Comprehensive Management Plan. A plan to protect and enhance a Wild and Scenic River. The Merced River Plan is the National Park Service's comprehensive management plan for segments of the Merced River corridor under its jurisdiction.
A type of entity EJB; contrasts with BMP—bean-managed persistence.
Corridor Management Plan. Corridor Management Planning is a process by which a community gains a thorough understanding of a designated scenic byway. The Corridor Management Plan is the resulting document. It records the route's intrinsic qualities (archaeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational, and scenic) and describes strategies to preserve and enhance those qualities.
See competitive medical plan.
Competitive Medical Plan. A mechanism created in TEFRA to enable organized provider groups, in addition to Federally qualified HMO s, to participate in Medicare; these may be hospitals, medical group practices, PPO s, non-Federally qualified HMOs or other entities that meet certain financial solvency requirements. The CMP must be Federally approved to participate in Medicare.
Competitive Medical Plan. A status, established by TEFRA and granted by the Federal government, to an organization that meets specific requirements enabling that organization to obtain a Medicare risk or cost based contract.
competitive medical plan. A federal designation that allows a health plan to enter into a Medicare risk contract without having to obtain federal qualification as a Health Maintenance Organization.
Corridor Management Plan. This is a written document that specifies the actions, procedures, controls, operational practices, and administrative strategies to maintain the archeological, cultural, historic, natural, recreational and/or scenic qualities of the byway. A corridor management plan typically includes an inventory of the intrinsic qualities along a route, a discussion about their significance, and any management practices byway leaders will follow to enhance or preserve them.
Comprehensive Management Plan. The Plan adopted by the Pinelands Commission to protect the Pinelands region. The Plan contains land use controls and development standards which municipalities reflect in their zoning ordinances. The nine Pinelands land use areas and the Pinelands Development Credit program are part of the Pinelands Plan.
Corridor Management Plan. Please see the Ebbetts Pass Scenic Byway page
Marin Congestion Management Plan
Configuration Management Plan
Congestion Management Program: CMPs are prepared by Congestion Management Agencies (see "CMA," above). Updated biennially, CMPs set performance standards for roads and public transit, and show how local jurisdictions will attempt to meet those standards. CMPs were initially required of every county in California with a population of 50,000 or more, but 1996 legislation allows counties to opt out of CMP requirements under certain conditions.
Congestion Management Program - A multi-jurisdictional program to reduce traffic congestion, which is an option of every county in California with an urbanized area at least 50,000 people as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau, unless the majority of the jurisdictions in that county have determined not to have a CMA.
ertificate anagement rotocol CMP is a management protocol used for communication between PKI components standardised in RFC2510 by the IETF. IETF definition: Management protocols are required to support on-line interactions between Public Key Infrastructure ( PKI) components. For example, a management protocol might be used between a Certificate Authority ( CA) and a client system with which a key pair is associated, or between two CA s that issue cross-certificates for each other.
A type of managed care organization created to facilitate the enrollment of Medicare beneficiaries into managed care plans. CMPs are organized and financed much like HMOs but are not bound by all the regulatory requirements facing HMOs.
Congestion Management Plan A mechanism employing growth management techniques, including traffic level of service requirements, standards for public transit, trip reduction programs involving transportation systems management and jobs/ housing balance strategies, and capital improvement programming, for the purpose of controlling and/or reducing the cumulative regional traffic impacts of development.
Construction and mitigation plan
conservation and management plan
Competitive Medical Plan. This refers to permission given by the federal government that allows an organization to write a Medicare risk contract. (H)