Sentences with phrase «used by municipalities»

This section discusses the issue of historic debts (thus, older than 24 months) and was used by municipalities to collect debt from new owners.

Rain barrels are becoming increasingly popular because the water is free, it's softer and chlorine - free and, perhaps best of all, it's a huge boost to the environment because it reduces the energy used by municipalities to treat and pump potable water and sewage.

Door2Door wants their system to be used by municipalities and governments.

A shame, as online video is increasingly used by municipalities, in educational curriculum,... everywhere.

The sale of longer term bonds which are not currently used by municipalities in China or the sale of other state owned assets can replace this source of funding.

Zayed believes the software, which was initially implemented in a pilot project for the City of Guelph, could soon be used by municipalities around the world.

Property tax is based on the value of your property and put to use by municipalities for repairing roads, building schools or providing similar services.

When they sought a permit to build a house, they discovered the prior use by the municipality.

Assessed Value - The value of a property, set and used by each municipality for the purposes of calculating property tax.

Not exact matches

The generalized information we provide regarding tax minimization planning is not intended to, and can not, be used by anyone to avoid paying federal, state, or local municipalities, taxes, or penalties.

Businesses (including home - based businesses) must also meet the zoning by - laws that control property use in their Municipalities to avoid trouble.

By using DuPont ™ Elvaloy ® RET asphalt modifier, states and municipalities can dramatically lengthen the time between roadway repaving.

The Ohio legislature responded by passing a statute known as the «Art Modell law,» named after the Browns / Ravens owner, forces an owner of a sports team that uses public resources to give six months notice of their intention to relocate and give local people and municipalities a chance to purchase the team.

I'm not sure if it was county - based or by municipality, but it lead to a lot of people having to remember which 2 o'clock the meeting in the next town over would be using.

If you are involved in a private youth sports program which plays on publicly - owned fields, diamonds, rinks, or courts, or are in local government, you have probably been hearing a lot lately about what is being dubbed the «power of the permit»: the authority municipalities and towns around the country are using to condition use of their athletic facilities by private programs on compliance with state concussion safety laws from which they would otherwise be exempt, or, in an increasing number of instances, to fill gaps in their state's law.

In addition, participants at the IOC conference learned about a community - based program the Institute first developed in 2005 called «The Power of The Permit,» which is being utilized by municipalities around the country in adopting concussion risk management programs for all athletes using public fields, rinks, courts, and diamonds, not just those covered by existing state concussion education, removal from and return to play mandates.

As a result, even if a private sports program that uses town fields, rinks, diamonds, or courts is required to comply with state mandates regarding concussion safety, I believe that there is a huge sports safety gap which, absent voluntary implementation by a private sports program of youth sports health and safety best practices, such as those we are pilot testing in Grand Prairie, Texas this fall as part of our SmartTeams ™ program, can and should be filled by a municipality by exercising its power of the permit.

New York state will file an amicus brief in support of overturning a North Carolina law that critics say violates the civil rights of LGBT people by prohibiting municipalities from issuing ordinances that allow transgender people to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with.

WHITE PLAINS — The Westchester County Board of Legislators Monday night authorized the county to reserve 50 percent of the county's almost $ 7.9 million federal funds for use by local municipalities for renewable energy and energy efficiency improvements.

Legislature Majority Leader Peter Harkham said the measure, when signed by the county executive, would allow eligible municipalities to submit spending proposals that would use Qualified Energy Conservation Bonds to implement Green Community Program projects for properties.

«We Mo Atu», the name by which the association is called, is a statement in Kasem, a dialect widely used in the Kassena - Nankana Municipality.

«We have lost a tremendous source of funding that used to go to municipalities with the state as a pass - through by not having sufficient money out of the federal government,» Hochul said.

Erie County also hosts an internet mapping application that was developed for use by Erie and Niagara Counties, area municipalities, regional organizations, and developers to review projects within the context of the Framework for Regional Growth Policy Areas.

Among the nine criteria used to evaluate projects are the location of the development in relation to the municipality's master plan, efforts to advance the creation of walkable neighborhoods, a «significant unmet need» in the community for senior housing, and whether the project will be at least 50 % occupied by seniors with an income at or below 60 % of the median income in Erie County.

He said he used a model resolution and added language specific to the city of Kingston to draft the legislation adopted by the Common Council, adding that while the resolution does not «have teeth» with which to be enforced, the legislation adds Kingston to the list of other municipalities opposed to the pipeline.

Amplifying those remarks, Baynes told the Times Herald - Record by email last week that his organization's members would prefer that $ 20 million was used «to give municipalities their first increase in municipal aid in eight years.»

«Innovation Trail» correspondent Jenna Flanagan looks at how the state and municipalities are using technology to combat the scourge of blight caused by «zombie properties.»

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.

The phrase used by State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, significant fiscal stress, is the highest designation in his review that describes 40 municipalities across the state as being fiscally stressed.

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.

Our products and services are used by Finnish and international authorities, public sector institutions, municipalities and towns, energy producers and industry as well as leading energy and environmental consultancies.

As Balko and others reported within the last year, the use of courts and cops by municipalities as revenue generators (in the form of arbitrarily handed out traffic ticket and rulings that often double those initial penalties) essentially impoverish already poor families.

Yet this formula is neither fully funded nor used by the state legislature to allocate education aid to municipalities.

Intrepid is flooding the Salt Flats in March instead of November, not leaving enough time for the brine to adequately permeate and bolster Bonneville's surface crust, and salt that should be returned to the flats after the extraction of minerals is now being bagged and sold by Intrepid to municipalities for road use.

Instead, it envisions municipalities buying this car for use by police and fire chiefs, detectives, and other government personnel who are unlikely to find themselves in pursuit situations.

At the outset, it should be understood that the term «municipal bonds» is typically used to describe all tax - exempt bonds, whether or not they are actually issued by a municipality (as opposed to a state, county or other political subdivision).

The generalized information we provide regarding tax minimization planning is not intended to, and can not, be used by anyone to avoid paying federal, state, or local municipalities, taxes, or penalties.

For example, a bond that is used for a particular municipal improvement that is not backed by the credit of a state or municipality, but rather that of a corporation (such as an airline backing an airport improvement bond), would be subject to AMT.

AAS believes it could be used to increase the value of their animal control contracts in municipalities that adopt this legislation by adding cat control to dog control.

(5) «Animal shelter» means a facility which is used to house or contain seized, stray, homeless, quarantined, abandoned or unwanted animals and which is under contract with, owned, operated, or maintained by a county, city, town, or other municipality, or by a duly incorporated humane society, animal welfare society, society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, or other nonprofit organization devoted to the welfare, protection, rehabilitation, or humane treatment of animals.

Initially, the legal instrument that constitutes the right of occupation is called a Permiso de Uso (right of use), essentially a lease (arriendo), which is registered with the Municipality by submitting the Solicitud de Concesion.

Using as its point of departure Tabanlıoğlu Architects» concept, The Fifth Element is curated by Prof. Hasan Bülent Kahraman and is conducted in collaboration with the Şişli Municipality.

For each case, we then use topographic, tidal, and census data to assess the contemporary populations living on implicated land nationwide, by state and by municipality.

Municipalities in Ghana, Jordan and Senegal are field testing the various methods and procedures proposed by WHO to reduce risk of use of wastewater in urban agriculture in situations where comprehensive wastewater treatment is too expensive and not feasible in the near term (as common in many cities in the South).

These could be used by tiny house people and by municipalities.

We are looking at whether or not various best management practices currently in use by governments will be effective in the long run for reducing the load of nitrogen, phosphorous, and sediment that is reaching the Chesapeake Bay from municipalities and agricultural areas and causing a decline in the health of the Bay.

(5) Where a municipality referred to in subsection (1) becomes part of the area of jurisdiction of an English - language public district school board, the municipal council shall pay over to the English - language public district school board the money that is held by the municipality and the money shall be used as set out in clause (4)(b).

58.7 The election of members of a district school board shall be conducted in the same manner as the election of members of the council of a municipality that has not passed a by - law authorizing the use of a ranked ballot election.

The recent proliferation of peer - to - peer rental sites (and pressure created by the interest groups wanting to either expand or ban this kind of activity) has left municipalities, governmental agencies and condominium corporations scrambling to properly regulate this hybrid mixed property use.

Not only has this ruling not deterred California municipalities from operating the «photographic enforcement» systems, but, as reported by the Los Angeles Times» LA Now blog (and FindLaw's Law & Daily Life), the city is keenly aware that more revenue can be generated from use of the cameras if they can just tweak the law to allow tickets to be issued for all of the other driver naughtiness captured on film.