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82. REMC Association Of Michigan - Leadership
laws of the State of michigan and is religious, scientific, literary and educational purposes, including Code ), as amended, and its accompanying regulations.
http://www.remc.org/bylaw.htm
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Bylaws of the Regional Educational Media Center
Association of Michigan. ARTICLE I: NAME
The name of this organization shall be the Regional Educational Media Center Association of Michigan, Inc. ("REMCAM").
ARTICLE II: PURPOSE
The purpose of REMCAM shall be:
To promote the use, design, development, and efficient management of media to enhance the Michigan goals of education for K-12 learners. To provide leadership and a united voice in gaining
support for educational media programs, especially through
the REMC system. To develop and implement cooperative projects which promote further cost-effective services. To enhance professional capabilities of members.

83. Regulations On Indecent TV Programming - Bright House Networks Michigan
Offers (866) 8989101. michigan Â· Home Community decisions and the FCC s regulations interpret the aside channels for public, educational, and governmental
http://michigan.mybrighthouse.com/community/empowerViewers/regulations
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Regulations on Indecent TV Programming
Any discussion of indecency on television should take place in the context of the applicable laws and the limitations the First Amendment places on government regulation of speech. The Communications Act prohibits both broadcasters and cable operators from showing obscene programming on cable systems. However, the Act treats cable operators and broadcasters differently as to their responsibilities to restrict indecent programming because of fundamental differences between broadcast and cable TV having to do with the fact that broadcasters deliver their programming over the public airwaves, that cable solely is subscription-based, and that cable customers have the ability to control unwanted programming. Broadcast indecency is prohibited under the U.S. Criminal Code. Court decisions and the FCC's regulations interpret the prohibition to bar indecent programming between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., when there is a reasonable risk of children in the audience. "Indecent" programming for these purposes is considered to be "language or material that, in context, depicts or describes, in terms patently offensive as measured by contemporary community standards for the broadcast medium, sexual or excretory activities or organs." As explained on the FCC's website, "The statutory prohibition against indecency does not apply to programming aired on cable-only channels." Rather, cable operators are required to provide customers a variety of technical options to prevent the viewing of unwanted indecent programming in the home. The subscription nature of cable, and the ability and responsibility to provide tools to block unwanted programming, differentiate cable from broadcasting, which is received free and unfiltered over the air. As the U.S. Supreme Court found in

84. ASHI - State Home Inspector Regulatory Legislation
60 hours of prelicense education from an education provider approved Home Inspector Examination and a section concerning Illinois statutes and regulations.
http://www.ashi.com/customers/state.asp
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Existing State Home Inspector Regulatory Legislation
Alabama Licensure (Act 2002-517) Requires individuals performing home inspections to become licensed by the Alabama Building Commission. The Alabama Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics (see Home Inspectors Rules and Applications ) is adopted from the ASHI Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. The Alabama Building Commission gratefully acknowledges ASHI's consent. The Building Commission adopted the National Home Inspection Examination to assess minimum competence. The bill also outlines educational and experiential requirements to become licensed, sets license fees and insurance requirements, and defines penalties under which licensure may be suspended or revoked. This law replaces Act 96-574. For more information or a copy of the statute contact the Alabama Building Commission , (334) 242-4810, (334) 242-4182 fax, e-mail buildcom@bc.state.al.us

85. U.S. Universities, Colleges, English Language Programs, Summer Schools, Executiv
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86. GLARRC
The NSPD currently holds state department of education rules and regulations for Special education. Use the following Searches
http://www.glarrc.org/Resources/NSPD.cfm
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National State Policy Database (NSPD)
A collaborative project of the National Association of State Directors of Special Education and the . This work is funded in part by the U.S. Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) The NSPD currently holds state department of education rules and regulations for Special Education. Use the following Searches: Command Based Query Menu Based Query Plain English Query Displays a text entry box in which you enter the words or phrases that you wish to locate combined with search operators Searches are entered by typing in words or phrases and choosing options from a menu Type in exactly what you need to know in plain English Help State and National Regulations Available for Search (use queries above) or for Download (click on individual states below) In most cases, state regulations have been translated to PDF by GLARRC. These files, available below for download, are NOT the official legal files. For the official copy of each state's regulations, please contact the state education agency.

87. Community Planning And Zoning Resources
The michigan Society of Planning is developing a series of eight educational, how to with alternatives to existing land development regulations that, when
http://www.planningmi.org/resources/toc_resources.htm
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Home Site Map Search Links ... What's New Smart Growth This brand new section includes Smart Growth Resources you can download and implement in your community, including the PAL funded Smart Growth Tactics series, MSP's New Directions Study, policy platforms for billboard regulations, and the Society's policy platform and implementation guidelines. MSP Releases New Directions Research Study! Download your copy of New Directions: Recommendations for Planning, Zoning, and Subdivision Law in Michigan. New Directions is the definitive word on changes to state law necessary to modernize the primary land use statutes. The Society wishes to thank the W. K. Kellogg Foundation though its People and Land (PAL) program for funding this research project. MSP Adopts New Policy Platform for Billboard Regulation The Michigan Society of Planning's Government Relations Committee has developed a new draft policy platform (view in either pdf or word format) on Billboard Regulation. Adopted by the board, the Society is requesting that our members review and provide comments. Policy Platform At the November 2002 retreat, the Michigan Society of Planning's board of directors approved the implementation guidelines for the new planning and zoning laws that were passed in 2001. The guidelines may now be used by communities to implement the new planning laws locally. These implementation guidelines represent the Society's recommended approach to fulfilling community obligations under the new planning laws.

88. 5/11 - LOCAL COMMENT: Groundwater Regulations Guard Against Overuse, Misuse
Jennifer Granholm s newly proposed regulation of groundwater Citizens and businesses of michigan must demand is posted for nonprofit educational purposes, in
http://www.greatlakesdirectory.org/mi/051104__great_lakes.htm
Great Lakes Article:
LOCAL COMMENT: Groundwater regulations guard against overuse, misuse
By Jim Olson
Detroit Free Press
May 11, 2004 Water moves in a cycle, falling from the sky, percolating into soil, flowing to river or lake, transpiring through leaf and evaporating back to sky. Drawing on the reality that it is movable by its nature, as a basic legal principle water is not owned by anyone. We do have the right to use it, but the right must be exercised reasonably. It is in effect a commons to be shared. As with any common or public resource such as air, parkland or cultural heritage its shared use requires limits, the most fundamental of which is to ensure the public resource is not diminished or destroyed. But what happens if a person or corporation claims exclusive ownership of water, and diverts and sells it elsewhere?

89. MACRAO FERPA Regulations
Act Informational Guidelines for michigan Colleges and Educational Records include any records in the matter of institutional policy and/or state regulation.
http://www.macrao.org/FERPA.htm
FERPA MACRAO Newsletter MACRAO Directory Online Lookup
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Last Revision: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 FERPA Brochure PDF (2004) tri-fold FERPA Brochure PDF (2004) regular

90. Michigan Center Schools Technology Acceptable Use Policy And Regulations
regulations. michigan Center School District is responsible for the management of the uses to allow access to information technologies for educational purposes.
http://scnc.mcps.k12.mi.us/policy.htm
MICHIGAN CENTER SCHOOLS ELECTRONIC INFORMATION ACCESS AND USE POLICY

Michigan Center School District encourages and strongly promotes the use of electronic information technologies in educational endeavors. The district provides access to information resources available in a variety of electronic formats and for the d evelopment of information management skills. Together these allow learners to access current and relevant resources, provide the opportunity to communicate in a technologically rich environment and assist them to become responsible, self-directed, life-l ong learners.
Approved: 4/17/96
REGULATIONS

Michigan Center School District is responsible for the management of the structure, hardware and software that the district uses to allow access to information technologies for educational purposes. These include
a. Assigning and removing of member accounts on the network(s);
b. Maintenance and repair of equipment that comprise the network(s);
c. Selection of software that the network will support;
d. Electronic Information Access and Use Policy;

91. Council For Advancement And Support Of Education - Public Policy Update: Issues
free speech and that state regulation of fund over $250,000 they receive to the Department of education. University of michigan Cases; Gratz v. Bollinger and
http://www.case.org/Content/Miscellaneous/Display.cfm?contentItemID=1929

92. MTU Accounting Services
federal and state regulations, with university michigan Technological University is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Educational Institution Address
http://www.admin.mtu.edu/acct/dept/tax/
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This area of Accounting Services coordinates the submission of various university tax filings. This area also monitors and promotes compliance with relevant Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and State of Michigan Regulations. Our responsibilities include:
Nonresident Alien Tax Information-Various IRS tax forms and tax treaty information Form 990T -Unrelated Business Income Tax (UBIT) Preparation and issuance of Form1099-MISC - This may include payments made for independent contractors, medical payments, attorney fees, royalties, rents, prizes and awards. Preparation and issuance of and 1042-S - This may include payments made to international independent contractors, visiting scholars, and students, and applicable federal tax withheld. Preparation and submission of - Employee benefits Preparation and submission of IPEDS- MTU Financial data reporting Determine taxability of moving reimbursements, employee assistance and TRIP benefits.

93. HCAM Publications, Health Care Association Of Michigan, News And Updates
ID Theft Consumer Alert The attorney general has initiated a campaign against indentity theft, especially for michigan s elderly.
http://www.hcam.org/publications.cfm?news_Type=4

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