Notification of Non-Acceptance Sample Clauses

Notification of Non-Acceptance. 2 When an employee has applied for a vacancy or open position and was not selected for 3 that position, the employee shall be notified in person or in writing. Upon the employee's 4 request, a conference shall be scheduled by the Superintendent or designee to discuss the 5 reasons for denial.
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Notification of Non-Acceptance. If HUD determines that, based on the re- view of the evidence of completion and inspection, the unit(s) cannot be ac- cepted, the Owner must be promptly notified of this decision and the rea- sons and steps shall be taken imme- diately to rescind the sale, or such other action deemed appropriate by HUD. [44 FR 70365, Dec. 6, 1979, as amended at 52 FR 1896, Jan. 15, 1987; 58 FR 43723, Aug. 17, 1993; 64 FR 50227, Sept. 15, 1999] § 886.334 Execution of housing assist- ance payments contract.
Notification of Non-Acceptance. Unsuccessful bargaining unit applicants for a vacancy shall be notified in writing of not being selected for the vacancy. An employee applicant who is not granted a promotion under Paragraph 2c of this section shall, upon request, be granted a meeting with the Superintendent or designee to discuss the reasons for not being selected for the vacancy.
Notification of Non-Acceptance. If HUD determines that, based on the review of the evidence of completion and inspection, the unit(s) cannot be accepted, the Owner must be promptly notified of this decision and the reasons and steps shall be taken immediately to rescind the sale, or such other action deemed appropriate by HUD. Page 4 (a) Time of execution. Upon acceptance of the unit(s) by HUD pursuant to § 886.333(f), the contract will be executed first by the Owner and then by HUD. The effective date must be no earlier than the HUD inspection which provides the basis for unconditional acceptance. (b) Changes in initial contract rents during rehabilitation. (1) The Contract Rents established pursuant to § 886.310 and 24 CFR part 290 will be the Contract Rents on the effective date of the Contract except under the following circumstances: (i) When, during rehabilitation, work items are discovered which could not reasonably have been anticipated by HUD or are necessitated by an unforeseen change in local codes or ordinances; were not listed in the work write-up prepared by HUD but are deemed by HUD, in writing, to be necessary work; and will require additional expenditures which would make the rehabilitations infeasible at the Contract Rents established in the Agreement. Under these circumstances, HUD will: (A) Approve a change order to the rehabilitation contract, or amend the work write-up if there is no rehabilitation contract, specifying the additional work to be accomplished and the additional cost for this work, (B) Recompute the Contract Rents, within the limits specified in paragraph (b)(4) of this section, based upon the revised cost estimate, and (C) Prepare and execute an amendment to the Agreement stating the additional work required and the revised Contract Rents. (ii) When the actual cost of the rehabilitation performed is less than that estimated in the calculation of Contract Rents for the Agreement. (iii) When, due to unforeseen factors, the actual certified relocation payments made by the Owner to temporarily relocated Families varies from the cost estimated by HUD. (2) Should changes occur as specified in paragraph (b)(1) (ii) or (iii) (either an increase or decrease), HUD may recalculate the Contract Rents and amend the Contract or Agreement, as appropriate, to reflect the revised rents. The rents shall not be recalculated based on increased costs to maintain rents at the Section 8 level during the rehabilitation period. (3) HUD must review and approve the Owner's cert...
Notification of Non-Acceptance. If DCHA determines that, based on the review of the evidence of completion and inspection, any unit is not accepted, the Owner shall be promptly notified of this decision and the reasons.
Notification of Non-Acceptance. If HUD determines that, based on the review of the Grantee’s certification of completion and/or HUD’s inspection report, the project or portion thereof cannot be accepted, the Grantee shall be promptly notified of this decision with a statement of the reasons.
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