The Pilottown Village Community is holding a meeting on February 3, 2024, to discuss potential changes to the Covenants. The meeting agenda includes topics like noise, clotheslines, signs, and more. A committee has been formed to review the Covenants and draft changes based on community feedback. A

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Current controversies surrounding residential lot sizes, lack of flexibility in existing laws, and rising nitrate levels have prompted the introduction of Bill 175-37 (COR) in Guam. The bill aims to address shortcomings in existing regulations by allowing the development of 1/6 acre lots with Type 4

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The NJCEP Proposed Fiscal Year 2025 Electric Vehicle Budget and Program Plans Stakeholder Meeting is scheduled for June 4, 2024. The agenda includes welcome and introduction, meeting logistics, process for comments, overview of budget, and public comments. Stakeholders are encouraged to participate,

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Comparison of the current and proposed Article II, prepared by Rev. Dr. Cynthia Landrum, focusing on the differences and similarities in wording. The proposed Article II excludes amendments adopted in the 2023 General Assembly. Additionally, it contrasts the sources of inspiration, values, and coven

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The document discusses proposed changes to the allocation of forward capacity costs effective June 1, 2020. It highlights the need for transparency in cost allocation, focusing on zonal demand curves and the Marginal-Reliability Impact. The current opaque method is critiqued for potential non-intuit

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This multi-year deal for the Probation Service outlines proposed changes to pay bands and pay points for the years 2022/23, 2023/24, and 2024/25. It includes numerical and alphabetical comparisons between current and proposed pay structures for different bands, along with a focus on specific pay ban

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Proposed amendments to Schedules 1, 2, and 3 of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act, 2001, specifically focusing on the contentious inclusion of credit providers as defined in the National Credit Act, 2005, as accountable institutions. The background, concerns raised by stakeholders, and a propose

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Essex County Council conducted a public consultation in 2019 regarding proposed changes to the Concessionary Bus Passes on their Park and Ride services. The consultation gathered 1,494 responses, primarily from pass holders aged between 65 and 74, with some respondents having disabilities. The key p

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Participants were updated on three changes implemented in BLTS, identified in a larger set of proposed changes across multiple platforms. Changes were notified on 12/10/2018. Resolved issues and updates were discussed regarding flagging of zero load data and bad quality data within first baseline ca

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The meeting minutes and agenda from the 5G AIS Telco gathering on Jan 29th are detailed, including discussions on proposed work plans, service patterns, principle reuse of TSCAI, QoS parameters, and more. Various participants and their contact details are listed, along with links to documents relate

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Background on the need for proposed ordinance changes following incidents in boarding homes and lodging facilities, stakeholder meetings, and details of the proposed regulatory framework and new requirements for boarding homes. Includes information on permits, definitions, and regulatory requirement

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Overview of the Dunn County Board of Supervisors Proposed 2023 Budget including details on County Levy Limit, Debt, General Fund Balance, Executive Committee's Directive, and Proposed Budget Summary. It discusses the Levy Limit increase and current debt status, General Fund Balance update, managemen

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A comprehensive revision of the Financial Regulations and Rules (FRR) of WIPO has been proposed due to the evolution of business models, processes, and systems since 2008. Changes strengthening internal management and governance processes, benchmarking analysis, proposed FRR structure changes, and a

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The 2024-25 Executive Budget proposes significant changes to School Aid, including adjustments to Foundation Aid calculations. The budget aims to increase total School Aid by $824 million, with reductions in Foundation Aid for some districts. These changes are justified by concerns about sustainabil

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Meeting held on March 3, 2023, to discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 True-Up Budget, Revised Budget, and Program Changes for New Jersey's Clean Energy Program. The meeting covered agenda items, meeting logistics, documents for review, background information, staff recommendations, true-up calcula

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Meeting details for the Water Pollution Control Advisory Council's Zoom Meeting on May 19, 2023, address comprehensive rule changes, statutory authority, subdivision sanitation rules, DEQ circulars, and proposed pathways for phase updates. The meeting covers rule updates, standards, and committees w

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The Transportation Services Advisory Committee proposed changes for Fall 2017 regarding parking lot assignments for faculty, staff, and students. The adjustments include restricting access to certain lots for specific groups and reallocating parking spaces to ensure better utilization. The initiativ

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Addressing the impact of short-term rentals (STRs) on residential communities and mitigating their effects on local employees' housing, the proposed changes to the East Placer County STR Ordinance aim to regulate the operation of various rental establishments. They include specific permit caps, lice

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The document outlines proposed changes to PEIA benefits for the plan year 2019, focusing on adjustments for Medicare retirees and other members. It discusses proposed modifications such as rate increases, removal of pharmacy deductibles, and changes to pharmacy cost structures. Additionally, it pres

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A proposal for new reporting requirements related to offered capacity in implicit auctions, focusing on identifying interconnector trading opportunities in specific trading periods. The report aims to provide crucial data such as minimum IUN allocation, import/export offered capacity, ATC values, an

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Presentation highlights the proposed amendments to Subdistricts 1, 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 1F, 1G, 1H, and 1I of Planned Development District No. 621 in Old Trinity and Design District. The process involves a community meeting on February 11, 2020, to discuss zoning, specific use permits, and parking regula

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Detailed overview of proposed changes and requirements discussed in a technical integration meeting for the DUNE project. The meeting covered outlined changes to owned requirements, proposed alterations to TDR requirements, and consortia requirements. Specific details include changes to EB requireme

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The Adult Social Care Charging Policy in Brent outlines how the council charges for care services, ensuring fairness and affordability. While proposed changes aim to ensure sustainability, key principles include financial assessments, affordability checks, and support for maximizing income. The gove

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The modifications proposed aim to address security registration issues with accounts, especially for Non-UK and Ireland participants. The changes include requirements for Participants to enter into separate Deeds of Charge and provide further assurances. Sections 2, 6, and Agreed Procedures within t

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Proposed changes for DMHA data in SFY 2017 were presented by Wendy Harrold, Deputy Director of Provider Quality and Performance. The presentation covered reasons for needing data, such as grant reporting and performance measures. Changes included validation checks for consumer records, episode start

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This document outlines proposed statutory changes and recently enacted regulatory changes in the Alabama Credit Union Administration. The proposals include allowing one guest per director on credit union business, adjusting notification timeframes for member meetings, enabling elected officials to s

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Proposed changes for the Pearland Little League Board of Directors include reorganizing positions, combining roles, and adding new roles for the 2023-24 term. Directors are expected to attend meetings, keep up with correspondence, participate in league events, and fulfill position-specific duties. T

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PEIA Open Enrollment for the Plan Year 2023 is scheduled from April 2 to May 15. Changes made during this period will be effective from July 1. Benefit Coordinators must approve any changes by May 20. Members can make changes by visiting the PEIA website, calling the helpline, or filling out forms o

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The proposed changes to Chapter 1 and Chapter 8 of the Houston Police Department Auto Dealers Detail focus on modifying definitions, establishing new regulations for wrecker driver trainees, and updating equipment requirements for auto wreckers responding to police scenes. Major changes include remo

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Proposed changes to the school week involve introducing an Asymmetric Week structure, with 4.5 days per week. This adjustment aims to modernize and enhance the educational provision in schools, with potential benefits for student health, well-being, and curriculum flexibility. The proposal is based

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Anchorage is undergoing updates to its alcohol code, particularly focusing on tax administration changes. The municipality is aiming to implement these changes by December 2023, with a targeted local policy adjustment in 2024. The proposed exemptions aim to reduce administrative burdens on permit ho

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This presentation outlines proposed changes to the major program template in the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS). The changes are highlighted in red for current requirements and in blue for the proposed modifications. Rationale for the changes is explained, and adjustments for

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The proposed bill CB-48-2020 seeks to amend Section 812 of the Prince George's County Charter by changing the deadline to set the homestead credit percentage, ensuring it is no less than 100% and does not exceed 110% for any taxable year. The County Council provides ballot language for voter approva

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INCOSE Texas Gulf Coast Chapter (TGCC) held its May 2022 monthly meeting on May 19, 2022, discussing new members, proposed changes in the TGCC By-Laws, an introduction to the INCOSE International Symposium (IS) 2022, and more. The meeting also featured the introduction by Rusty Eckman, ESEP. Check o

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Learn about the proposed visa rule changes by the Department of Homeland Security affecting F and J nonimmigrants. The review covers date-specific admission, extension of stay mechanics, academic-related restrictions, and transition provisions. Understand the implications on admission periods, grace

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Consultation details for the proposed rulemaking process regarding Class III Tribal-State Gaming Compacts, including schedule, submission deadlines, and key changes outlined in the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.

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The Board of Outfitter is proposing rule changes to reduce administrative burden on licensees, eliminate double adjudication issues, redefine the board's makeup, and streamline reporting requirements. Key changes include reducing board size, addressing statutory inconsistencies, and removing the req

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The 2017 Proposed Rule Amendments include revisions to definitions such as Deferred Adjudication, Non-Adjudicated Juveniles, and Runaways. The amendments aim to clarify terms within the Interstate Compact for Juveniles. Presenter Alicia Ehlers from Idaho explains the proposed changes in detail.

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The Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE) has been tasked with revising the Comparative Gender & Multicultural Studies General University Requirements (GURs). Key proposed changes include increasing credit requirements, reorganizing courses, introducing diversity-equity-justice designations, an

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The proposed changes aim to create a clear and fair career progression pathway for Engineers within the FND organization, focusing on skills development, customer service enhancement, and ensuring equitable opportunities for advancement. The impact assessment shows potential uplifting of engineers t

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