mls.ca website would help defer costs as well as create revenue, and may not have a negative impact on those looking for the information.

The electronic public access fee has not changed since 2005.

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The report includes proposals to do away with these roaming fees, as well as expanding access to free internet in public areas.

Before I had unrestricted access to MLS information, I had to go to Real Estate School, pass an examination, get a license, all for a fee, join a company, join the Toronto Real Estate Board for a fee, pay for Real Estate Council Of Ontario Insurance, and now, some Government Evangelist thought it was a good idea at the time, and wants to make private information available without restriction, unlimited, and free to the public?

Other important considerations around fairness must also be addressed, such as whether to provide charge - free access options or routes to ensure accessibility and inclusivity, whether to charge individuals a congestion fee for driving where alternative modes of transportation are not available (e.g. the lack of public transit in rural areas), whether the charge for commercial and private vehicles differs or not, and whether individuals living further away from urban areas and thus travelling further distances should face a higher charge than individuals living in urban areas.

DLI consortium members pay an annual subscription fee that allows their faculty and students unlimited access to numerous Statistics Canada public use microdata files, databases and geographic files.

«Public information belongs to the public, and it shouldn't cost thousands of dollars in legal fees to access it,» said Bruce Brown, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Public information belongs to the public, and it shouldn't cost thousands of dollars in legal fees to access it,» said Bruce Brown, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the public, and it shouldn't cost thousands of dollars in legal fees to access it,» said Bruce Brown, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.

«Uber supports the agreement between the governor and the legislature to target a per - trip fee on Manhattan riders where there is convenient access to public transit and to adopt a first - in - the - nation tax discount on shared trips,» Anfang said in a statement.

But the decision means the public has no access to clear information about how much May's various legal battles are costing the taxpayer, not just in terms of legal fees but also including compensation paid out after unsuccessful cases.

The focus of the public debate around the 2011 education white paper was on fees and access: if we are to use the market discourse then it was about the demand side of the brave new education market.

Lead education will be provided on city website, in user fee bills, during clean sweeps, translated in various languages, and on public access television and city building permit applications.

At noon, the Assembly will hold a joint public hearing to examine the adequacy of the fee schedule for medical provider reimbursement proposed by the Workers» Compensation Board to be used under both the workers» compensation system and the no - fault system and to determine its impact on access to quality treatment and return to work rates, Hearing Room B, LOB, Albany.

Different courts have reached different conclusions regarding what sort of restrictions, often in terms of ballot access, public debate inclusion, filing fees, and residency requirements, may be imposed.

But he and members of other good government groups are putting a priority on strengthening FOIL in other ways, including passing a law that would mandate the payment of attorneys» fees to a plaintiff when a court finds that an agency had no «reasonable basis» to deny access to a public record.

The funding will help 30 research - intensive universities develop open access policies and pay the author fees charged by publishers to make a paper more freely available to the public.

This section also includes information on parking fees and passes, valet parking, public transportation and taxis, and the Air Charity Network, a nonprofit organization that provides free air transportation for people in need seeking access to specialized health care facilities.

But since most of those who will benefit are private landowners on the shore, one N.J. lawmaker wants to prohibit the shore towns from charging access fees to their public beaches.

Some people say the beach restoration work, which will largely be paid for with federal tax dollars, will mostly help to protect expensive homes for the wealthy — people who have free access to the beach — while most communities would still be charging fees for public access.

The nearly 150,000 members who are still covered under the public education legislation have free access to Bookshare's titles, and once those students have graduated they are able to pay a very small membership fee to continue their access to the catalog.

I prefer to use this selection criteria — no annual fees, good rewards, online access, reasonable grace period, no transaction fees and is rated «high» in terms of public ratings.

Many successful traders provide their Forex trades in public access either for free or for a reasonable fee, becoming signal providers.

Then combined with a reduction in state funding for public schools and easier access to student loan debt; public schools went on a rampage of raising tuitions, fees, and expenses for students that attended.

FOI laws were created to allow individuals to access public data held by the Federal Government, and since the IRS is part of that Government, you can use Freedom of Information Requests to see how they calculated your back taxes owed, how they've determined what penalties, fees, fines, and interest should apply to your debt, and look for problems that would allow you to reduce or even wipe out the money that they're demanding.

• Opened additional areas of the South Shelter to public access • Lowered adoption fees, removed unnecessary obstacles for adoption and offer monthly specials • Offering no cost adoptions to veterans, (J Paws, joining pets and warriors) • Offering no cost adoptions to our seniors over 60 for senior animals (Silver Paws) • Community Cat Diversion Program • Fast tracking highly adoptable animals

Elite cards also tend to be stocked with richer side benefits than lower fee cards, such as preferred VIP concert seating, access to ticket sales before they go public, luxury gifts and assistance with private jet rentals.

The Royal Hawaiian resort offers cultural activities, gold standard signature concierge service, valet parking (fee); doctors - on - call, florist, currency exchange service, Japanese concierge, laundry and dry cleaning; dining service and world - class restaurants and bars, wireless internet access in rooms and all public areas, bilingual staff, 24 - hour room service, business center, and beach and pool services

Facilities, Master Antenna / Cable TV, Common Maint / Repair, Electric In Unit, Recycling, Internet Access, Three or More, Outdoor Pool, Restrictions, Home Owners Assn Fee, Short Term Rental Allowed, Long Term Rental Allowed, Cable TV Available, Lawn Maintenance, Recycling Available, Carpeting, Tile, Call Listing Office, Fire Sprinkler, Split Bedroom Plan, Smoke Detector, Oceanfront, Inside City Limits, Ocean Front, Ocean View, Tub, Shower, Vanity, Lvr / DR Combo, Central Heat, Central Air, Electric, Electric, Cable TV, Electricity, Sewer, Telephone, Underground Utilities, Water Public, Dishwasher, Range, Microwave, Pantry, Closing

Unlimited business internet access in your guest room and public spaces is available to all guests as part of our Resort Fee program.

24 hour Reception Services, housekeeping, ATM machine, free WiFi internet access, 24 hour internet corner, 5 flexible event rooms with A / V equipment, medical service and defibrillator available, international newspapers available, free covered private parking available, accessible hotel, shopping gallery, unisex hairdresser, dogs and cats up to 5 kg admitted on request for a fee - access to public areas of the hotel restricted.

Waikiki's Most Fabulous Beachfront Hotel - «The Pink Palace» The Royal Hawaiian resort offers cultural activities, gold standard signature concierge service, valet parking (fee); doctors - on - call, florist, currency exchange service, Japanese concierge, laundry and dry cleaning; dining service and world - class restaurants and bars, wireless internet access in rooms and all public...

For those who must work, the 24 - hour business center offers a full range of services and Wi - Fi Internet access is available in public areas and in room for a fee.

Hotel resort fee inclusions: - In - room wireless internet access and public area wireless high speed internet access - Local calls and 800 access calls - In room - coffee - Beach chairs, beach towels - Access to pool - Access to the fitness center The above list may not be compreheaccess and public area wireless high speed internet access - Local calls and 800 access calls - In room - coffee - Beach chairs, beach towels - Access to pool - Access to the fitness center The above list may not be compreheaccess - Local calls and 800 access calls - In room - coffee - Beach chairs, beach towels - Access to pool - Access to the fitness center The above list may not be compreheaccess calls - In room - coffee - Beach chairs, beach towels - Access to pool - Access to the fitness center The above list may not be compreheAccess to pool - Access to the fitness center The above list may not be compreheAccess to the fitness center The above list may not be comprehensive.

Secure on site parking is available (fees apply) as well as free WiFi access in all public areas.

The resort fee includes: Property - wide high speed internet access (public spaces and in - room), unlimited local and toll free calls, airline boarding pass printing and fitness center access for guests 18 +.

24 - hour reception, currency exchange through ATM machine, Concierge services, Internet access (fee applies), high - speed wireless internet access (free of charge in public areas), airport shuttle (available on request fee applies), shopping arcade, disabled access, medical assistance, laundry service, free onsite parking facilities, conference rooms and meeting rooms, ballroom, banquet facilities, business centre, limo / town car service, honeymoon added value with fruit basket and bottle of wine in the room, exclusive to Hotles4u guests are welcomed with a drink on arrival.

It's the only place on the island where you can access public Wi - Fi, for a fee.

Strictly for adult couples over the age of 21 Spa with sauna, steam room, and treatment menu Tours and excursions Store Scuba diving 24 hour room service with extra fee Romantic dinner by the sea with extra fee Exclusive wines and liquors for sale Internet access Copy and fax services Appropriate attire required in hotel restaurants Photos and videos are forbidden in the public areas of the hotel No sexual activities of any kind in the public areas of the hotel

The resort fee includes: Property - wide high speed internet access (public spaces and in - room), unlimited local and toll free calls, airline boarding pass printing, notary service, daily digital newspaper access and fitness center access for guests 18 +.

The fund is designed to help scientists like Professor Michael Mann cope with the legal fees that stack up in fighting attempts by climate - skeptic groups to gain access to private emails and other correspondence through lawsuits and Freedom of Information Act requests at their public universities.

Considered a top state for solar energy potential — and home to a robust rooftop solar sector — Arizona's current net metering policy debates started in 2013, when utility Arizona Public Service sparked controversy with a fee proposal for rooftop solar customers that regulators ultimately scaled back to a $ 5 grid access charge.

The only money contributed to the Science Bulletin effort went to paying the «public access» fees, so that people could read their study for free.

As part of recent Spanish measures to reduce public expenses and increase public income, the Spanish Ley 10/2012 substantially raises judicial fees (a «tasa judicial» is a fee charged when citizens access certain judicial services)[1], a move that has generated a great deal of protests by judges, lawyers and citizens alike.

The reality is that while some clients may be able to pay privately for the Art 8 parts of their case (which is of course a bonus to the firm on top of the fixed fee they would otherwise get from legal aid funding), many more can not afford to do so (if they have been assessed as eligible on means for public funding for the asylum part of the case it is hard to see how they are expected to have easy access to private funding for the Art 8 part of their case).

Now, roughly a decade later, Carl Malamud and others argue that PACER actually deters access by holding public documents hostage behind an 8 - cents - a-page fee wall.

Why would they, whose finances come completely from the fees paid by their members, want to finance programs and services intended to help the public access justice without the assistance of a lawyer?

Both Wiley and Kirtsaeng proposed that the Court provide guidance to district courts in order to direct their discretion in determining whether to award attorney's fees to a prevailing party «towar [d] the purposes of the Copyright Act,» which the Court articulates as «enriching the general public through access to creative works» and «enhancing the probability that both creators and users... will enjoy the substantive rights» provided by the Copyright Act.

Moreover, one could imagine different judges concluding (1) that court fees are never permissible or (2) that exemptions are not always necessary or (3) that this particular fees regime was reasonable because it allowed for exemptions for impoverished litigants; indeed, the regime aimed to strike a delicate balance between the interests of individual litigants and the public interest in effective, efficient access to justice (see Rothstein J.'s dissent, paras. 103 - 112).

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The folks at public.resource.org believe that PACER's registration requirement and fees create needless obstacles to public access.

The decision states that while court hearing fees are permissible in principle, those that present «undue hardship» to litigants, such that they are discouraged from accessing the court system, violate core jurisdictional principles within the Constitution: «The historic task of the superior courts is to resolve disputes between individuals and decide questions of private and public law.