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Elgin Primary Care Alliance Thursday, January 3, 2018 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. South West LHIN St. Thomas Office Dr. Kellie Scott (Co-Chair) Elmwood FHO R Dr. Dave Dougherty Windemere FHO Dr. Melissa Tenbergen (Co-Chair) Elmdale FHO R Stephanie Johnston TVFHT Dr. Kelly Jones STEGH R Dr. Christian Paradis Windemere FHO Dr. Mardell WECHC R Dr. Brenden Boyd Elgin FHO (Port Stanley) and STEGH Dr. Elsie Osagie Elgin FHO Dr. Mike Toth FHO Dr. Paul Kerr Pediatrician Dr. Jeff Balsdon Elgin FHO Dr. Joyce Lock ESTPH Dr. Emil Grigore West Lorne NP Kathryn Underhill Windemere FHO R Keri Selkirk TVFHT NP Helen Vink LHIN Palliative Care Dr. Michael Fernando East Elgin FHT NP Laura Moon Central CHC Dr. James Menlove STEGH ER/Anaesthesia Rebecca Sutcliffe SWLHIN Home & Community Care Dr. Afiza Elahi Windemere FHO Simpson Admin Lead – Elgin, SW LHIN Dr. Kehinde Olorunsola Elmwood FHO Jana Fear Health Planner – Elgin, SWLHIN Dr. Anne Howe East Elgin FHT R NP Tracy Nancekivell East Elgin FHT R NP Ryan Gamble LHIN Palliative Care R NP Krista Bodkin WECHC R Dr. Kenneth Bezuidenhout Elgin FHO R Dr. Derek Vaughan Elgin FHO R Dr. Rick Goodhew Elgin FHO R Lisa Vreugdenhil TVFHT R NP Janet Froud East Elgin Family Health Team Dr. David Gregory St. Thomas R Dr. Kristin Richter Elgin FHO (Port Stanley) Dr. Connie Robinson Elgin FHO (Shedden) Michael Oates TVFHT Dr. Amit Shah SW LHIN ER Lead, STEGH ER R NP Van Dam Elmwood FHO R NP Laura Sheridan SWLHIN Palliative Care
5) Action 5A. Consider Payment Application for Elementary Construction Project Mcmurtrey moved to approve Payment Application for Elementary Construction Project, seconded by Tim Brown, with the voting as follows: Shive - yes Brown - yes Perry - yes Caffee - yes McMurtrey - yes 5B. Consider Change Orders for Elementary Construction Project John Caffee moved to approve Change Orders for Elementary Construction Project, seconded by Robin McMurtrey, with the voting as follows: Shive - yes Brown - yes Perry - yes Caffee - yes McMurtrey - yes 5C. Consider Creating Middle School Assistant Volleyball Position We will be the same pay scale we are using for other sports. Tim Brown moved to approve Creating Middle School Assistant Volleyball Coach Position, seconded by Donnie Perry, with the voting as follows: Shive - yes Brown - yes Perry - yes Caffee - yes McMurtrey - yes 5D. Consider Approval of Family Resource & Youth Service Centers Continuation Plans Tim Brown moved to Approve Family Resource & Youth Service Centers Continuation Plans, seconded by Robin McMurtrey, with the voting as follows: - yes Brown - yes Perry - yes Caffee - yes McMurtrey - yes 5E Consider 2016-17 School Calendar Robin McMurtrey moved to approve 2016-17 School Calendar, with school beginning August 24, a full week for fall and spring break each, with the last scheduled day for students May 24, seconded by John Caffee with the voting as follows: Shive - yes Brown - yes Perry - yes Caffee - yes McMurtrey - yes 5F. Consider SFCC Offer of Assistance John Caffee moved to approve the SFCC Offer of Assistance in the amount of $30,263.00, seconded by Donnie with the voting as follows: Shive - yes Brown - yes Perry - yes Caffee - yes McMurtrey - yes
the charge to be levied. 1:40 – 2:05 Successor Agency Issues/Concerns – Lee Squire, City of Brea. He talked about tax allocation bonds and the excess earnings that can be applied to the next bond payment. He stated that SB107 limited ROPS to an annual and last and final. It also limited revenue bonds. For the last and final ROPS the income not pledged is paid to the County for distribution through the waterfall. He also talked about the need to keep records for 20 years (for expenditures paid on bonds etc.) 2:05 – 2:15 Open Discussion/Roundtable: There was discussion about counties experiencing fraud on unclaimed refunds and stale dated warrants. The fraudsters are becoming more organized especially through the Nigerian prison system. There was discussion about the need to go electronic and get rid of checks and warrants. Also, use the main post office to lessen the risks of fraud. 2:15 Meeting adjourns Upcoming: Property Tax Manual Committee Meeting – Thursday May 5, 2016 – Sacramento Property Tax Managers’ Sub-Committee Meeting – Friday May 6, 2016 – Sacramento
3 Provide Sinan Mir with Prof Amanda Howe’s contact details for primary care activities Kirsten Armit 29 February 2012 3 Comments on content and title to be sent to Kirsten Armit All Founding Council members 9 2012 3 Send all Founding Council members a copy of updated standard presentation and promotional material Alistair Martin 5 March 2012 4 Membership to be extended to all full members and fellows of other Colleges and Faculties FMLM Team 1 April 2012 4 Investigate other College/Faculty structure and fees relating to Associates and retired members. Kirsten Armit 12 March 2012 4 Provide details of international members to Neil Douglas and Peter Lees Marijka Trickett 5 March 2012 5 Funding arrangements to be included on future agendas Kirsten Armit Ongoing 5 Investigate option of extending signposting service to commercial providers Kirsten Armit & Anna Moore 1 April 2012 5 Paper on revalidation income generation opportunities to be provided at next Founding Council meeting Hugo Mascie-Taylor & Kirsten Armit 4 July 2012 6 Develop a detailed governance paper for next Founding Council meeting Kirsten Armit 4 July 2012 7 Agenda and minutes of Founding Council meetings to be placed on FMLM website Alistair Martin 5 March 2012 8 Founding Council members who wish to undertake Treasurer role to email Neil Douglas. Any interested Founding Council member 5 March 2012
Theta Tau: Iota Xi Chapter Florida Atlantic University Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing Meeting Date: October 28, 2013 8:30 am. MINUTES Participants: Anne Dahnke, Katherine Keller, Susan Dyess, Roshini Persaud, Christine Williams, Sandra Siegel, Mary Perry, Jeanette Kamciyan, Joy Long, Beth King, Beth Pratt, Michelle Beck, Suzanne Pinos, and Cindy Blum Key Discussion Points Action Follow-Up Responsible Party Anne Dahnke called the meeting to order. Minutes of September, 2013 reviewed. 10 year celebration notice placed on STTI connect website newsletter 3 Motion to approve as is 13 Approved; 1 abstain Informational Motion: To fund 2 awards each year, up to $1,500, A Dahnke to check with C. Barry for missing minutes from previous year R. Goodman will submit report Scholarship/Grant Committee will disperse funds
Deferred - R. Goodman unable to attend Christine Williams: Discussion related to Call for Evidence Based Practice Projects and/or Research Project Support Grant Award- Currently 2 grants / applications Discussion related to freedom to direct donation as desired funding begins within one year from award, recipients must use funding within one year.- 12 approved 1 abstain Motion: Add one additional award this 2013-2014 year due to the fact that no award was granted in the year for $1,500. 12 approved 1 abstain Motion: Iota Xi chapter sponsors the CEL CON 10 year Doctoral celebration at the Silver Level which is $2,500. Approved Unanimously Christine Williams will inform Doctoral Celebration Committee Anne will bring recruitment information Group will follow up with recruitment flyers
Minutes of Portishead Medical Patient Group Meeting Tuesday 10th April 2018 1. Welcome and apologies Kath thanked everyone for coming. 2. Matters arising from the last meeting on 5th December 2017 and log of open actions The Action Log was reviewed and updated – an extract of all open items is shown below: Action No. Date and Source Subject Detail Action Required Progress Date Closed Aug 2017-1 Aug 2017 meeting Improving Practice Q A sub group of the Patient Group to meet when the results of the Improving Practice Questionnaire are available The meeting took place on 19.3.2018 10.4.18 Dec 2017-1 Dec 2017 meeting Weekend clinics Kath to investigate whether we experience DNAs (‘did not attend’) in Saturday clinics, and whether other surgeries do. In February 2018, for example, our ‘did not attend’ rate was 3%. For North Somerset as a whole the rate was 11%. 10.4.18 Dec 2017-2 Dec 2017 meeting Information evening Ask a local pharmacist to speak in an information evening on the topic “what your pharmacist can do for you” Completed – attended information evening on 12.3.18 10.4.18 Dec 2017-3 Dec 2017 meeting Patient Contacts Kath was asked to advise how many patient contacts we have every month, to help put the number of complaints in perspective. In November 2017 we offered 8,634 appointments (telephone or face to face, excluding flu clinics). Kath was asked to put this on the PMG website. 10.4.18 Dec 2017-4 Dec 2017 meeting for 2018 KP will liaise with Dr Owen and circulate some dates for patient meetings and patient information evenings next year Dates have been circulated 10.4.18
Tuesday, 21 August 2018 7.30 – 9.00 p.m. Tuesday, 4 December 2018 7.30 – 9.00 p.m. Next information evening Monday, 8 October 2018 7.30 – 9.00 p.m.
The committee divided. Ayes 14 Ms Barham Mr Buckingham Ms Cotsis Dr Faruqi Mr Mookhey Mr Moselmane * Mr Pearson Mr Primrose Mr Searle Ms Sharpe Mr Shoebridge Mr Veitch Ms Voltz Mr Wong * * Tellers Noes 17 Mr Ajaka Mr Amato Mr Blair Mr Clarke Mr Colless Mr Farlow Mr Franklin * Mr Gallacher Mr Gay Mr Mr MacDonald Mrs Maclaren-Jones * Mrs Mitchell Revd Mr Nile Mr Pearce Dr Phelps Mrs Taylor * Tellers Pairs Mr Donnelly Mr Mallard Mrs Houssos Ms Cusack Mr Secord Mr Mason-Cox Question resolved in the negative. Amendments negatived. Mr Searle, by leave, moved Opposition amendments nos 2, 8, 15 to 18, 22 and 23 on sheet c2016-032D, in globo— No. 2 Only DPP can make applications Page 2, clause 3 (1), lines 16–19. Omit all words on those lines. No. 8 Only DPP can make applications Page 4, clause 5 (1), line 3. Omit “an eligible applicant”. Insert instead “the Director of PublicProsecutions”. No. 15 Only DPP can make applications Page 4, clause 5 (3), line 22. Omit “applicant”. Insert instead “Director of Public Prosecutions”. No. 16 Hearsay evidence admissible only under ordinary law Page 4, clause 5 (5), lines 28–35. Omit all words on those lines. No. 17 Only DPP can make applications Page 4, clause 5 (6), line 36. Omit “applicant”. Insert instead “Director of Public Prosecutions”. No. 18 Only DPP can make applications Page 4, clause 5 (6), line 37. Omit “applicant”. Insert instead “Director of Public Prosecutions”. No. 22 Only DPP can make applications
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Further information this can be found at: Community Respiratory Services, 13th October 2016 There will be a meeting about Community Respiratory Services for patients, carers and interested parties on 13th October 2016, from 2-4pm, at the Stanborough Centre, Watford. Introduction to your NHS, 15th November 2016 HVCCG are running an informal session designed to give a step-by-step guide to the workings of the NHS, and explain opportunities to get involved. It will be held on Tuesday 15th November from 10am – midday, at the Abbey Theatre, St Albans. Interested persons should contact . to book a place. GP recruitment Two GPs, Dr Kemp and Dr Goutam are leaving the practice, and the recruitment process is under way to replace them. ITEM 10 Date of the next meeting Wednesday 18th January 2017 at 7.30 pm at Vine House
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6. Matters raised by BCC members Mr A. Harrison raised the matter of the request from Mr P. Norris of Save Cowal’s Hills for a letter of support for their efforts to prevent the Bachan Burn wind farm project going ahead. Mrs J. Donald said that Bute Community Council should offer support as it may need their support in the future. Mr P. Duffy suggested support on the basis that Dunoon Community Council was against the project, as was the local MSP. Mr M. Catlin said that Bute Community Council should support the objections to the project as it was not a community based venture. Mrs J. Donald proposed that Bute Community Council should support the campaign by Save Cowal’s Hills. Thirteen community councillors voted for this proposal. The secretary was instructed to write to Mr Norris expressing Bute Community Council’s support. 7. Correspondence and Matters Arising Since the Agenda was prepared the following correspondence has been received: 5/6/15: Email letter from Transport Scotland replying to Bute Community Council letter about Bute dairy farming crisis. Ministerial press release attached. Circulated. 9/6/15: Email from Argyll and Bute Council attaching Minutes for Bute and Cowal Area Committee meeting 2/6/15. Circulated. 10/6/15: Email from Fyne Futures regarding Vital Spark session in Rothesay. Circulated. 10/6/15: From Councillor L. Scoullar a forwarded email regarding ferry tendering. Circulated as requested. 12/6/15: Email from Argyll and Bute Council with attachment regarding picnic spot competition. Circulated. 12/6/15: Email from Argyll and Bute Council regarding .scot domain names. Circulated. 12/6/15: Email from Bute Community Power with attachment on case for Auchintirrie wind turbines, requesting circulation. Done. 15/6/15: Email from Bute Advice Centre attaching advert for job there. Circulated. 17/6/15: Email from Scottish Care regarding technology enabled care. Circulated. 17/6/15: Email from Bute Community Power with attached letter from Historic Scotland and document from Locogen re Auchintirrie. Circulated.
EFRA ANNUAL SECTION MEETING NH Wien Airport, Vienna Austria 4-5th of November 2017 Minutes Large Scale SATURDAY 4th of November 2017. The meeting started at: 1. CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME Mr Ian Oddie The Large Scale Chairman opened the meeting at 13:43 2. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE Apologies have been received from- Zarko Vugo, Slovenia Jeff Mersch, Luxembourg Peter Leue, Germany Member Countries presents, section subscription, allocations etc: 20 places are allocated according to App. 5-- 1.4 Touring Cars Formula 1 Edoardo Repetti 1 Patrick Reints 2 Viktor Bolsec 2 BLUM ANDREAS 3 Joel Oskarsson 3 REINAHARD MARON 4 Kevin Tolenaars 4 IVO DAY 5 Søren Bang 5 COCCHI VALERIO 6 Hessel Roskam 6 BORSONI MAURIZIO 7 Marco Harleman 7 Adriaan WELLNER 8 Søren Jeppesen 8 ALBERTI CLAUDIO 9 Hansen 9 Ewald PROCHASKA 10 VESELI DARIO 10 Edoardo REPETTI 11 Markus Feldmann 11 PORRO CESARE 12 FOLMAN PATRIK 12 Werner KLUG 13 Giovanni Verbrugghe 13 MAGGI MASSIMO 14 GRIGIC 14 TULLI ALESSANDRO 15 Guido Ruster 15 ROSSIGNOLI GIUSEPPE 16 Maximilian Hornig 16 DADA 17 Jeffrey van Wijk 17 18 Marco Weigerding 18 19 Zettel Thomas 19 20 Marius Hetland 20 COUNTRY PRESENT F1 TC Short Course EC2WD Off road EC 4WD Offroad AUSTRIA Ewald Prochaska 2 3 1 1 4 BELARUS BELGIUM 3 BULGARIA CROATIA Hrvoje Stegmayer 7 1
informed Aviva that there area could be cleared; email from Mike Trim to EDDC re noise from landscaping company at Winslade park querying that no permission had been given for them to be there; email from Mike Trim to DCC re Exeter Greater Strategic Plan; email to EDDC to chase up dog bins; email to DCC re Cavanna Homes advertising truck on roundabout which is causing a distraction to drivers; DA reported on the Clyst Valley News and the need to add more reports from the Parish Council. ADOPTION OF STANDING ORDERS – circulated – Additional clause between £2,000 and £5,000 obtain two quotes – over £5,000 obtain three quotes – all agreed – voted in favour. REPORTS 1. St Mary Village Hall - none 2. Sowton Village Hall Cllr Fernbank – Successful beetledrive – and raising money for a defibrillator 3. Airport – Cllr Axford – circulated – Appendix B 4. Allotments – none. 5. Play Area/Field – Plandscape quote approved for rabbit fencing work – fencing put up and inspected. 6. School Governor – Cllr Hatton – none. 7. Crealy liaison – Cllr Howe – none. 8. DALC – Cllr Trudgeon – none. 9. Flood Action Group – none. 10. Neighbourhood Plan – Cllr Hatton – NP made by EDDC and now in quote for NP plan 10 copies £92, 20 copies £133 – DA proposed 20 copies – CS seconded - all voted in favour. Write to Bob Palmer and the committee members to thank them for their work. 11. Any Other Reports ANY OTHER BUSINESS RAISED BY AGREEMENT – MH reported on the digester smell – he has spoken to EDDC who cannot make representations to Hugo Swire MP – the PC will need to make an appointment with him – MH to liaise with Hugo Swire’s office. DATE OF NEXT MEETING Annual Meeting - Monday April 10th 2017 – SOWTON VILLAGE HALL at 7.00pm followed by the monthly Parish Council meeting at 7.30pm
Vietnam Veterans Memorial @ Bowling Park will be visited by students on Friday, May 13. (Green River Regional Education Cooperative) 2016-17 membership intent is up for renewal. This includes GRREC's Grant Writing Consortium. The cost will be $3600 to $4000. Huffman School Resource Officer Contract for 216-17 is up for renewal. The dollar figure will remain the same and one officer will be provided to the schools. We need to work on the traffic situation at Ace Hardware in the mornings. Beverage Bid - the recommendation is to accept the bid from Clark Beverage Group. We received two bids, the other bid was from RC Beverage Company. Construction Update - If you like to take a tour of the new building, please stop by, it's past the hard hat period. Today a classroom was set up with the casework except for the countertops, that will be the last thing put in. Drop ceilings will be complete by Monday and the HVAC will have the final inspection. Carpet will be laid tomorrow in the Library. Installation of tile will begin on Monday and take approximately six to seven days. Dwight Ross May Financial Reports are routine. Contract for 2015-16 Financial - from Wise, Buckner & Sprowles, this is the same company we have used for the last few years. We have been pleased with their work and the cost remains the same as last year, $18,600. Salary Schedule 2016-17 - all employees will receive a 1% over last year. Indirect Costs - We can charge administrative costs to Food Service and federal and state grants. Currently we do not do this, however if we decide we want to collect, we much have board approval. Tentative Budget 2016-17 - looks pretty good and is conservative. The raises were built in with current employees. There should be a minimum of $900,000.00 contingency next year. 4) Consent Items Minutes 12, 2016 Fieldtrips MCHS FFA State Convention Lexington 06/07-09/2016 MCMS Jr. Beta National Convention New Orleans, LA 06/22-27/2016 Fundraisers MCHS Football Boosters Peach Sales 05/13-06/23/2016 Boys Basketball Camp 05/23-26/2016 MCMS Jr. Beta Hornets' Nest Pickers Concert 05/20/2016
1068 RECORD OF BOARD PROCEEDINGS (Minutes) The Somerset Independent Schools Board of Education met for the Regular Monthly Board Meeting at 305 College Street, Somerset, Kentucky, 42501 at 6:00 P.M. on the 13th day of May, 2014. The members of the Somerset Board of Education are as follows: (1) Scott P. Gulock, Chairperson, (2) Gretchen W. Cole, Vice-Chairperson, (3) Sharon A. Brown, Member, (4) Jeff L. Perkins, Member, (5) Elaine A. Wilson, Member Call To P. Gulock, Chairperson called the May 13, 2014, Regular Monthly Board Meeting to order at 6:00 P.M. Those in attendance were Scott P. Gulock, Chairperson; Gretchen W. Cole, Vice Chairperson; Sharon A. Brown, Member; Jeff L. Perkins, Member; Elaine A. Wilson, Member; and Boyd L. Randolph, Superintendent. Approve/Amend May 13, 2014, Regular Monthly Board Meeting Agenda 05-14-01 Superintendent Randolph recommended to the Board that they approve the May 13, 2014, Regular Monthly Board Meeting Agenda as presented. Sharon A. Brown made a motion to accept the recommendation of Superintendent Randolph. Elaine A. Wilson seconded the motion. The motion carried. The following were recorded: Votes For: 5 Votes Against: 0 Recognitions Somerset High School 2014 Governor’s Scholars Alex Demunbrun, Kenny Spear, Samantha Heuer, Sahr Asif, Diala Qasem 2014 National Technical Honor Society Kaitlyn Merritt – Health Science Megan Sears – Carpentry Meece Middle School Character Salutes for the Month of April 2014, for the word Perseverance Angelica Hernandez – 5th grade, Sharon Gosser – 5th grade, Alex Miller – 6th grade Hayden Campos – 7th grade, Amber West – 8th grade Chris Adkins – Social Studies Teacher Lisa Altman – Art Teacher Melinda Williams – Language Arts Teacher 2014 Regional Archery Tournament Calder Lawless – First Place Hopkins Elementary School Character Salutes for the Month of April 2014, for the word Perseverance Joey Dopp – Kindergarten, Tsukasa Nishizono – Kindergarten Jozelynn Stewart – 1st Dayvin Ramirez – 1st Grade Jackson Patrick – 2nd Grade, Chloe Akin – 2nd Grade David Dinh – 3rd Grade, Hailey Hardwick – 3rd Grade Autumn Thomas – 4th Keigo Mizuno – 4th Grade Lois Lockard – Secretary I
Updated Leave Policy We will be adding one personal day for all employees for 2014-15. This will make a total of three personal days. This requires a policy update and will be included in annual policy updates this summer. Updated Classified Unused Sick Days Compensation This is part of the retirement policy and will allow classified employees to be paid for a portion of their sick days when they retire. This will also require a policy update and will be included in the annual policy updates this summer. Updated Employee Contract A statement has been to employee contracts allowing the Board sole discretion during the course of a school year, due to unique and extreme circumstances, give consideration for the number of contract days to be the equivalent of hours completed during a school term. We worked with our school board attorney on the language. Hopefully this will not be needed, but we wanted to be prepared. Application of Waiver for Homebound Students This was presented to the Board in April. KDE requested some additional information be added regarding ECE students, and that has been done. Bennie Stephens Classified and Certified Evaluation Plans The Classified Committee met and voted to keep the Classified Evaluation Plan the same as last year. The Certified Evaluation Plan has undergone several changes. Within the plan there are conditions which have to be covered under our old plan that we have this year as we transaction to the new PGES Plan. Some of the changes include how tenured personnel are evaluated. Currently they are evaluated every year and this will be changed to a Summative Evaluation every three years. There are other requirements that must be met yearly for tenured teachers. Non-tenured teachers will continue to be evaluated yearly. Principals in every school have worked with this process as a pilot this year. This is a very complex plan. Jamie Moss He was not present for this meeting, as he is attending Safe Crisis Management for SCM Instructor Certification. In his absence, Jamie Howard shared information with the board regarding the renewal of the 2014-15 Music Therapy Contact. The contract is with Lorinda Jones & Associates. This is a routine contract. Jamie Howard The 2014-15 Green River Regional Educational Cooperative (GRREC) membership is up for renewal. This is also a routine contact.
He will begin his duties at the August retreat. Byron stated that he will stay connected with Fort Lewis College. BREAK ACTION AGENDA – NON CONSENT Approval of 2013-14 Salary Increase Recommendation Steve Schwartz stated the recommendation for faculty and exempt staff is an increase of 2.5% across the board plus equity adjustments in order to get faculty salaries to 100% of peers. Matt Wassam moved the Board of Trustees for Fort Lewis College approve an average base salary increase of 2.5% for Faculty and 2.5% for Exempt Staff, exclusive of promotions and equity adjustments for Fiscal Year 2013-14. Tom Schilling seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. Approval of the 2013-2014 Proposed Operating Budgets Steve Schwartz stated that the proposed budgets for the eight different funds were reviewed extensively at both the teleconference meeting of the Business Affairs Committee and the Business Affairs Committee meeting held May 30th. Tom Schilling moved that the Board of Trustees approve the proposed operating budgets for the Education and General Fund, Auxiliary Facilities Income Fund, Health Center Fund, Student Life Center Fund, Club Sports Fund, Intercollegiate Athletics Fund, Other Auxiliary Fund and Student Financial Assistance. Matt Wassam seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. Approval of Graduate Tuition and Fees for Academic Year 2013-2014 and Summer Sessions 2014 Steve Schwartz reported that the College is proposing a rate of $300 per credit hour for resident students and $840 per credit hour for non-resident students. Fees will be the same as for undergraduate students. These rates are consistent with graduate programs in the state. Tom Schilling moved that the Board of Trustees for Fort Lewis College approve the Graduate Tuition and Fees for the academic year 2013-2014 and summer sessions 2014, and that the following tuition rates be adopted thirty days from this date and that notice shall be given as of this date in compliance with CCHE Tuition and Fee Policy. Matt Wassam seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously.
Record of Board Proceedings (Minutes) The Metcalfe County of Education met at 109 Sartin Drive on Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 6:00 PM for a special called (serves as monthly meeting) meeting. The following members were present: 1) Tim Brown 2) Donnie Perry 3) John Caffee 4) Robin McMurtrey Present - Superintendent Absent - Board Attorney Absent - Joey Shive Vice- Chairman called the special called November meeting to order. Supt. Benny Lile led the invocation. 2) Recognition Student Allie Wilson - MCES Student of the Month Staff Marissa Everett - MCES Certified Staff of the Month Gail Miller - MCES Classified Staff of the Month Sponsored by Alliance Corporation , RBS Design Group & and Metcalfe County Board of Education 3) Superintendent Report Ryan Martin, Alliance Corporation Construction Update - Work is progressing and the project will be finished on time. The paving for the bus loop is scheduled for next Thursday & Friday. We are scheduling the dry food storage modification, the center demo and the inside stair replacement during Christmas break. The change orders this month net a credit of $20,308.92, Some power circuits were deleted, some electric wall heaters were deleted and two rolling coiling doors were removed from the plans. The rolling doors are no longer necessary with the extra fire wall that is being built. Good News from Schools MCMS - A middle school student, Allie Thomas who competed at State Cross-county, is on the high school team and she placed she placed 123 out of 183. MCMS Student Government sponsored a Veterans Day Program on November 11. They did a great job and there was a good turnout. The middle school has been working with the Division of Student Success, they did walk-throughs last week and left the middle school with some next steps and have offered some free professional development trainings. This has allowed the middle school to collaborate with the high school. As we near winter, we are checking Canvas numbers to see who has the technology outside of the school so we can see what we need to do for the students who do not have this. The middle school is of their attendance rate. MCHS- There have been additional students to score over a 30 on the ACT. The MCHS Band scored
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN UNIVERSITY CAMPAIGN EVENT DETAILS TIME FRAME & VENUE EVALUATION / EVIDENCE Mental Health Awareness Week Indian Head Massage and relaxation techniques Strategies to 8th-14th May 2017 Foyer of Middlesbrough 10am – 2pm The University recognised Mental Health Awareness Week by holding an event for staff to learn about Indian Head Massage and relaxation massages with Steve Dodds (Alumni Association) Advice was offered on how massage can support wellbeing with mini treatments also on Further bookable treatments were also taken for the 9th May 2017. All those attending were also entered into a prize draw to win a 60 minute treatment. The session was really popular with over 40 staff and students attending for a demonstration in relation techniques. Feedback included: “feedback was very positive with many asking for future booking opportunities” “one member of staff who has said that their shoulder pain and movement is much better already” Sexual Health Awareness Sexual Health / Risk Behaviour Awareness Sexual Health clinics, including screening for a range of sexually transmitted diseases Advice on the risk of ‘risk behaviours’ Throughout May 2017 Olympia Building clinics are provided by the Terence Higgins Trust and are completely free and confidential to all students and staff. Fruity Friday Healthy Eating Free Fruit in Staff Kitchen areas during lunch time Friday 26th May 2017
Clear on Cancer Event on women’s health: Breast Cancer Ovarian Cancer 25 and students attended the Women's Health Event with an interactive display focusing on cancer awareness with helpful advice and demonstrative models available to help recognise anything unusual. Katie Bannister, Macmillan Health Awareness and Early Diagnosis Facilitator was available during the event for any questions or queries. Feedback from the event included: “really useful demonstrations and helpful advice, thank you” World Heart Day Healthy Heart Checks NHS ‘Healthy Heart Check’ • aged 40 to 74 • has not suffered stroke or attack and does not have diabetes or kidney disease • is not currently taking medication for high blood pressure or a statin for Cholesterol • has not received an NHS Health Check in the last five years. 7th and 14th September 2017 In 16 staff members attended this event with 5 males and 11 females undergoing a check. Feedback from the event included: “something I have been meaning to do for some time” “clear feedback” Know Your Numbers Week Blood Pressure: Campaign for Know Your Numbers Blood Pressure Stations around the Campus for both staff and students. ‘Do you Know Your Numbers’ 18th -22nd September 2017 In total 53 staff members attended this event with 16 males and 37 females. The highest reading was 190/125. World Mental Health Day Dementia Awareness and Learn on Dementia Awareness 10th October 2017 M701 World Mental Health Day Supporting Mental Health in the Workplace Workshop on Mental Health in the Workplace 10th October 2017 TG.06 Festival of Wellbeing Mental Health Theme Various Activities 31st October 2017 to 27th November 2017
Treasurer’s Report £509.84 in the bank No money has arrived from the Consortium as yet Foxhall Development Update- D. Buchanan visited Waverley Court re the above proposed development The proposal will eventually go to Planning Committee for a decision It would appear that the Education Dept. is carefully assessing what future accommodation is required if this development goes ahead . Traffic coming out of the proposed development and turning right on the Burnshot Road would be very awkward D. Buchanan and N. Davidson put in a representation on behalf of KCC. Christmas in Kirkliston – The Switch-on of the curtain of lights at the War Memorial will take place the last Friday of November; the Gala Queen will switch the lights on There will be a small event including school children Switches on all the standards have been checked The lights have all been checked also – 25 altogether they will be switched on the Wednesday Any sponsorship will be displayed mainly at the crossroads Reports – see D. Buchanan to contact Cllrs K. Lang and L. Young re the Lib. Dems’ reports Sleigh – being checked over A.O.C.B. – Flu injection drop-in at Winchburgh Health Centre on Wed. 1st Nov between 9.00am and 12.30pm; 201 non-attenders at Kirkliston Health Centre in September; text reminders will be staring soon for patients with appointments Date of Next Meeting – Tuesday 28th November; Kirkliston Library; 7.00pm
Debate ensued. Question put. The House divided. Ayes 20 Mr Ajaka Mr Blair Mr Borsak Mr Brown Mr Colless * Ms Cusack Ms Ficarra Mr Gallacher Miss Gardiner Mr Gay Mr Green Mr Khan Mr Lynn Mr MacDonald Mr Mason-Cox Mrs Mitchell Revd Mr Nile Mrs Pavey Mr Pearce Dr Phelps * * Tellers Noes 17 Ms Barham Mr Buckingham Ms Cotsis Mr Donnelly Dr Faruqi Mr Foley Dr Kaye Mr Moselmane * Mr Primrose Mr Searle Mr Secord Ms Sharpe Mr Shoebridge Mr Veitch Ms Voltz * Mr Whan Mr Wong * Tellers Pairs Mr Clarke Ms Fazio Mrs Maclaren-Jones Ms Westwood Question resolved in the affirmative. Bill read a second time. Leave granted to proceed to the third reading of the bill forthwith. Standing orders having been suspended Tuesday 12 August 2014— Bill, on the motion of Mr Gay, read a third time. Bill returned to the Legislative Assembly without amendment. The Deputy President (Mr Khan) reported the following messages from the Legislative Assembly: (1) 2014 Mr PRESIDENT The Legislative Assembly having this day passed a Bill with the long title “An Act to amend the Crimes (High Risk Offenders) Act 2006 to make further provision for the supervision and detention of high risk sex offenders and high risk violent offenders; and for other purposes” presents the bill to the Legislative Council for its concurrence.
MOTION by Walters-Gill, SECONDED by Burns, to schedule a public hearing for the August 14, 2017 Planning Commission meeting for the purpose of reviewing the PMF Development/Site Plan. VOTE: Yes: Brown, Burns, McClellan, Seligson, Tungate, Walters-Gill No: None MOTION CARRIED Proposed text amendments to PMF District Vice Chairperson reference City Planner Rulkowski’s report dated July 5, 2017: Planned zoning districts such as the City’s PMF, Planned Multifamily District, allow for greater flexibility in site requirements. In keeping with some of the design principles discussed and incorporated during the Master Plan process, staff is proposing some minor amendments to the PMF Planned Multifamily District that would allow for even greater flexibility in this district. On the back of this page are the proposed PMF, Planned Multifamily District Standards for approval amendments. The process for approval of text changes to the Zoning Ordinance requires a Public Hearing to be scheduled. It is the recommendation of the Department of Community and Economic Development that the Planning Commission schedule a Public Hearing for the August 14th, 2017, regular meeting to consider these proposed changes. Vice Chairperson Brown expressed concern in having an undefined standard for setbacks. City Planner Rulkowski explained how with the desire and trend for housing to be closer to the front of the lot and giving the community a more walkable feel, these amendments would allow for more flexibility when it comes to specific projects and the determined setbacks for them. Commissioner Burns mentioned that when it comes to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation’s Redevelopment Ready Communities program, this is one of the areas that was identified where Oak Park could make some improvements. Commissioner McClellan further explained that with improvements like these, it would put City in a better position for receiving development grants. MOTION by Burns, SECONDED by McClellan, to schedule a public hearing for the August 14, 2017 Planning Commission meeting to consider the proposed changes to the Planned Multifamily District. VOTE: Yes: Brown, Burns, McClellan, Seligson, Tungate, Walters-Gill No: None MOTION CARRIED
72/2018.5 STREET FURNITURE It was RESOLVED that the Clerk would order a reconstituted plastic bench to replace the one outside Off the Rails, and that the audit would take place 18/7/18 beginning 10am. 73/2018 CORRESPONDENCE RESOLVED: To accept the correspondence list for June as presented. 74/2018 FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS Bridge Road drainage works Street furniture Loveshore Lane gravelling 75/2018 DATE OF NEXT MEETING RESOLVED: To note the date, time and venue of the and next monthly meeting which will be 4/9/18 at Yarmouth Town Hall, 6:30pm 76/2018 EXCLUSION OF THE PUBLIC AND PRESS RESOLVED: That in view of the confidential nature of the business about to be transacted it is advisable in the public interest that the public and press be temporarily excluded and they are instructed to withdraw. Signed................................................................................ (Town Mayor) Date.................................
A193/2008 DRAFT ACTION PLAN: WATERBERG BIOSPHERE RESERVE Item 7.3.2/21/2/2008 Resolved: THAT: The report of the Acting Manager Planning and Economic Development regarding the approval of the Action Plan for the Biosphere Reserve Conference be noted. Council approves and supports the Action Plan for the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve Committee comprised of the following: Waterberg District Municipality Waterberg Nature Reserve Waterberg Biosphere Reserve Limpopo Tourism and Parks, Department of Economic Development Environment and Tourism Developers around the Biosphere Department of Agriculture DPLG & H Lephalale, Modimolle, Mogalakwena, Thabazimbi, Mookgophong and Bela Bela Local Municipality. 3. Other relevant stakeholders including the Community Tourism Associations (CTA)`s be invited to constitute the committee.
B072/2008 QUARTERLY REPORT OF OCTOBER to DECEMBER 2007 FOR MUNICIPAL HEALTH SERVICE TO THE PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE Item 7.6.2/21/2/2008 Resolved: THAT: The report of Manager Social Development and Community Services be noted. The development of a convenient control measure be done for travelling and overtime claims. The award of car allowance to Municipal Health officials be investigated taking into account the budget and policy.
2016/2017 WATERBERG DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY YEAR PLANNER Ordinary & Special Council meetings Mayoral Committee meetings Portfolio Committee meetings Management meetings MPAC meetings Speakers Forums MMs Forums CFOs Forums IGR Forums 25 Aug 2016 11h00 13 Oct 2016 11h00 26 - 30 Sept 2016 11h00 & 14h00 06 July 2016 08h00 15 Sept 2016 11h00 08 Sept 2016 11h00 15 Sept 2016 11h00 20 Sept 2016 11h00 23 Sept 2016 08 December 14h00 24 Nov 2016 07 – 11/ Nov. 2016 11h00 & 14h00 11 Aug 2016 21 Jan 2017 10 Nov 2016 11h00 17 Nov 2016 11h00 22 Nov 2016 11h00 24 Nov 2016 26 January 14h00 23 Feb 2017 06 – 10 Feb 2017 11h00 & 14h00 14 Sept 2016 08h00 16 Mar 2017 11h00 12 Jan 2017 11h00 09 Feb 2017 11h00 14 Feb 2017 16 Feb 2017 23 February 11 May 11h00 24 – 28 Apr 2017 11h00 & 14h00 12 Oct 2016 08h00 18 May 2017 11h00 09 Mar 11h00 11 May 2017 1h00 16 May 2017 18 May 2017 10h00 23 March 14h00 16 Nov 2016 08h00 10 May 11h00 25 May 14h00 07 Dec 2016 01 Feb 2017 08h00 09 Mar 2017 08h00 05 Apr 2017 08h00 04 May 2017 08h00 06 June 2017 08h00
5.3.4 Program Planning Committee (ASM) The Committee met and has looked at programs in the works and programs being established that will come through CASC to EdCo. Correspondence Campus 2020 (JB): Jim has received no response to the EdCo letter to the Ministry. Information 7.1 As this was Dale’s last meeting, he was thanked for his participation and input on the Committee. Next Meeting: (tentative). A meeting needs to be held before summer months given the number of programs ready for CASC and the 30 day review or approval. Jim will send out a notice of meeting. Adjournment – the meeting was declared adjourned at . _____________________ Jim Bailey, Chair :fm
Cllr Hanif alluded to the point he raised earlier in the meeting about feedback information from the police and how it should be presented and what type of information the Community Council would find helpful. Action: Community Council to give feedback to Cllr Hanif to raise at meeting He also spoke about young offenders who commit offences five or more times to be offered a new route to stay out of trouble and this has been welcomed by parents. Bedbugs/Cockroaches - issues casework increasing and being dealt with by the appropriate department. Issues raised with people feeding pigeons and could Public Health deal with it. Mr Kerr said unless there were being fed copious other foods and not in feeders and if there was a vermin issue they would have words with the person feeding them but in general there isn't much they could do about it. The Acting Chairperson thanked the guests for their attendance. Secretary Report The secretary advised there wasn't much correspondence and that he was still settling into the post. Mail In GCC Community Resource Centre Area Partnership re: Member to attend meetings - Action: Agenda for next meeting Report from Scottish Fire and rescue - print out provided for members to read and anyone wishing a copy emailed to give their details to the secretary Mail Out Email sent to MSP re: Landlord/Letting Agents being Licensed Email sent to Govanhill law Centre (which bounced back - will resend letter) Treasurer Report
12. Application for 50/50 with the Oilers has been sent in and waiting to hear from them. 13. Office reception job – received 9 applications and have hired Jeanette Wagner and she is to start August 27/2012. 14. Ice issues with the city – only 2 ice surfaces until October 1/2012 then the Servus Sports Center will be up and running. 15. Evaluations will be at the Russ Robertson and the Civic Center 16. teams for September will take early mornings till all arenas up and running. Then they will go back to normal times when all arenas up and running. 17. Press release with McDonald’s for the Atom jersey program went well today. REPORTS: Financial – Darrell & Glenda Manager’s Report – Darrell Executive Meeting Minutes – as circulated to board. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Adjournment: moved to adjourn by Melinda Haggart at 8:20 p.m. Second: Rachel Horbach Carried
Motion was made in giving the directors an additional option for them to post evaluations results on our website after the intersquad games Motion by: Christine Spasoff Seconded by: Brad Schoettler 17 for, 0 ABSTAINED, 0 AGAINST REPORTS: Financial Reports – Glenda & Darrell Managers Report – Darrell Executive Meeting Minutes – Darrell ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Directors to be presented with information on making teams on RAMP website for coaches and managers after this meeting. Adjournment: to adjourn at 9:30 p.m.
MCTS Meeting on 4th May, 2012 St. No Name and Designation Departemt Contact No email-id 1 Sandip Parmar SDD Children Home Matruchhaya Nadiad 9898011622 2 Neetaben Shukla Asst. Director Social Def.Dept. Gandhinagar 3 Mayank Trivedi Superintendent Children Home Ahmedabad 9824944100 4 Nirav Dave Superintendent Children Home Rajkot 9426854571 5 A.F.Patel SDO Himatnagar Dist 9879075650 6 Vijay Christian Programme Managaer Gandhinagar 9033573798 7 Upadhyay Programme Officer SARA, GSCPS, Gandhinagar 9974093599 8 Prakash Trivedi SDO Amreli Dist 9428711990 9 Sahadev K Ishrani SDO Jamnagar Dist 9824294670 10 Dr.Jagdish patel Chariman CWC- Surat 9662500625 11 Komal Sharma Trainee Officer GSCPS, Gandhinagar 9227362236 12 Hiral D Pandya Project Officer SPSU, GSCPS, Gandhinagar 9904978735 13 Lolichen P.J UNICEF UNICEF 9909011264 14 R.S.Patel IAS Director of Social Defence Dept 9978405578 15 Anil Pratham IGP CID, Crime Branch Gandhinagar 9978405257 16 Devendra H Bhatt Dy.Secratory Social Justice Dpt. 9824169972 - 17 Milan Motavar Project Manager GIL, Gandhinagar 9726351115
18 Anil S Patni Missing Cell CID, Branch Gandhinagar 8980047154 19 M.N.Modi Under Secratory Home Dept. uscompl.home 20 Mr. Qureshi Under Secratory SJ&ED, Gandhinagar 9924317084 - 21 Rajnish Mahajan Sr. Tech. Trivedi NIC, Gandhinagar 9426477266 22 Shah Principal Systorms Analisist NIC, Gandhinagar 9427600830 23 Dr. S.S.Singh Technical Director NIC, Gandhinagar 9873549889 24 Rot Rameshchandra Kalaji DCPO- Ahmedabad DCPU- Ahmedabad 9825590465 25 Amit Vasava DCPU- Vadodara 9879487248 26 Bharat Nakum Project Officer SPSU- Gandhinagar 9924025050 27 Smt. Deenaben Patel Dp.Director Social Defence Dept. 9427012433 28 Mehul Patel Engaqement Manager Mastek.Ltd 9662545351 29 Jamaluddin A. Saiyad Section Officer SJ&ED 9898162266 30 Dhruv Joshi Technical SJ&ED 9909944394 31 Hemalee SJ&ED 9825446666 32 Dr. Gautam DD NIC, Delhi 09811119633 - 33 Mr. Subaoto Scientist NIC, Delhi 09434251445 -
Tim – different of physio, does not cost more to go to the Alex on the NHS Mike – is it cast iron that if providers don’t pass quality hurdles they do not get anywhere? Tim – look at : Is it Safe? Is it delivering every standard? - Stepping Hill never meets this. And How can we reward excellence – rare.. If one CCG in the country says a service is safe then that provider cannot be excluded under Any Qualified Provider rules Working with the local authority, they look at things differently, where can cut costs? CCG – can’t do that as it is peoples lives. Never clear cut on cost. Eg IVF not life threatening or can patients only have one knee done in a lifetime? Has been considered Jacky – cost effective to have counsellors in GP practices eg as in Blackpool Tim – wants a pilot based in a few practices Will Stockport lose influence with DevoManc? The CCG is told what to do by NHS England. Manchester will now tell the CCG what to do. The decision making powers will be local which is a positive Downside – less decision making happens, some decisions will now be made at GM level instead of in Stockport. Dr Gill and Gaynor Mullins are trying to prevent this Stockport population is ageing so need to invest in things like dementia, GM wide people are dying of cardiovascular disease, if Manchester says have to concentrate on this then have to even if not a major problem in Stockport. Stockport cannot veto board decisions. There are different priorities in different areas Paul – concerned about this, the government devolved this and it is not necessarily for good practice. Important that the CCG keeps looking at quality Mike – how much annually do the CCG pay on procurement? Tim – 2% of budget on everyday work ( £6 million), need procurement experts. Working hard not to have many lawyers and consultants as advice is over valued Sheila – Stepping Hill “ saved”, guaranteed ED department and acute surgery Healthier Together oversold it – fuss about nothing Tim – evidence that specialist centres work eg Salford and the MRI have top level trauma centres. No plans to reduce ED departments
Minutes of Patient Participation Group Epping Close Surgery Wednesday 18 May 2016 4pm Meeting held at Kennedy House Room 1 Present: Jayne Roe – Practice Manager Lynn Stimson – Manager ACE Practices Rosemary Fish – Assistant Practice Manager Mrs M Horsman Mr A Horsman Verity Coulthard Ben Carroll Lisa Watkinson Marcelle Hagger Apologies – Angela Chapman, Ron Cartland, Maureen Rockall, Surgery Premises Update – No updates. Project Manager appointed and meetings regarding CCG and NHS England with business case now reviewed re moving to Kennedy House but no meetings yet. Plan still to re-locate Frinton Road, Epping Close and Great Clacton to Kennedy House. Lease now gone back to Dr Fityan so Epping Close Surgery to continue at Old Renal Unit. Press release was sent out but AH concerned that not all patients had been informed. Lynn to ensure that all patients are informed with a new notice. Terms of Reference – carried over from last month. Terms of reference to be circulated from other PPGs. Lynn needs the Group to decide their purpose. BC to get information from Colchester PPG meetings. LS request that meetings need to be more formal. Nominations required. Jayne to email requesting Chair, Vice Chair and Secretary. Discuss nominations at next meeting.
surgery is also free for Epping Close patients to use. It is the car park that has fencing around it. Bus Route – Maureen Rockall has been liaising with Colin Sargent who is pursuing a Valley Bridge Road bus route. Number 5 which is every other bus (First Buses) and number 135 (Hedingham Coaches) Friends & Family (F&F) – At Epping Close we try to encourage the patients to complete a feedback card called ‘friends and family’. This is fed back to ACE. The members felt that feedback on the results of F&F at each PPG meeting would be informative. PPG board in waiting room – It was felt that the group would like their own PPG display board in the waiting room to display information and to try and encourage new members. Jayne to implement. Date of next meeting: 16th November 2016 at 16.00 Meeting Room A in the Kennedy House building.