DOD (Overseas Teachers)); state governments (States of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire and the Territory of the Virgin Islands); independent authorities (Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, New York City Housing Authority, Boston Housing Authority, Massachusetts Port Authority; Massachusetts Turnpike Authority; Virgin Islands Port

DOD (Overseas Teachers)); state governments (States of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maine, New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire and the Territory of the Virgin Islands); independent authorities (Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority, Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, New York City Housing Authority, Boston Housing Authority, Massachusetts Port Authority; Massachusetts Turnpike Authority; Virgin Islands Port

In the case of employees of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, the employer shall mean the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. In the case of employees of the Suffolk county sheriff's department, employer shall mean the sheriff of Suffolk county or any individual who is designated by him to represent him or act in his interest in dealing with such employees.

In the case of employees of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, the employer shall mean the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. In the case of employees of the Suffolk county sheriff's department, employer shall mean the sheriff of Suffolk county or any individual who is designated by him to represent him or act in his interest in dealing with such employees.

.; see also Springfield School Committee, 29 MLC 106, 111 (2002), citing, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, 19 MLC 1778, 1779 (1993). The petition in Case No. CAS-11-1091 relates to positions in the Commissions finance department, all of which were created or modified during the term of the previous collective bargaining agreement, which expired on September 30, 2010.

.; see also Springfield School Committee, 29 MLC 106, 111 (2002), citing, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, 19 MLC 1778, 1779 (1993). The petition in Case No. CAS-11-1091 relates to positions in the Commissions finance department, all of which were created or modified during the term of the previous collective bargaining agreement, which expired on September 30, 2010.

Advisors: The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority controls the key Sudbury Aqueduct corridor and the Gatehouse. Fred Laskey, the MWRA executive director, walked the aqueduct trail with Mayor Spicer in November and is very involved in finding solutions. The MBTA owns the rail yards and tracks. Ryan Coholan is our primary contact and advisor. CSX holds the lease for the rail yards.

The City pays the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority (MWRA) for every gallon of water that enters the sewer system regardless of its source.

Regular permitting and coordination is required to undertake our mission with other Framingham Departments such as Conservation, Fire, and Board of Health as well as outside entities such at the MassDEP, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA), Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), and Eversource among others. 55 Many of the day to day activities accomplished by

Based on information from various environmental reports filed with MassDEP and on the Citys Assessors database, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA), not the City, is the owner of the parcel identified by the Citys Assessors office as 129-37-1555-000 and designated as 229 Arthur Street, which is subject to the AUL in the above-referenced notices.

Based on information from various environmental reports filed with MassDEP and on the Citys Assessors database, the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA), not the City, is the owner of the parcel identified by the Citys Assessors office as 129-37-1555-000 and designated as 229 Arthur Street, which is subject to the AUL in the above-referenced notices.

We have included a summary of billing structures used by other Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) communities. Review of eligibility criteria for the Citys Water and Sewer Discount Program BACKGROUND WATER & SEWER ENTERPRISE FUND The Water and Sewer Enterprise Fund functions as a unique set of accounts with the majority of revenue generated by user fees (water and sewer bills based on the users water consumption).

Regular permitting and coordination is required to undertake our mission with other Framingham Departments such as Conservation, Fire, and Board of Health as well as outside entities such at the MassDEP, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA), Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), and Eversource among others. 55 Many of the day to day activities accomplished by

Regular permitting and coordination is required to undertake our mission with other Framingham Departments such as Conservation, Fire, and Board of Health as well as outside entities such at the MassDEP, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA), Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), and Eversource among others. 55 Many of the day to day activities accomplished by

Ground Lease Tenant understands that during the lease term or until expiration of the postclosure monitoring period, as described in 310 CMR 19.142 (2), Ground Lessor shall undertake leachate monitoring of the landfill and filing of required reports with the Massachusetts Water Resource Authority (MWRA). Further, the Ground Lease Tenant will notify the City in the event of a bankruptcy of the Ground Lease Tenant.

In the case of employees of the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, the employer shall mean the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority. In the case of employees of the Suffolk county sheriff's department, employer shall mean the sheriff of Suffolk county or any individual who is designated by him to represent him or act in his interest in dealing with such employees.

Compare, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Council 93, 67 Mass. App. Ct. 726 (2006), where the court ruled that a collective bargaining agreement requiring the Authority to pay 85% of the health insurance premium was superseded by a statute setting the contribution rate at 75%.

Local 589, Amalgamated Transit Union, 406 Mass. 36 (1989) .. eee ec cece eee eee Massachusetts Coalition of Police, Northborough, 416 252 (1993) Mass. 13 ii Local 165 ene ee 5, v Massachusetts Water Resources Authority v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Council 93 67 Mass. App. Ct. 726 (2006) .... ccc National Assn. of Gov t. Employees Commonwealth, 419 Mass, 448, 452, cert. denied, 515 U.S. 1161 (1995) Rooney v.