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... or type A family day-care home and the provider of each licensed type B family day-care home, who receive information from the sheriff concerning a person subject to community notification, may disseminate said information to employees whose duties involve the care, custody or control of children. Employees who receive said information shall be instructed to promptly notify the administrator or provider if the perso...

...y, and the name of the administrator or provider of the center or home, and the fax number of said individual, if one is available; (2) The name, address and telephone number of each public children services agency and the name of the executive director at each agency, and the fax number of said individual, if one is available. (D) The department of education, the board of regents, and the department of job and fam...

... or type A family day-care home and the provider of each certified type B family day-care home, who receive information from the sheriff concerning a person subject to community notification, may disseminate said information to employees whose duties involve the care, custody or control of children. Employees who receive said information shall be instructed to promptly notify the administrator or provider if the pers...

...y, and the name of the administrator or provider of the center or home, and the fax number of said individual, if one is available; (2) The name, address and telephone number of each public children services agency and the name of the executive director at each agency, and the fax number of said individual, if one is available. (D) The department of education, the board of regents, and the department of job and fam...

... "Authorized education and testing provider" and "authorized provider" mean those entities approved by the secretary of state to offer education and testing to notary commission applicants and attorneys pursuant to section 147.021 of the Revised Code and section 147.63 of the Revised Code for online notary authorization. (C) "Credential analysis" means the same as provided in division (B) of...

...An authorized education and testing provider, as described in sections 147.021 and 147.63 of the Revised Code, must be approved by the secretary of state. A potential authorized education and testing provider must submit a request to be approved as an authorized provider to the secretary of state and must respond to the secretary of state's request for information. (B) The secretary of state shal...

... test administered by an authorized provider. (2) The applicant shall submit to the authorized provider a fee of one hundred thirty dollars for the required education and testing as described in paragraph (A)(1) of this rule. (3) An applicant who fails the test required by section 147.021 of the Revised Code, may apply to retake the exam not sooner than thirty days following the date of his ...

...division, service intermediary, service provider, investor, or any combination thereof, who files an application for evaluation prior to entering in to a pay for success contract with the treasurer of state. "Cost of the contract" means any costs associated with a pay for success contract or administering a pay for success contract, as determined by the treasurer of state, including but not limited to, a...

...tor to evaluate whether the service provider has met the performance targets specified in the pay for success contract, pursuant to division (B) of section 113.61 of the Revised Code. For any pay for success contract where the treasurer of state is the requesting agency, the department of administrative services shall select the independent evaluator to evaluate whether the service provider has m...

...io C.S.B.G. program. (C) "C.S.B.G. provider" means a community action agency or migrant and seasonal farmworker organization funded by the office of community services to carry out the C.S.B.G. program in a single- or multi-county area. (D) "Community action agency" means a community-based and operated private nonprofit agency or organization that includes or is designed to include a suffici...

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...or electric partnership program service providers. (T) "Electric services company" means, as defined in division (A)(9) of section 4928.01 of the Revised Code, an electric light company that is engaged on a for-profit or nonprofit basis in the business of supplying or arranging for the supply of only a competitive retail electric service in Ohio. "Electric services company" includes a power marketer, power broker, ...

...or electric partnership program service providers. (T) "Electric services company" means, as defined in division (A)(9) of section 4928.01 of the Revised Code, an electric light company that is engaged on a for-profit or nonprofit basis in the business of supplying or arranging for the supply of only a competitive retail electric service in Ohio. "Electric services company" includes a power mark...

...services. Department-authorized service providers that perform energy efficiency and weatherization services will solicit consent from rental property owners as further described in paragraph (C) of rule 122:5-3-08 of the Administrative Code. A PIPP plus customer shall not be required to accept energy efficiency and weatherization services that require payment by the customer. The obligation of a ...

...ord. The director may authorize service providers to solicit and obtain landlord approval and funding contributions to be applied against the cost of the energy efficiency and weatherization measures provided. A funding contribution will not be required from an individual owner of a rental property who is himself or herself eligible to participate in the PIPP plus program. The amount of any funding contribution recei...

...e: (A) "Applicant" is a broadband provider that submits an application to development during an application period. Only broadband providers are eligible to apply for the program. (B) "Directly Adjacent" means operating in a contiguous census block to all or a part of the residential addresses contained in the application. (C) "Application period" has the meaning given to it in paragraph (...

... of an application period a challenging provider, as defined by division (A) of section 122.4030 of the Revised Code, may challenge a complete application in accordance with section 122.4030 to 122.4036 of the Revised Code and rule 122:30-1-04 of the Administrative Code. (F) Scoring by authority. (1) Development will provide complete applications to the authority for scoring at the earlier of (...

...A challenging provider may submit a challenge only after a complete application is posted on the program website by development but no later than sixty-five days after the close of an application period, or for an extended period as may be granted by the director. The director may only grant a challenging provider an extended period to submit a challenge to an application for good cause and no extended peri...

...nd an award of funds to a broadband provider for failure to execute a program grant agreement within ninety days of the determination of the authority to approve the provider's complete application. (B) The grant agreement will incorporate the eligible project as set forth in the applicant's complete application. Expansion to the scope of a project by a broadband provider from what was includ...

...3.61 of the Revised Code. The broadband provider is to conspicuously identify information as a trade secret or proprietary information. If a broadband provider fails to conspicuously identify information as trade secret or proprietary to development when submitted it may be public record information unless an exemption under the Revised Code otherwise applies. Development will not publish or otherwise distr...

...ed designee determines that the service provider/product producer is failing to adequately or properly perform its contractual obligations. (2) The government ordering office, or their duly appointed designee, provides the office and service provider/product producer with a detailed notice of the deficiencies or failure to properly perform by the contractor of record. (3) The government ordering office, or their du...

... and other commercial transportation providers; (c) Registration fees paid by the state agent for professional events such as conferences, seminars, and meetings; (d) Miscellaneous business expenses such as telephone, facsimile, internet, and other similar charges paid by the state agent for official state business; (e) Miscellaneous living expenses such as laundry, dry cleaning, personal teleph...

...g expenses may be billed by the service provider directly to the appointing state agency: (i) Charges for moving and storage of household goods and personal effects of the appointee and the appointee's immediate family residing in the appointee's household. (ii) Air fare for travel from the former residence to the new residence for the appointee and the appointee's immediate family residing in the appointee's house...

...ed as unauthorized contributions to the provider identified on the form required by paragraph (D) of this rule. The amount of employer contributions refunded shall be less the amount due pursuant to division (D) of section 3305.06 of the Revised Code. (H) (1) An application under division (B) of section 145.40 of the Revised Code for transfer of a member's accumulated contributions to the provider of an alternati...

...ed as unauthorized contributions to the provider identified on the form required by paragraph (C) of this rule. The amount of employer contributions refunded shall be less the amount due pursuant to division (D) of section 3305.06 of the Revised Code. (F) Not later than the thirtieth day of each month following a month in which an employee who elected an alternative retirement plan was on the ins...