Ohio Administrative Code Search
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Rule 173-39-02.11 | ODA provider certification: personal care.
...pensation and unemployment compensation insurance. ODA provides the support of a financial management service (FMS) to the individual to act as the agent of the common-law employer with the participant-directed personal care provider that he or she employs. (5) Provider qualifications: (a) Initial qualifications: A provider shall only begin to provide personal care if the individual complies wit... |
Rule 742-7-02 | Use of member's records.
... the permitted exceptions of the Health Insurance Portability And Accountability Act of 1996 and OP&F HIPAA policies and procedures. (C) Medical reports and recommendations are considered to be the property of Ohio police and fire pension fund. The medical reports and recommendations for a member may be released to the member, unless an OP&F physician or psychiatrist determines for OP&F that the ... |
Rule 742-7-11 | Health reimbursement arrangement and stipend program.
... States government that provides health insurance coverage to individuals who are age sixty-five and older or under the age of sixty-five and permanently physically disabled or have a congenital physical disability or who meet other special criteria set forth by the federal government. (10) "Qualifying life event" or "QLE" shall have the same meaning as defined in the federal Patient Protection a... |
Rule 901-2-06 | Determination of selected application properties.
...search performed by an authorized title insurance agency for the entire application property; (b) A title insurance commitment naming the department as an insured party; (c) A property survey, if required in the sole discretion of the director; and (d) Interests that limit the title of a property, such as mortgages, leases, liens, restrictions, or legal or equitable interests, must be cleared or subordinated, unle... |
Rule 901:1-6-07 | Recordkeeping and identification.
...nistrative Code; and, (6) The proof of insurance or surety bond required for high volume breeder licensees in division (E) of section 956.03 of the Revised Code. If the insurance policy or surety bond is, for any reason, cancelled, not renewed, or there is a material change, the licensee is to inform the Ohio department of agriculture within ten days. (G) Records required by paragraphs (B) and (F) of this rule sha... |
Rule 901:1-6-08 | Licensing.
...he Revised Code; and, (4) The proof of insurance or a surety bond, which shall be executed by a surety company authorized to do business in this state, as required by division (E) of section 956.03 of the Revised Code. The insurance shall be payable to the state or the surety bond shall be subject to redemption by the state, as applicable, upon a suspension or revocation of a high volume breeder license for the pur... |
Rule 901:1-6-08 | Licensing.
...the Revised Code; and (d) The proof of insurance or a surety bond, which shall be executed by a surety company authorized to do business in this state, as required by division (E) of section 956.03 of the Revised Code. The insurance shall be payable to the state or the surety bond shall be subject to redemption by the state, as applicable, upon a suspension or revocation of a high volume breeder lic... |
Rule 901:3-4-04 | Cost analysis and license fee calculation.
...s, rent, supplies, equipment, liability insurance, and training; (b) Use of an indirect cost rate of thirty per cent of the wages or salaries and fringe benefits of inspecting sanitarians attributable to the component; or (c) Application of a negotiated indirect cost rate and calculation method approved by an agency of the federal government for the licensor to the component; (8) The sampling and laboratory costs ... |
Rule 901:5-2-01 | Definitions.
...ized inspection agency" means: (1) An insurance company licensed in the state of Ohio to write property and liability insurance for owners of permanent storage vessels erected on site; (2) An independent organization that contracts for inspection services on permanent storage vessels erected on site; and (3) Any governmental entity having regulatory authority over permanent storage vessels erected on site. (4)... |
Rule 901:5-11-07 | Financial responsibility.
...in force a commercial general liability insurance policy and, either a separate professional liability insurance policy or an endorsement covering the properties under the care, custody, and control of the pesticide application business as it relates to the application of pesticides, including but not limited to the damage to the actual properties the pesticide business is treating or working on i... |
Rule 901:9-1-01 | Amusement ride or device permit.
...b) The department has received proof of insurance as outlined in paragraph (E) of this rule. (c) The department has received the applicant's yearly itinerary in accordance with paragraph (F) of this rule, if applicable. (d) The rides for which the owner is permitting have been inspected in accordance with paragraph (G) of this rule. (e) The applicant does not have unpaid civil penalties, fees, ... |
Rule 901:9-1-01 | Amusement ride or device permit.
...b) The department has received proof of insurance as outlined in paragraph (E) of this rule. (c) The department has received the applicant's yearly itinerary in accordance with paragraph (F) of this rule, if applicable. (d) The rides for which the owner is permitting have been inspected in accordance with paragraph (G) of this rule. (e) The applicant does not have unpaid civil penalties, fees, ... |
Rule 901:9-1-14 | Water quality for aquatic devices using chemically treated water.
...tained for such a period as dictated by insurance carriers, local legal statutes, and company counselor's advice, or for a minimum of two calendar years. (D) Procedures for fecal release (full body water contact only): (1) If a fecal release occurs in an aquatic device, the following minimum shall be done: (a) Ensure patrons exit the aquatic device and then close the aquatic device. (b) Remove... |
Rule 901:9-1-15 | Water quality for aquatic devices using non chemically treated water.
...tained for such a period as dictated by insurance carriers, local legal statutes, and company counselor's advice, or for a minimum of two calendar years. (D) Procedure for fecal release (full body water contact only): (1) Before the issuance of an amusement ride license, the licensee shall submit a procedure for handling a fecal release in the aquatic devices' water to the amusement ride safety ... |
Rule 901:9-1-15 | Water quality for aquatic devices using non chemically treated water.
...tained for such a period as dictated by insurance carriers, local legal statutes, and company counselor's advice, or for a minimum of two calendar years. (D) Procedure for fecal release (full body water contact only): (1) Before the issuance of an amusement ride license, the licensee shall submit a procedure for handling a fecal release in the aquatic devices' water to the amusement ride safety division for approva... |
Rule 901:9-1-23 | Permit application.
...zones and jump space; and (3) Proof of insurance coverage meeting the requirements set out in section 993.06 of the Revised Code. (B) The department may also require a registered engineer's report confirming that the design and construction of the equipment to be used meets engineering standards acceptable to the department and confirming that all applicable local codes have been complied wi... |
Rule 901:10-2-02 | Permit to install: siting criteria.
... prepared under the "National Flood Insurance Act of 1968," 82 Stat. 572, 42 U.S.C.A. 4001, as amended, without design of additional monitoring or engineered controls or both that are installed and implemented as approved by the director and in accordance with the following. (a) The manure storage pond or manure treatment lagoon embankments and any wall of a fabricated structure shall be designed... |
Rule 1301:1-2-02 | Trust company capital.
...erms, and extent of the trust company's insurance coverage, including deductibles, limitations, and exclusions; (10) If the trust company is a corporation organized under the laws of another state or country and authorized to accept and execute trusts in that state or country, the assessment of the trust regulatory authority of that state or country, if any, of the adequacy of the trust company's capital; (11) Any ... |
Rule 1301:1-3-01 | Lending limits.
...uipment, household items, tuition fees, insurance premium fees, and similar consumer items. Consumer paper also includes paper covering the lease, where the state bank is not the owner or lessor, or purchase of equipment for use in manufacturing, farming, construction, or excavation. (6) (a) "Contractual commitment to advance funds" includes a state bank's obligation to do any of the following: (... |
Rule 1301:1-4-06 | Change in bank control.
...or application with the federal deposit insurance corporation the federal reserve system in regard to the proposed transaction, pursuant to the Change of Bank Control Act (12 U.S.C. 1817(j)) or section 3 of the Bank Holding Company Act (12 U.S.C. 1842), shall file with the superintendent an originally executed copy of the notice or application. (2) A person who is not required to file a notic... |
Rule 1301:1-4-16 | Definition of institution-affiliated party under section 1105.11 of the Revised Code.
... as in Section 3 of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act, 64 Stat. 873 (1950), 12 U.S.C. 1813, as in effect on July 21, 2010. |
Rule 1301:6-3-03 | Exempt transactions.
...hich are insured by the federal deposit insurance corporation and which is not an affiliate, subsidiary, or parent of the issuer, which instrument provides for the establishment of an escrow account with the bank, establishes procedures for the prompt deposit into the escrow account of funds received from purchasers, specifies that no funds will be disbursed from the escrow account until a minimum stated amount of th... |
Rule 1301:6-3-03 | Exempt transactions.
... are insured by the federal deposit insurance corporation and which is not an affiliate, subsidiary, or parent of the issuer, which instrument provides for the establishment of an escrow account with the bank, establishes procedures for the prompt deposit into the escrow account of funds received from purchasers, specifies that no funds will be disbursed from the escrow account until a minimum... |
Rule 1301:6-3-14.2 | Dealers not required under federal law or the law of this state to be registered as a broker or dealer with the securities and exchange commission.
...ration, aged securities differences and insurance claims receivable; and (xv) Other information or records specifically prescribed by the division. (h) Dealers having physical possession or control of fully paid and excess margin securities shall prepare and maintain a current and detailed description of the procedures used to comply with the possession or control requirements set forth in this rule. (i) Internal ... |
Rule 1301:6-3-15 | Application for securities dealer license; responsibilities of licensed securities dealer.
... Are not insured by the federal deposit insurance corporation; (ii) Are not deposits or other obligations of the bank and are not guaranteed by the bank; and (iii) Are subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal invested. (b) Make reasonable efforts to obtain from each customer during the account opening process a written acknowledgment of the disclosures required by paragraph (H)(3)(c)(i... |