owner is responsible for the following: electricity (which is a contract between the owner and Palmetto Electric Cooperative); telephone (which may be provided by Hargray Communications, although the resort does provide wireless internet access at each site); liability insurance the resort’s general liability policy will provide coverage for the resort and its members as a commercial operation. Members are limited to the commercial, third-party exposure only.

Dogs must be cared for in a responsible manner, which does not interfere with the quality of life of residents in the surrounding neighborhood. All dogs must be licensed. A kennel license is required for more than six (6) adult dogs per property. By law, when not confined to their own fenced yards, all dogs must be leashed at all times. Yards must be kept in sanitary condition, free of animal waste. Dog owners are responsible for preventing their dog from nuisance barking.

For the purposes of Section 20-191 of the Zoning Ordinance, lots and property shall be considered in the same ownership when owned by: the same individual or corporation; an individual and another in joint tenancy, or as tenants in common, and either of such joint or common tenants owns other abutting lots individually or as joint tenant or tenant in common with another; an individual and other abutting lots are owned by his spouse, parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, or the spouse o.

ProCare Systems’ primary responsibility is to provide excellent customer relations through the systems and services we provide to all physicians and their staff.

Votes to authorize creation of a Special Assessment District and pays assessment with property bill or in a lump sum. Hires a contractor to upgrade and or modify electrical service entrance to accept underground service on their properties. This is reimbursable by PG&E up to $1,500 per property if authorized by Council. Hires a contractor to install the service lateral on their properties. This is reimbursable by PG&E up to 100 feet per property if authorized by Council.

Ownership of a site in the Resort automatically confers membership in the Association. There are no outside members. The annual meeting of the Owner’s Association is held in April of each year.

The Health and Safety Display Screen Equipment Regulations (1992) came in to force in January 1993.The regulations cover welfare standards for staff who regularly use computers at work.

Under the Animal Pedigree Act, it is the seller’s legal responsibility to supply the buyer with the transferred certificate within six months of the date of sale. If a horse is sold as a purebred/partbred, registered or registerable horse, the buyer is legally entitled to the certificate at no extra cost. Failure to supply the transferred certificate within six months is a federal offence and can result in legal action being taken against the seller by the buyer.

It is the offender’s responsibility to complete the case plan, by attending groups, classes or completing the assignments that are given by the case managers. There are consequences for refusing to work on the case plan.

Streets and sidewalks are for everyone's use. They add value to private property by providing access to the property and a way to get to other places in the city. When property is developed, property owners dedicate part of the land as "public right-of-way" for streets, sidewalks, utilities and similar public uses.

The property owner is responsible for the upper lateral of the side sewer from the house or building to the property line. A cleanout is usually installed at the property line, which indicates the connection point between the upper and lower lateral. In areas where NSD had slip-lined laterals, NSD will maintain the upper lateral as well. A cleanout will normally be located near the foundation of the building.

Yes. When you get the ownership certificate, you can go to the Real Estate Trade Centre and add the co-owner by ownership transfer or by granting him/her the ownership as a gift.

You would need to use the email button to contact us and provide proof of ownership before we can reassign the site to you.

The minority owner shall possess the power to direct or cause the direction of the management and policies of the business and to make the day-to-day decisions as well as major decisions on matters of management, policy and operations. It is the actual management of the business of those persons who have the ultimate power to hire and fire the managers. The minority owner should also carry a high rank in title as in CEO, President, etc.

You should not give a statement to the owner’s insurance company unless first consulting with and being represented by a Florida personal injury attorney experienced in handling premises liability cases. Furthermore, do not sign any paperwork submitted to you by the owner’s insurance company. In no event should you provide any type of Medical Release or Authorization allowing the insurer to obtain your medical records.

The owner’s manuals for all of our products can be downloaded in PDF format right from the corresponding product page of our website at no cost.

When a researcher obtains a Certificate of Confidentiality, the subjects must be told about protections afforded by the Certificate and any exceptions to those protections - i.e., the circumstances in which the investigators plan to disclose, voluntarily, identifying information about research participants (e.g., child abuse, harm to self or others, etc.).

EMTALA places the responsibility on the transferring hospital to ensure that the statute's requirements are met. The statute requires that the patient be accompanied by "qualified personnel and transportation equipment" [Section 1395dd(c)(2)(D)] In some cases, this may be construed to mean that it must send its own personnel with the patient.

If the above guidelines do not address your particular situation or a more detailed explanation is desired, please contact Facilities Services at 273-4400.