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Board Meeting Agenda Russ Eagerly, Director Mary Bergen, Director Bill Hicks, Director Pete Kaiser, Director James Word, Director CAPITAL MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT September 25, 2013 3:00 P.M. DISTRICT

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1. Start by obtaining the appropriate form for the no-action request. This can usually be found on the website or office of the relevant authority or organization.
2. Carefully read and understand the instructions provided on the form. Make sure you have all the necessary information and documents required for the request.
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4. Clearly state the reason for the no-action request. This could be due to certain circumstances or conditions that exempt you from taking specific actions.
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6. Double-check all the information you have provided on the form to ensure accuracy and completeness.
7. If required, sign and date the form as instructed. Make sure you understand any further steps or procedures that need to be followed after submitting the form.
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1. Individuals who have legitimate reasons for not being able to fulfill certain obligations or requirements may need a no-action.
2. People with medical conditions or disabilities that prevent them from meeting certain criteria or deadlines may require a no-action.
3. Individuals who have legal agreements or court orders in place that exempt them from taking specific actions may also require a no-action.

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What is no action?

No action refers to a request made by an individual or entity to a regulatory body, asking for an exemption or relief from certain requirements or obligations.

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Any individual or entity who seeks an exemption or relief from specific requirements or obligations set by a regulatory body may be required to file a no action request.

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The process of filling out a no action request may vary depending on the requirements of the regulatory body. Generally, it involves providing relevant information about the individual or entity, explaining the specific requirements or obligations for which exemption or relief is sought, and providing supporting documentation or evidence.

What is the purpose of no action?

The purpose of filing a no action request is to obtain an exemption or relief from certain requirements or obligations set by a regulatory body.

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