Sentences with phrase «supplied by a municipality»

This much is apparently reference to the budget's promise to clarify «that commercial paid parking is subject to GST / HST when supplied by a municipality, hospital, university, public college, school or any entity established by one of these bodies.»

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The Empire Center, an independent think tank based in Albany, compiles «What They Make» each year based on payroll data supplied to the state by municipalities.

With the Legislature's approval on Thursday, the County authorized the purchase of supplies relevant to the permits possessed by municipalities, which allows application without delay.

However, it was later discovered that due to explicit New York State Department of Environmental Conservation («NYSDEC») regulations, this funding could only be used by a local municipality to gain the proper certifications and permits to apply rodenticide, not actually administer a program or purchase supplies.

New York State and Erie County Laws require the use of rodent proof garbage cans with tightfitting covers, or garbage totes provided by your municipality, to eliminate the rat's food supply.

We have every reason to believe that those water supplies are safe since they are managed and tested by their respective municipalities.

The municipality of Governador Valadares has prioritised the marketing of urban agricultural products in different ways: (a) by providing incentives for the formation of cooperatives for the production and commercialization of products, (b) by the creation of sales and distribution centres as well as farmers markets in the city and c) by buying agricultural products from the urban farmer groups to supply to schools, community kitchens, hospitals and other service organizations.

Various Municipalities are promoting the development of small scale enterprises: suppliers of (often ecological) farm inputs (compost, earthworms, open pollinated seeds and plant materials, bio-pesticides) and processing enterprises (food preservation, packaging, street vending, transport) by provision of start - up licenses and subsidies or tax reductions to micro - and small entrepreneurs, provision of technical and management assistance to micro - and small enterprises or provision of subsidies and technical assistance for local infrastructure and equipment for small scale food preservation and storage facilities.

Developed in partnership with municipalities, NGOs, and the private sector, the PMV helps entire municipalities develop green supply chains by offering tax incentives and also withholding subsidies — which are, to many, the elephant in the deforestation room.

Given the skyrocketing price, the tenuous supply, and the irregular and chaotic administration by municipalities, utilities have become a major risk for property owners.

Higher development fees in many municipalities are also adding to costs, as are fuel surcharges increasingly being levied by gravel, lumber and concrete suppliers in the face of soaring diesel prices.»