Administrative Assessments Sample Clauses

Administrative Assessments. The parties agree that Concessionaire's performance of its obligations under this Agreement are extremely important to City and that Concessionaire's failure to perform those activities will result in administrative and monitoring expenses to City and its staff. Therefore, the parties agree that the administrative assessments described on attached Exhibit I ("Administrative Assessments") are reasonable estimates of such expenses and shall be imposed on Concessionaire at the sole discretion of CEO for any of the violations described on Exhibit I. CEO may elect to waive an Administrative Assessment for a particular violation, but no such waiver shall apply to prior or subsequent violations of the same or any other provision of this Agreement, and such waiver shall not be deemed to set a precedent for further waivers. City's right to impose the foregoing Administrative Assessments shall be in addition to and not in lieu of any and all of City's rights under this Agreement, in the Rules and Regulations, or at law or in equity. CEO's decision to impose an Administrative Assessment on Concessionaire for one of the violations described on Exhibit I shall not preclude City, in the event Concessionaire subsequently commits the same or a different violation, from exercising any of such other rights of City, including, without limitation, its right to terminate this Agreement pursuant to Article XI. City shall have no obligation to Concessionaire to impose Administrative Assessments or fines on or otherwise take any action against any other concessionaire or tenant at the Airport. During the Term of this Agreement, CEO may K.:RT/CDG/Concessions/Food&Beverage/Areas/T7-LAX-F&B 2017-02-27-Contract-T7-LAX-F&B-v3 reasonably adjust upward the amount of the Administrative Assessments set forth in Exhibit I by providing Concessionaire six (6) months advance written notice. Exhibit I may be modified by written approval of the CEO.
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Administrative Assessments. The Authority or Authority-Designated Personnel will notify TFC Recycling of each service request reported to the Authority or the member jurisdiction. It shall be the responsibility of TFC Recycling to take whatever steps are necessary to address the service request. Failure to address the service request in accordance with the Agreement may result in an administrative charge against TFC Recycling. In assessing administrative charges, consideration will be given to inclement weather conditions. It is hereby agreed that the Authority may deduct from any monies due or which may become due TFC Recycling, as administrative charges in the following amounts: Failure to address all service requests for missed collections by the end of the current work day when TFC Recycling has been notified by the Authority by noon OR by noon of the following work day when TFC Recycling has been notified by the Authority after noon. $10 per Household for service requests not addressed as required. $25 per Household for each subsequent day. Failure to leave rejection tag when some or all of the material in the Cart was left uncollected. $25 per incident Any reported consecutive repeat miss. $25 per incident Failure to clean up spillage caused by TFC Recycling after notification. $100 per incident Failure to assign and make available, in a timely manner, a qualified field supervisor as required by this Agreement. $100 per work day Failure to provide notification to the Authority of non-compliance with the hours of operation specified by this Agreement. $100 per incident per day. Changing routes or route order, as defined below, without proper notification to the Authority. $100 per incident. Failure to deliver Recyclable Materials to an appropriate Processing Facility. $1,000 per incident. For the purposes of this Section, “Changing routes or route order without proper notification to the Authority” shall mean changing the day of collection and shall not mean changing the route path in which a route is collected or the number of drivers that start or finish a route. The Authority shall notify TFC Recycling of its intention to assess any Administrative Assessments within 30 days of the month in which an assessment is due. Retroactive Administrative Assessments shall not be allowed. TFC Recycling shall receive a monthly incentive payment of $1,000 when all of the following contract criteria have been satisfied in the previous month: • No administrative assessments, • No unresolved ...
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Administrative Assessments subject to paragraph 14.4, to be made each year to cover actual and anticipated costs of administration of the Corporation, including Consulting Costs at the discretion of the Board. The allocation of Administrative Assessments will be first, up to six thousand dollars ($6,000) per year per Member, and then second, after exhausting that limit in any particular year, the remainder in that year based on each Member’s Assessment Base.
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