Ohio Administrative Code Search

...e meaning as division (A)(4) of section 123.22 of the Revised Code. (B) "State funded" shall have the same meaning as division (A)(7) of section 123.22 of the Revised Code. (C) "State institution of higher education" shall have the same meaning as set forth in section 3345.011 of the Revised Code. (D) "Political subdivision" shall have the same meaning as set forth in division (A)(6) of section 123.22 of the Revis...

...ssible. (B) Each state agency shall: (1) Design and construct state funded facilities achieving the following minimum standards: (a) New construction shall be designed so that the fossil-fuel, greenhouse gas emitting, energy consumption of the facility is reduced, as compared to the regional average for that building type as defined in CBECS, by the percentage specified as follows: (i) Fifty per cent for designs...

...rdance with division (A) of section 123.20 of the Revised Code, the commission may contract with, retain the services of, or designate, and fix the compensation of, such agents, accountants, consultants, advisers, and other independent contractors as may be necessary or desirable to carry out the programs authorized under Chapter 3318. of the Revised Code. (B) In accordance with section 3318.10 o...

...sign manual, as specified in rule 3318:1-3-01 of the Administrative Code and published by the Ohio facilities construction commission at ofcc.ohio.gov, to determine basic project cost, shall be used to determine the budget for new facilities and additions to existing facilities. The formula takes into consideration the square footage and cost per square foot necessary for the grade levels to be ...

...truction as calculated under rule 3318-4-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) Commission staff shall evaluate requests for such waivers and make a recommendation to the commission. The commission approval of the master plan shall constitute approval of the waiver. (C) Without limitation, factors to be considered in evaluating such requests include: (1) Historical significance of the building;...

...truction as calculated under rule 3318:1-3-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) Commission staff shall evaluate requests for such waivers and make a recommendation to the commission. The commission approval of the master plan shall constitute approval of the waiver. (C) Without limitation, factors to be considered in evaluating such requests include: (1) Historical significance of the buildin...

...(A) Pursuant to section 3318.03 of the Revised Code, the Ohio facilities construction commission may, at the request of a school district board of education, approve a master plan, which includes renovation projects that exceed the cost of new construction for the student population assigned. The projected cost for such renovation projects shall be determined pursuant to rule 3318-4-01 of the Admi...

...(A) Pursuant to section 3318.03 of the Revised Code, the Ohio facilities construction commission may, at the request of a school district board of education, approve a master plan, which includes renovation projects that exceed the cost of new construction for the student population assigned. The projected cost for such renovation projects shall be determined pursuant to rule 3318:1-3-01 of the Ad...

...(A) Pursuant to section 3318.112 of the Revised Code, the Ohio facilities construction commission shall adopt rules prescribing standards for solar ready roofs on school buildings under its jurisdiction. "Solar ready" is defined as being capable of accommodating the eventual installation of roof top, solar photovoltaic energy equipment. (B) The standards apply to projects funded by the commis...

...(A) Definitions (1) "Proposer" means an architect, professional engineer, energy services company, or firm experienced in the design and implementation of energy conservation measures and provides energy management, design and construction services in exchange for compensation related to the energy and operational performance of an energy project. (2) "Technical report" means an analysis and recommendations pertain...

...e approved in accordance with rule 3332-1-11 of the Administrative Code. (S) "Gross annual tuition income" means the tuition income (minus tuition refunds) received by a registered school in approved programs as computed at the end of the school's accounting year. (T) "Major" means a program of study within a degree program that includes a minimum of twenty per cent of the program's total hours in the specific disc...

...e approved in accordance with rule 3332-1-11 of the Administrative Code. (S) "Gross annual tuition income" means the tuition income (minus tuition refunds) received by a registered school in approved programs as computed at the end of the school's accounting year. (T) "Major" means a program of study within a degree program that includes a minimum of twenty per cent of the program's total ho...

...e of registration from the board. (1) Application for a certificate of registration or program authorization shall be made to the board on forms furnished by the board. (2) Each application for issuance and/or renewal of a certificate of registration shall be subject to a non-refundable fee, which is established by the board and which is based on the actual or expected gross annual tuition i...

...edule that is outlined in rule 3332-1-22 of the Administrative Code. (C) Schools submitting late applications will be subject to late fees or other disciplinary action in accordance with section 3332.09 of the Revised Code.

...mic terms in accordance with rule 3332-1-10 of the Administrative Code. (C) "Distance education course" is an individual course offered via distance education that is part of either a distance education program or any other program approved by the board. Schools may offer individual courses from a board approved program via distance education. It is incumbent upon the school to demonstrate that any course offered ...

...emic terms in accordance with rule 3332-1-10 of the Administrative Code. (C) "Distance education course" is an individual course offered via distance education that is part of either a distance education program or any other program approved by the board. Schools may offer individual courses from a board approved program via distance education. It is incumbent upon the school to demonstrate that...

... student is fully informed as to: (1) The graduation requirements and expected outcomes of the program they desire to take; and, (2) The financial obligations they are entering into; and, (3) Their responsibilities and rights under any contracts or agreements that they are given to sign, and; (4) The placement and graduation rates for the program they are entering into. No applicant wi...

... student is fully informed as to: (1) The graduation requirements and expected outcomes of the program they desire to take; (2) The financial obligations they are entering into; (3) Their responsibilities and rights under any contracts or agreements that they are given to sign; (4) The placement and graduation rates for the program they are entering into. No applicant will be allow...

... student is fully informed as to: (1) The graduation requirements and expected outcomes of the program they desire to take; (2) The financial obligations they are entering into; (3) Their responsibilities and rights under any contracts or agreements that they are given to sign; (4) The placement and graduation rates for the program they are entering into. No applicant will be allow...

...(A) Tuition (1) Each school must establish a total tuition charge for each program of instruction and the tuition charge must be applied uniformly to all students. This requirement does not apply to group tuition rates to business firms, industry, or governmental agencies that are documented by written agreements between the school and the respective organization. All possible tuition or fee incr...

...(A) Tuition (1) Each school must establish a total tuition charge for each program of instruction and the tuition charge must be applied uniformly to all students. This requirement does not apply to group tuition rates to business firms, industry, or governmental agencies that are documented by written agreements between the school and the respective organization. All possible tuition or fee incr...

...ll within the preview of paragraphs (B)(1) and (B)(2) of this rule. (B) Charges for required purchase of books, fees and supplies can be non-refundable if the student has consumed or used the books, fees and/or supplies. Consumption of books, fees and supplies shall be defined as: (1) Items that were special ordered for a particular student and cannot be used by or sold to another student; or, (2) Items that wer...

...y be conducted through means such as: (1) Telemarketing; and, (2) Direct mail; and, (3) School fairs; and, (4) Print or electronic media. (B) All persons whose primary job duty includes the solicitation of students must possess an agent permit as required by rule 3332-1-17 of the Administrative Code. (C) All persons involved in solicitation and recruitment who are not licensed as agents must still conduct thei...

...lished in accordance with rule 3332-1-16 of the Administrative Code. The general requirements and procedures for program authorization are as follows: (1) A school shall make application for all programs the school intends to offer using applications provided by the board. (2) Fees for the initial issuance and renewal of program authorization will be determined by the board and set forth...

...lished in accordance with rule 3332-1-16 of the Administrative Code. The general requirements and procedures for program authorization are as follows: (1) A school shall make application for all programs the school intends to offer using applications provided by the board. (2) Fees for the initial issuance and renewal of program authorization will be determined by the board and set forth...