Authorized Costs Sample Clauses
The 'Authorized Costs' clause defines which expenses are permitted and reimbursable under an agreement. It typically outlines specific categories of costs, such as materials, labor, or travel, that the paying party agrees to cover, and may require prior written approval for certain expenditures. This clause ensures that only agreed-upon costs are charged, preventing disputes over unauthorized or unexpected expenses and promoting financial clarity between the parties.
Authorized Costs. A CFD may finance only Qualified Project Costs, Additional Community Facilities, and Ongoing Park Maintenance that: (a) are financeable under the CFD Act; and (b) qualify under Tax Laws, if CFD Bonds are issued and if CFD Bonds are issued as tax-exempt bonds.
Authorized Costs. All expenditures associated with administering the pro- gram are authorized if in compliance with 44 CFR 13.22, Allowable Costs, and the associated OMB Circular A–87, Cost Principles for State and Local Govern- ments. Examples of program costs al- lowable under the Temporary Housing Assistance program include home re- pairs, costs associated with rental pay- ments, reimbursements for temporary housing including transient accom- modations and commercial site rental, mobile home installation and mainte- ▇▇▇▇▇, mobile home private site devel- opment, cost of supplemental assist- ance, mortgage and rental payments, other necessary costs, when approved by the Associate Director. All con- tracts require the review and approval of the Regional Director prior to award, in order to be considered as an authorized expenditure.
Authorized Costs. 5 Authorized costs of short institutes and workshops will be paid by the District, if the District 6 requires such attendance or considers such participation in the District’s best interests.
Authorized Costs. 51 1 Authorized costs of short institutes and workshops will be paid by the District, if the District 2 requires such attendance or considers such participation in the District’s best interests.
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Authorized Costs. 31 32 Authorized costs of short institutes and workshops will be paid by the 33 District, if the District requires such attendance or considers such 34 participation in the District’s best interests.
Authorized Costs. The Client authorizes Attorneys to incur reasonable Costs and to retain consultants or expert witnesses reasonably necessary in Attorneys’ judgment. Such Costs include, but are not limited to, court filing fees, deposition costs, expert, consultant, and investigator fees and expenses, investigation costs, electronic document hosting costs transportation, meals and lodging for out of town travel, messenger service fees, photocopying expenses, and process server fees. Costs shall not include full or part-time employees (e.g. paralegals and law clerks). Instead, Costs shall be specific and confined to representation of Client. Costs shall be accounted for as they are incurred by Attorney. There shall be no mark-up attached. With respect to electronic document hosting, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ will provide such services through its Legal Technology Group, on the terms set forth on Attachment 1; all fees related thereto shall constitute Costs to be advanced by Attorneys and reimbursed as set forth in this Section 10. As such, Attorneys and Client are jointly incentivized to keep Costs to a minimum. Items that are not to be considered Costs, and that must be paid by Client without being either advanced or contributed to by Attorneys, include, but are not limited to, (i) Client’s expenses incurred in providing information to third parties, (ii) Client’s internal expenses in support of the litigation, and (iii) damages to third parties not caused in any manner by actions of Attorneys, that Client is ultimately required to pay. Regarding expert consultant and investigator costs, Attorneys and Client shall meet and confer regarding selection and retention of expert consultants and investigator in the Swaps Action and Client shall be informed of the persons chosen and their charges. Client shall not unreasonably withhold approval of selection and retention of such experts.