Eligible Improvement definition

Eligible Improvement means any improvement, construction, equipping, installation or modification of or to, as the case may be, an Eligible Building, if designed to (i) facilitate renewable energy production and distribution, (ii) increase energy efficiency, or (iii) increase water usage efficiency.

Eligible Improvement means alterations, repairs, or improvements to an existing dwelling unit that substantially protect or improve the basic livability of the unit.

Eligible Improvement means newly constructed improvements to real estate within the Enterprise Zone intended to accommodate new or expanded commercial or industrial operations as determined by the Zone Administrator.

Examples of Eligible Improvement in a sentence

• The Project consists only of an "Eligible Improvement" to an "Eligible Building" situated on "Eligible Property," all within the meaning of the Ordinance, and is consistent with the requirements of the Act, the Ordinance and the Program Guide.

• The application must include sufficient information, as required by the Director of Finance and Corporate Services, to verify that the proposed development is an Eligible Improvement.

• With respect to improvements commenced after November 1, 2018, Offset Agreements must be approved prior to the earliest to occur of: (i) twelve (12) months from commencement of construction of the improvement, (ii) completion of work on any Offset- Eligible Improvement, and (iii) utilization of RRIF Waivers earned as a result of construction of any Offset-Eligible Improvement.

• The “Net Book Value of Leasehold Improvements” shall be the sum of the unamortized portion (as of the effective date of the applicable termination) of the Cost of Eligible Improvements for each Eligible Improvement directly affected by such deletion or termination.

• An application for a Revitalization Tax Exemption Certificate must be made to the Town’s Director of Finance and Corporate Services on or before August 31 in the year prior to the first year in respect of which a tax exemption is sought and be accompanied by an Occupancy Permit for the Eligible Improvement issued by the Town.

More Definitions of Eligible Improvement

Eligible Improvement is a renewable energy improvement, energy efficiency improvement or other improvement authorized by the Improvement Act, the Xxxxx-Xxxx Act or other state law pertaining to voluntary contractual assessments.

Eligible Improvement means a building or part of a building for which a tax exemption under this Bylaw is granted.

Eligible Improvement is a technology, product or tool officially approved by the PACE provider. The improvements may include distributed generation renewable energy sources, energy and water efficiency improvements, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure improvements that will be permanently affixed to real property, and any additional improvements deemed eligible in the future by the California Legislature and/or the California Judiciary.

Eligible Improvement means the initial acquisition and installation of clean energy, energy efficiency, or water efficiency improvements for both existing properties and new construction, as further prescribed in this chapter and the Program Guide.

Eligible Improvement means a permanently affixed energy efficiency improvement, renewable energy improvement, water conservation improvement or resiliency improvement installed on eligible property as part of the construction or renovation of the property;

Eligible Improvement means any improvement, renovation, addition, construction, installation, modification of or to, a Property or a building located on a Property, if designed to (i) facilitate renewable energy production and distribution, (ii) reduce energy consumption, or (iii) reduce water consumption.

Eligible Improvement means any improvement, renovation, addition, construction, installation, modification of or to, an Eligible Property or a building located on an Eligible Property, if designed to (i) facilitate renewable energy production and distribution, (ii) reduce energy consumption, or (iii) reduce water consumption, which Eligible Improvements include without limitation, the types of Eligible Improvements listed in the Ordinance and may include new construction or renovations to existing improvements or structures.