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...n consistent with this rule Inmates may purchase personal hygiene items, to include shaving materials, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, and towels through the commissary. The institution may issue these items without charge or on credit if the inmate does not have the available funds. (B) Toilet facilities and toilet paper shall be available to all inmates. The institution shall have au...

...the following purposes: (a) Reasonable purchases, expenses or fees which are incidental to participating in the transitional control program. (b) Payment of pre-existing fines, court costs or outstanding judgments from a court of competent jurisdiction. (c) Payment of pre-existing debt, other than debt owed to members of the prisoner's immediate family, which the prisoner acknowledges in writing. (d) Such other r...

...following purposes: (a) Reasonable purchases, expenses or fees which are incidental to participating in the substance use disorder treatment program. (b) Payment of pre-existing fines, court costs or outstanding judgments from a court of competent jurisdiction. (c) Payment of pre-existing debt, other than debt owed to members of the prisoner's immediate family, which the prisoner acknow...

...tion costs relating either to goods purchased, delivered, or moved from one location to another is allowable. (18) Travel. Travel costs are allowable for expenses or transportation, lodging, subsistence and related items incurred by employees who are in travel status on official business incident to the agency program. (19) Accreditation cost. Accreditation cost is allowable in the year and ...

...ough consolidation, written agreements, purchase of service contracts, letters of support from local criminal justice officials including the appropriate regional office of the adult parole authority, or other means. (b) Improve the quality and efficiency of its corrections programs and reduce the number of eligible offenders committed from a county, a group of counties, or municipalities to state penal institutions...

... consolidation, written agreements, purchase of service contracts, letters of support from local criminal justice officials including the appropriate regional office of the adult parole authority, or other means. (b) Improve the quality and efficiency of its corrections programs and reduce the number of eligible offenders committed from a county, a group of counties, or municipalities to state pe...

...of a new computer system" means the purchase of a "computer system," as defined in this rule, that is not a computer system currently in place nor one for which the acquisition process has been initiated as of the effective date of the department rule addressing requirements in section 1347.15 of the Revised Code. (3) "Computer system" means a "system," as defined by section 1347.01 of the ...

...r library supplies; (5) Movie or game purchases and rentals; (6) Chapel expenses; (7) Bus rentals and bus fares; (8) Occupational or activity therapy supplies; and (9) Benefit clients of the community support network. (E) Other disbursements: Disbursements in the amount of one thousand dollars or less may be made with the approval of the chief executive officer or his designee. Expenditures in excess of one t...

...brary supplies; (5) Movie or game purchases and rentals; (6) Chapel expenses; (7) Bus rentals and bus fares; (8) Occupational or activity therapy supplies; and (9) Benefit clients of the community support network. (E) Other disbursements Disbursements in the amount of one thousand dollars or less may be made with the approval of the chief executive officer or the chief executive of...

...holesale transactions or personal items purchased through commissary vendors. (8) Items for sale in or for operation of commissaries may be purchased from the department's Ohio pharmacy services office or from local suppliers. (9) Items purchased locally shall be obtained at the lowest prices available and informal bidding procedures shall be used whenever possible. It is the responsibility of the business office t...

...sale transactions or personal items purchased through commissary vendors. (8) Items for sale in or for operation of commissaries may be purchased from requisite purchase programs specified in Ohio administrative policy PM-01 (including the department's Ohio pharmacy services office) or from local suppliers. Before seeking bids from local suppliers, the business office of the RPH will determin...

...ing reasonable funds for the occasional purchase of gifts for family and friends, or for donations to charities or churches; (m) Advocacy; (n) Services of a representative payee or conservator if not available through other third party sources; (o) Guardianship or other protective service listed in paragraph (C)(9) of this rule; (p) Someone other than mental health community support staff members ...

...ncluding any person or entity which purchases the certified program's corporate or managing entity, or enters into any similar purchase agreement. . A provider may not grant the use of its certification to another entity. (M) A provider shall produce the certificate for review upon request of a client or the department. (N) A provider shall immediately notify the department and the applicable al...

...oor and the time of day prohibits their purchase staff must remain awake and on duty twenty-four hours a day until detectors and extinguishers can be purchased and installed. (E) Smoke detectors and fire extinguishers shall be visually inspected and manually tested by the operator as required by the state fire code. (F) Each facility shall have installed appropriate alarms, lights or other safety devices and suppor...

...tion in theft offense, falsification to purchase firearm, or falsification to obtain a concealed handgun license); (xix) 2921.34 (escape); (xx) 2921.35 (aiding escape or resistance to lawful authority); (xxi) 2921.36 (illegal conveyance of weapons, drugs, or other prohibited items onto grounds of detention facility or institution); (xxii) 2925.05 (funding of drug or marihuana t...

...y, including any person or entity which purchases the licensed program or the licensed program's corporate or managing entity, or enters into any similar purchase agreement. (F) The license must be posted in an area visible to residents and visitors at the program facility at all times and made available for inspection to any person who requests it. (G) The department may conduct surveys or ins...

...y, including any person or entity which purchases the licensed program or the licensed program's corporate or managing entity, or enters into any similar purchase agreement. (G) The license must be posted in an area visible to residents and visitors at the program facility at all times and made available for inspection to any person who requests it. (H) The department may conduct surveys or inspect...

...(S) "Project" means the construction or purchase and renovation of facilities, including equipment, for a community mental health or addiction treatment or support service or program as proposed and set forth in an application for state construction assistance. (T) "Project costs" means total costs of capital facilities as defined in division (K) of section 154.01 of the Revised Code, and includes, without limitatio...

...(T) "Project" means the construction or purchase and renovation of facilities, including equipment, for a community mental health or addiction treatment or support service or program as proposed and set forth in an application for state construction assistance. (U) "Project costs" means total costs of capital facilities as defined in division (K) of section 154.01 of the Revised Code, and include...

...e chief, as a part of a construction or purchase and renovation project, may consider and include the value of property owned by an applicant or the approved tax credit owner for which it is the approved tax credit manager as part or all of the applicant's share of approved project costs in an amount that does not exceed the applicant's share of approved project costs. (1) The property and/or buildings thereon must ...

...ief, as a part of a construction or purchase and renovation project, may consider and include the value of property owned by an applicant or the approved tax credit owner for which it is the approved tax credit manager as part or all of the applicant's share of approved project costs in an amount that does not exceed the applicant's share of approved project costs. (1) The property or buildin...

...isting buildings thereon which is to be purchased by an applicant or the approved tax credit owner for which it is the approved tax credit manager. (A) Site evaluation. Applicant shall provide to the chief an evaluation of the proposed project site in accordance with the factors set forth in the guidelines including, but not limited to, cost adaptability for renovation, programmatic suitability, economic suitability...

...ting buildings thereon which is to be purchased by an applicant or the approved tax credit owner for which it is the approved tax credit manager. (A) Site evaluation An applicant will provide to the chief an evaluation of the proposed project site in accordance with the factors set forth in the community capital assistance projects process guidelines (updated April 2019), available at https://mh...

...ger. (2) In projects which involve the purchase and renovation of an existing facility approved by the state, the state participation share of the approved site value may be reimbursed to the applicant on receipt by the chief of appropriate evidence of ownership of the site by the applicant or the approved tax credit owner for which it is the approved tax credit manager. (B) State participation in construction cost...

...ager. (3) In projects that involve the purchase and renovation of an existing facility approved by the state, the state participation share of the approved site value may be reimbursed to the applicant on receipt by the chief of appropriate evidence of ownership of the site by the applicant or the approved tax credit owner for which it is the approved tax credit manager. (B) State participation ...