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...of time longer than that which would be estimated by a similar practitioner under the same or similar circumstances.

...g, for which plans, specifications, and estimates have not been made by, and the construction thereof inspected by, a licensed professional engineer or professional surveyor; provided this section shall not apply to the design, construction, improvement, or maintenance of any public work wherein the contemplated expenditure for the completed project does not exceed five thousand dollars. Any contract for engineering ...

...of time longer than that which would be estimated by a similar practitioner under the same or similar circumstances.

...ny article the dealer purchased or the estimated value of any article the dealer received. The law enforcement agency shall determine which records to provide, based upon the time period that the alleged theft is reported to have taken place. A law enforcement agency may charge or collect a fee for providing records as required by this section. (F)(1) No scrap metal dealer shall purchase or receive any metal ...

...sal practice. (B) "Valuation" means an estimate of the value of real estate. (C) "Analysis" means a study of real estate for purposes other than valuation. (D) "Appraisal report" means a written communication of a real estate appraisal or appraisal review, or an oral communication of a real estate appraisal or appraisal review, that is documented by a writing that supports the oral communication. (E) "Appraisal a...

... preparing or reporting a predetermined estimate, analysis, or opinion, or where the fee to be paid for the appraisal is contingent upon the opinion, conclusion, or valuation attained or upon the consequences resulting from the appraisal assignment; (10) Violating the confidential nature of governmental records to which the certificate holder, registrant, or licensee gained access through employment or engagement ...

..., upon the reporting of a predetermined estimate, analysis, or opinion or upon the opinion, conclusion, or valuation reached, or upon consequences resulting from the appraisal assignment. A certificate holder or licensee who enters into an agreement to provide specialized services may charge a fixed fee or a fee that is contingent upon the results achieved by the specialized services, provided that this fact is clear...

... to be issued; (3) The description and estimated value of the property or services for which they are to be issued; (4) The terms on which they are to be issued or exchanged; (5) The amount of money to be received in addition to the property, service, or other consideration; (6) The total assets and liabilities and an income statement of the public utility or railroad in such detail as the commission requires...

... the Revised Code shall be equal to the estimate of the costs of decommissioning included in the decommissioning plan described in section 4906.211 of the Revised Code.

...ate number on all advertising, written estimates, and contracts, pursuant to rules adopted by the commission.

...tential rider to request and receive an estimated fare before the rider or potential rider receives transportation network company services; (D) Ensure that for each transportation network company service request one of the following conditions is met: (1) The transportation network company's digital network provides a photograph of the transportation network company driver and the license plate number of the mot...

... cooperative shall provide a good-faith estimate for any make-ready work, which shall include pole replacement if necessary. All make-ready costs shall be based on the cooperative's actual costs not recovered through the annual recurring attachment rate. The cooperative shall provide detailed documentation of the actual costs. (C) A cooperative that charges an annual recurring attachment fee shall establish the fee...

...hundred thirty per cent of a reasonable estimate of one month's service charges, for the installation of basic local exchange service for any person that it determines, in its discretion, is not creditworthy. (7) A telephone company shall, unless prevented from doing so by circumstances beyond the telephone company's control or unless the customer requests otherwise, reconnect a customer whose basic local exch...

...der the final financing order, based on estimates of consumption for each customer class and other mathematical factors. The electric distribution utility shall submit with the schedule a request for approval to make the adjustments to the phase-in-recovery charges in accordance with the schedule. (B) The commission's review of the request shall be limited to a determination of whether there is any mathematica...

...eeding an amount sufficient to cover an estimate of the monthly average of the annual consumption by such consumer plus thirty per cent may be required, upon which deposit interest at the rate of not less than three per cent per annum shall be allowed and paid to the consumer, provided it remains on deposit for six consecutive months. Any person, firm, or corporation convicted of a violation of this section shall fo...

...sufficient capacity to meet the maximum estimated electric service requirements of its existing customers and of any new customer occurring during the year following the commencement of permanent electric service, and to assure all such customers of reasonable continuity and quality of service. Distribution facilities and lines of an electric supplier shall be considered "adequate facilities" if such supplier offers ...

...merated in this section on the basis of estimates made by it, with appropriate adjustment or credit after final determination of such expenses.

...ng a private crossing is considered and estimated as part of the consideration to be paid for the right of way, so far as the right to private crossing has been or may be settled or paid for. Such sections do not affect, in any manner, any contract or agreement between any railroad company or person having control or management of a railroad and the proprietor or occupants of lands adjoining, for the construction or...

... streets and the height, character, and estimated cost of any viaduct or way above or below any railroad track, and the change of grade required to be made of such tracks, including the sidetracks and switches. In changing the grade of any railroad, no grade shall be required to exceed the established maximum or ruling grade governing the operations of engines of that division or part of the railroad on which the imp...

...ds, or ways, the height, character, and estimated cost of any viaduct or way above or below railroad tracks, the number, character, and location of piers, abutments, and supports to be permanently located in the streets, alleys, roads, or ways in the municipal corporation, and the change of grade to be made in any railroad tracks, including sidetracks and switches.

... or may be taken into consideration and estimated as a part of the consideration to be paid for the right-of-way, so far as the fence has been or may be settled or paid for. Those sections do not affect, in any manner, any contract or agreement between a railroad company, or person having the control and management of a railroad, and the proprietors or occupants of lands adjoining for the construction or maintenance ...

...t, under its seal, of the character and estimated cost of any addition or change in the nature of the roadbed, right of way, main tracks or sidetracks, bridges, culverts, buildings, structures, fixtures, or appurtenances, or any part thereof, of such railroad or part thereof, desired by such company, and of its inability to agree with the other joint owners in respect to making them. Upon receipt of such statement th...

...the very young and the elderly. The CDC estimates that about ten per cent of Americans will experience a seizure during their lifetime, and about three per cent will be diagnosed with epilepsy by age eighty.

...ng plans, specifications, profiles, and estimates; (4) The cost of printing, serving, and publishing notices and any required legislation; (5) The cost of all special proceedings; (6) The cost of labor and material, whether furnished by contract or otherwise; (7) Interest on bonds or notes issued in anticipation of the levy or collection of special assessments; (8) The total amount of damages resulting from the ...

...r either of those statutes, it shall be estimated as provided in division (C) of section 133.20 of the Revised Code. The lease-purchase agreement shall provide that, at the end of the final term in the agreement, if all obligations of the township or district have been satisfied, the title to the leased property shall vest in the township or district executing the lease-purchase agreement, if that title has not vest...