Alcoholic Beverages Fees Sample Clauses

Alcoholic Beverages Fees. Commencing as to the first calendar quarter after the expiration of the Waiver Period and continuing thereafter throughout the Term, BLD Clay County shall pay to the CCDA, quarterly in arrears, an Alcoholic Beverages Fee equal to ____ percent (__%) of Alcoholic Beverages Gross Revenues generated during the applicable calendar quarter. Such payments shall be due on the same dates on which payments of Base Maintenance and Operations Fees are payable to the County as provided in Section 8.1. From each quarterly payment of Alcoholic Beverages Fees to the CCDA, BLD Clay County shall pay (a) ____ percent (__%) of the total ____ percent (__%) of Alcoholic Beverages Gross Revenues due by a deposit to the Capital Expenditure Reserve Account and (b) the balance (_____ percent (__%) of Alcoholic Beverages Gross Revenues) by check payable to the CCDA. As an example of the above calculations, if Alcoholic Beverages Gross Revenues for the third Operating Quarter of the fourth Full Operating Year are $________, BLD Clay County shall pay to the County a total of $______ ($_________ x __% = $______) as the Alcoholic Beverages Fee for that Operating Quarter on or before November 14. Of that amount, $______ shall be deposited by BLD Clay County directly to the Capital Expenditure Reserve Account and the balance ($_______) paid directly to the CCDA.
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