41. Tex. Att'y Gen. Op. No. GA-0152 (2004) -- Greg Abbott Administration Re Whether a county clerk may charge a Fee for posting an Open Meetings Actnotice (RQ0099-GA) Greg ABBOTT Attorney General of Texas. BARRY MCBEE http://www.oag.state.tx.us/opinions/op50abbott/ga-0152.htm

February 19, 2004 The Honorable Travis J. Koehn Austin County Criminal District Attorney One East Main Bellville, Texas 77418-1598 Opinion No. GA-0152 Re: Whether a county clerk may charge a fee for posting an Open Meetings Act notice ( RQ-0099-GA Dear Mr. Koehn: You ask about "the authority of a county clerk to charge a reasonable fee to a governmental body for receiving, posting and retaining notices required by the Open Meetings Act." The Open Meetings Act (the "Act") requires that a "governmental body shall give written notice of the date, hour, place, and subject of each meeting held by the governmental body." Tex. Gov't Code Ann. § 551.041 (Vernon 1994); see also id. § 551.001(3) (Vernon Supp. 2004) (defining "governmental body" to include a county commissioners court, a municipal governing body, a deliberative body classified as a department, agency, or political subdivision of a county or municipality, a school district board of trustees, a county board of education, the governing board of a special district created by law, and water districts). The Act expressly states where notice shall be posted, although posting requirements vary according to the particular governing body posting notice. See id.

42. Tex. Att'y Gen. Op. No. GA-0239 (2004) -- Greg Abbott Administration You indicate that the license renewal Fee is set by the Board at $150 per year . Greg ABBOTT Attorney General of Texas. BARRY MCBEE http://www.oag.state.tx.us/opinions/op50abbott/ga-0239.htm

August 25, 2004 Ms. Sandy Smith Executive Director Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying 7701 North Lamar, Suite 400 Austin, Texas 78752 Opinion No. GA-0239 Re: Whether the Board of Professional Land Surveying may establish a "retired status" category for its registrants, set a reduced renewal fee, and waive continuing education requirements for those individuals RQ-0191-GA Dear Ms. Smith: You ask whether the Board of Professional Land Surveying (the "Board") may establish a "retired status" category for its registrants, set a reduced renewal fee, and waive continuing education requirements for those individuals. Chapter 1071 of the Occupations Code, the Professional Land Surveyors Practices Act, governs the regulation of the practice of land surveying. Subchapter B thereof establishes the Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying, composed of nine members, including a commissioner, who is "the commissioner of the General Land Office." Tex. Occ. Code Ann. §§ 1071.002(2), .051(a) (Vernon 2004). The remaining eight members of the Board are appointed by the governor based "on the recommendation of the commissioner," and "with the advice and consent of the senate."

43. Computation Advisory Committee Greg Meier inquired about the future distribution of Fee to College of Engineering.Kevan Flaming inquired about how the students at ISU would be informed http://www.iastate.edu/~cac/Minutes/CAC_Committee_Minutes/Academic_year_1999_00/

Minutes of September 9, 1999 Meeting Faculty Members Present: Mikesch Muecke, Ann Thompson, Peter Siegel, Alvin Day, Michael Whiteford, Arnold Cowan, Ann Marie Fiore, William Meeker, Joseph Chen, Kevan Flaming, Philip Spike, George Covert Student Members Present: Brad Powers, Heidi Herold, Michael Whaley, Julie Rens, Borislav Simov, Ting-May Liao Ex-Officio: Mike Bowman, John Kingland, Mike Doran, Renuka Chadha Guest: Greg Meier The meeting was called to order by Committee Chair, Ann Thompson, at 5:10 p.m. in Room 144 Durham. She welcomed the committee members and there was a brief introduction of each committee member. An attendance sheet was circulated among the members present. Copies of minutes of April 29, 1999 meeting were distributed. Ann Thompson asked for corrections in the minutes. The minutes were approved unanimously. Comments from Chair: Ann Thompson emphasized the importance of having equal representation of students and faculty on Computation Advisory Committee. She asked members to contact her (or Renuka) to get any issue discussed on the agenda for the subsequent CAC meetings. Ann Thompson reported that a special CAC meeting was held on August 26, 1999. At the end of the last year, CAC had decided to discuss the possibility of a significant raise in Student Computer Fee. Over the summer of 1999, Computer Fee Adjustment Subcommittee came out with a proposal to increase SCF. She mentioned that on page 2 of the proposal, the proposed increase had been suggested from $51 to $90/semester. She then asked Brad Powers to comment on the activities of this subcommittee. Brad Powers mentioned that he met with Matt Craft, the President of GSB and a meeting had been arranged with GSB for the coming Wednesday, September 15, 1999. He would prepare a presentation for that meeting and this presentation would also be posted on the web. He invited CAC members to be present in that meeting in order to explain and answer questions regarding the increase in student computer fee.

44. Fees No Fees, but encourage voluntary contributions? (Greg Crew, Dec. 30) Fee based,and 2. NonFee based? (Greg Crew, Dec. 30) http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/mac/fees.htm

MAC Bulletin Board This working document reflects the ongoing progress of queries and comments by members of the ICANN Membership Advisory Committee and other contributors. It does not represent final conclusions or recommendations of the committee or its members; indeed, many members have suggested various conflicting alternative approaches for consideration. Where possible, contributions are identified by author and date. To contribute to the Membership Advisory Committee process, please subscribe to its public discussion list . Or, post a comment corresponding to an individual discussion topic or question by clicking on the corresponding . (View all such comments here Topic: Fees/Costs Last updated on 17 January 1999 by Molly Shaffer Van Houweling, committee staff Question Outline 4.0 FEES/COSTS Should members pay (annual subscription, buy shares?) (Greg Crew, Dec. 26) If not, what consideration will create binding obligations? How will fees be collected? Should fees be uniform or graduated? (Diane Cabell, Dec. 26) Are there securities laws or other issues that arise as a result of charging fees? (Mike Weinberg, Jan. 1)

45. Creative Cow - Read Post - Business & Marketing Unlimited editing Fee by Greg on Jul 15, 2005 at 11653 pm. Re Unlimited editingFee by Leo Ticheli on Jul 15, 2005 at 14537 pm http://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=17&postid=854667

46. Creative Cow - Read Post - Art Of The Edit Unlimited editing Fee. by Greg on Jul 15, 2005 at 11819 pm. Re Unlimitedediting Fee. by colourblind on Jul 15, 2005 at 15922 pm http://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?forumid=27&postid=854693

47. WAM, Werlinich Asset Management, Independent, Fee Only, Investment Advisor, Mone Feeonly discretionary investment management services nationwide. WAM isproud to say that since the fall of 2002, Greg Werlinich has been a http://www.waminvest.com/cms/WAM_aw_wtv.htm

Home Contact Us View LifePlan Brochure Read Latest Newsletter See Also: Why Choose WAM Newsletters President's Messages WAM on TV ... WAM in Print WAM is proud to say that since the fall of 2002, Greg Werlinich has been a frequent guest analyst on the Fox News cable channel. In fact, Greg has become a regular contributor to shows like "Your World with Neil Cavuto", which is the number 1 rated business cable news show in the country. Every subscriber to WAM's "News and Views" newsletter receives an email notice before each appearance. We also flash a notice of upcoming shows on the Home Page so you can mark your calendars. Please take a moment to view some of Greg's recent appearances by clicking on the links below. These video clips are best viewed with a broadband connection. In December of 2002, Greg Werlinich made his first appearance as a guest analyst in the "Makers and Breakers" segment of the Fox News show "Forbes on Fox". View the video. On November 10, 2003, Greg Werlinich made his first appearance as a guest analyst on the Fox News show "Your World with Neil Cavuto". View the video.

48. Greg Gumbel - Nationwide Speakers Bureau Greg’S INFO. Fee Category C; $15001 to $25000 Note that Fees are subject to change.Please check with your Nationwide agent for updated Fee info. Book Greg http://www.nationwidespeakers.com/speaker/95

Switch to Find A Speaker Search our speakers' bios for keywords: Site Search Select a speaker: 5th Dimension, The Abbott, Jim Adams, Scott Afterburners, The Alcott, Amy Aldrin, Buzz Alessandra, Tony Allen, Marcus Allison, Stacy Alston, John Alvarez, Barry Amatt, John Anderson, Kare Anderson, Louie Anderson, Sparky Andrews, Andy Archer, Ron Armstrong, Lance Armstrong, Neil Armstrong-Kelly, Linda Asmus, Barry Austin, Emory Austin, Nancy Austin, Tracy Azinger, Paul Bachrach, Bill Baker, Dusty Ballard, Robert Bancroft, Ann Barad, Jill Barlow, Ed Barrage Barrera, Rick Barry, Dave Bayless, Rick Beach Boys, The Bean, Alan Beckwith, Harry Belichick, Bill Benincasa, Robyn Bergquist, Jim Bergstein, Milton Berman, Chris Berry, Bertice Berry, Leonard Bethel, Sheila Bhatia, Sabeer Billick, Brian Bird, Larry Biro, Brian Blair, Bonnie Blanchard, Ken Blatnick, Jeff Bleier, Rocky Blumenthal, Ira Boneham, Rupert Booth, Nate Bouton, Jim Bowden, Bobby Bowen, Martin Bowles, Sheldon Bradt, Gary Brady, Ray Brady, Shelly Brady, Wayne Branson, Richard Brenly, Bob Brennan, Charles Brenner, David

49. Greg Martin Auctions - Auction & Appraisal Specialists - Fine Arms And Armor - A Greg Martin Auctions intends to make selling at auction an easy, Each consignmentis considered unique and worthy of a custom Fee structure reflecting http://www.gmartin-auctions.com/gma/sellers.html

Insurance Appraisal Services Sales Commission Museum Services ... Deaccession Greg Martin Auctions intends to make selling at auction an easy, streamlined and always personal experience. This starts with the estimate. Our experts can accurately identify and determine the current market value of your Property for sale at auction. To schedule a complimentary, confidential auction value appraisal, please call (800) 509-1988 or (415) 537-3800. We can also do preliminary evaluations of property shown in photographs. Please send prints to Greg Martin Auctions 660 Third Street, Suite 100 San Francisco, California 94107 or send digital images by email to appraisals@gregmartinauctions.com , or use our online submission form . Once you have been given an evaluation of your Property and you decide to consign the Property to Greg Martin Auctions to be sold in the next appropriate sale, a contract detailing your inventory, including the agreed upon reserve price and the auction estimates, will be prepared and signed by both parties. Then, GMA will assist with arranging transportation of your item(s) to the auction house. After the auction, GMA staff will inform you of the sale of your Property and its selling price within thirty days of the auction, and will document that sale and send you a check less any agreed-upon fees and commissions within thirty days. Should your

50. Document Library National Travel is charging a $12 transaction Fee. Greg said Jennifer has graciouslyagreed to help us. One glitch is that if you purchase a United Airlines http://www.ce9.uscourts.gov/Web/OCELibra.nsf/0/a7ca61ea6c09f59c8825684e007c670c?

51. Dentist Search And Plan Searches 1 No additional signup Fee. Join today and you may begin using your plan Check the Fee schedule for your region for the applicable Fee in your region. http://www.dentalplans.com/search/dentistdetail.asp?ID=2822772&Plan=271

52. Page One The vote also increases the summer session Union Fee from $8.75 to $35.75, “We are pleased to have Greg Vincent fully involved with the Law Center, http://www.lsu.edu/lsutoday/030509/pageone.html

May 9, 2003 VOL. 19, NO. 30 Calendar Exhibits FYItems Job Ops ... People at LSU Board approves student fee increase for Union Risa I. Palm, who will be the next executive vice chancellor and provost at LSU, spoke recently at the Board of Supervisors meeting. T he LSU Board of Supervisors at its May 2 meeting approved a recent increase in the student self-assessed Union fee and approved a recommendation to establish the Life Course and Aging Center at LSU. LSU Chancellor Mark Emmert also introduced Risa Palm, the newly hired LSU executive vice chancellor and provost, to board members at the meeting. In April, a two-thirds vote of the Student Senate and a majority of students voting in a campus referendum approved an increase in the student self-assessed Union fee to fund improvements to the building, the grounds and the programs. The board approved the increase, which raises the fall and spring fee from $47 per semester to $107 per semester, to be phased in over six semesters by adding a $10 increase each semester. The vote also increases the summer session Union fee from $8.75 to $35.75, to be phased in over three summer sessions by adding a $9 increase each semester. Some of the planned improvements to the Union include renovating about two-thirds of the building, constructing a 50,000-square-foot addition to the facility, adding a new principal entrance on the southeast corner of the building, creating a new center for student organizations, providing a safe late-night activities center in the Tiger Pause games area, expanding the Tiger Lair eating area, improving the Union Theater and creating additional lounging and retail space, as well as new outdoor plazas.

53. Q & A With Greg Snee, Director Of Transportation And Parking Services In this interview, Greg Snee, Director of Transportation and Parking (Committee’s Web page) Fee increases are directly tied to parking costs, and, http://www-chancellor.ucsd.edu/qa_snee.htm

The availability of parking on any university campus brings to mind a Woody Allen restaurant joke: “The food here is terrible, and the portions are so small.” Since the Chancellor’s Web site News Update debuted in April 2001, one of the issues raised most frequently in the “Letters To The Chancellor” column has been parking: the rising costs, the number and location of spaces, and the ratio of faculty, staff and student parking. In this interview, Greg Snee, Director of Transportation and Parking Services, answers some FAQs about campus parking and discusses plans for new structures and alternative transportation modes. Q. Why does it cost so much to park on campus? Snee: Q. Couldn’t the law be changed so that the state helps out with the rising costs of campus parking? Snee: UCSD gets a finite amount of state funding; given budget constraints in recent years, the state probably would not be willing to incur additional costs. From the state’s standpoint, the choice would be something like: Should California pay to build a UC lab that might help find a cure for cancer, or should it pay for UC campus parking? Q. How are student “S,” staff “B” and faculty “A” fees set, and how are those spaces allocated?

54. Home Inspection Fees Greg Peterson Inspections, Inc. Professional Home Inspector Rome Inspection Feesbegin at $250 for smaller homes. The Fee increases as the size and http://www.gregpetersoninspections.com/fees.htm

Rome, Georgia Greg Peterson Inspections, Inc. Professional Home Inspector Rome · Armuchee · Calhoun · Cedartown · Rockmart · Cartersville · Summerville · Northwest Georgia HOME Inspector Qualifications Testimonials Inspector Fees ... BACK INSPECTION FEES Inspection fees are based on the size and difficulty of the property. After you have described the type of house, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, etc. to me over the phone, then I will provide the cost of the inspection. Inspection fees begin at $250 for smaller homes. The fee increases as the size and difficulty of the property goes up. The majority of inspections fall between $275 and $300. For inspections that are outside the Rome area, there may be an additional travel charge. Ph. 706-295-5075, Rome, Ga.

55. Bookshare.org - Books By Author Books by Greg Fee. Here is a list of our books by Greg Fee . There is 1 book bythis author in our collection. These are books 0 through 1 of 1. http://www.bookshare.org/web/BooksByAuthor.html?author_id=2292

56. Greg Volk Arrangements For Men Greg Volk. Contest NonContest Holiday horizontal rule. All arrangements are$60 unless Song Title, Status, Per Copy Fee. Christmas Time Is Here http://www.mainliners.org/RCMusic/GVmens.asp

Greg Volk Contest Non-Contest Holiday Contest Song Title Status Per Copy Fee Ain't Misbehavin' Alley Cat - (Excalibur) Among My Souvenirs Any Time Baby Medley ($75) ("Hello My Baby", "Is You Is") Be My Little Baby Bumblebee Because Of You Big River Medley (3 songs) Broadway Baby Bye Bye Blues Don't Break The Heart That Loves You Happy Go Lucky Lane I'm Gonna Live Til I Die I'm Tying the Leaves So They Won't I Love A Piano I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen Joint Is Jumpin', The Keep Your Sunny Side Up Little Rascals Medley Love Me And The World Is Mine Muskrat Ramble Mississippi Mud - contest uptune (Houston Tidelanders) My Heart Stood Still Nice Work If You Can Get It - contest jazzy swing (Excalibur) Original Dixieland One Step Pack Up Your Troubles / Till We Meet Again Piano Medley Pirate King, The Pirate Medley Pretty Doll Medley Ragtime Medley Redhead / Nobody Knows What a Rhythm Medley Sailin' Away On The Henry Clay So Long Mother Sonny Boy / Danny Boy Medley South Sweet Adeline, (You're the Flower of My Heart)

57. GREAT EVENTS SERIES MTU Student Entertainment Board and funded by the MTU Student Activity Fee Greg is a comedian out of hell, exploding onto the stage with a frantic http://www.greatevents.mtu.edu/greatevents.html

GREAT EVENTS SERIES Sponsored by the MTU Student Entertainment Board and funded by the MTU Student Activity Fee The Capitol Steps Would you rather see public figures on TV or see the Capitol Steps make fun of them? This fast-talking and singing troupe of Congressional-staffers-turned-comedians travels the country satirizing their former bosses. "They're the best! There's no one like them, no one in their league," says Larry King, CNN. September 11 - 7:30 pm - Rozsa Center General Public $20 $15 $10 Students $15 $10 $7 High school age and up. http://www.capsteps.com Sponsored by the MTU Student Entertainment Board and the James and Margaret Black Endowment Tap Dogs Rebooted Get ready for awesome industrial tap action on the Rozsa stage as "the dogs" return by popular demand. The show is a thrilling combination of tap dancing, music, theater, and comedy. Wearing Levis, T-shirts and their signature tap-tipped/steel-capped Blundstone workboots, these macho mates from down under prove that real men can dance! September 16 - 7:30 pm - Rozsa Center General Public $20 $15 $10 Students $15 $10 $7 Junior high age and up.

58. Micronet Mail Archive: Re: Outside Flat Fee DNS Service Suggest From Greg Merritt (gmerritt@uclink.berkeley.edu) In reply to TomO Brien Outside flat Fee DNS service suggestions? http://ls.berkeley.edu/mail/micronet/2002/0136.html

Re: Outside flat fee DNS service suggestions? Date view Thread view Subject view Author view From: Greg Merritt ( Date: Fri Feb 08 2002 - 15:28:07 PST Next message: Letitia Carper: "email on DSL" Previous message: Tom O'Brien: "Outside flat fee DNS service suggestions?" In reply to: Tom O'Brien: "Outside flat fee DNS service suggestions?" I've been quite happy with these folks: http://www.servercentral.net/hosting/domain.php For mail, you can either create an MX record of your own or have them Administration via a Web interface; nine bucks per year for the DNS service. I have no affiliation etc., just a satisfied customer. -Greg At 3:16 PM -0800 2/8/02, Tom O'Brien wrote: The following was automatically added to this message by the list server: For information about Micronet, its meetings and events, and its mailing list, including information on subscribing and unsubscribing, http://wss.berkeley.edu/micronet/ Next message: Letitia Carper: "email on DSL" Previous message: Tom O'Brien: "Outside flat fee DNS service suggestions?" In reply to: Tom O'Brien: "Outside flat fee DNS service suggestions?"

59. City Of Chula Vista - Recreation Department Fee $15.00 Residents/$18.75 Nonresidents. Free for all Greg Rogers The PTAwill pay the Fee for all Greg Rogers Students to participate in Intro to http://www.chulavistaca.gov/City_Services/Community_Services/Recreation/therapeu

[ Search Our Site ] Recreation Home About Us Recreation Facilities ... Contact Us Therapeutic Recreation Programs Carmel Wilson C.T.R.S. Recreation Supervisor II The Therapeutics Recreation Section offers a wide range of activities for persons with developmental disabilities and/or physical disabilities. Activities include dances, sports, exercise, weekend recreation, weeknight recreation, field trips and special events. Membership Fee Participants can pay an optional annual membership fee of $40 for residents and $50 for nonresidents. Members receive a members T-shirt and enjoy discounted admission on dances, field trips, classes and programs. Membership is accepted at any of the programs or may be mailed to: Therapeutics Recreation Section 270 F Street Chula Vista CA 91910 Make checks payable to "City of Chula Vista." Willing to Help?

60. Greg Pedroza - Bilingual Story Teller Fee Not open to public Contact Amy Wadowsky at AWADOWSK@houstonisd.org Fee Not open to the public Contact Lydia Torrez at ltorrez@bdhs.org http://www.gpedroza.com/schedule.html

Schedule January-May Performances 2005 Date: January 10, 2005 Location : Sylvan Rodriguez Elementary School, Houston, TX Description : Introduction to bilingual storytelling to improve language, vocabulary, participatory and listening skills. Fee : Not open to public Contact : Amy Wadowsky at AWADOWSK@houstonisd.org Date : January 11-12, 2005 Location : Elsik High School, Houston, TX Description : Bilingual storytelling to students and their parents. Help build student self-esteem. Introduction to alliterative stories. Fee : Not open to public Contact : Beverly Choate at beverly.choate@aliefisd.net Date : January 14, 2005 Location : Petrosky Elementary School, Houston, TX Description : Introduction to bilingual storytelling working with writing classes. Fee : Not open to public Contact : Pamela Edwards at Pamela.Edwards@aliefisd.net Date : January 18, 2005 Location : Owens Elementary School, Houston, TX Description : Participatory bilingual storytelling to improve language, vocabulary, participatory and listening skills. Fee : Not open to public Contact : Terra Almogabar-Lozano at terra.almogabar@aliefisd.net

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