Budgets; Calculation of Delta Rent And Adjusted Terminal Management Fees Sample Clauses

Budgets; Calculation of Delta Rent And Adjusted Terminal Management Fees. (a) Not later than September 1 of each calendar year, Delta shall prepare and furnish to IAT a statement of Delta’s and Delta Affiliate Carriers’ actual to date and projected flight and passenger usage for the current Annual Period. Not later than September 15 of each calendar year, commencing with the calendar year immediately preceding the calendar year in which Phase I DBO is expected to occur, IAT shall deliver to the Management Committee for the Management Committee’s review and consultation, a proposed annual budget for the ensuing Annual Period that is prepared by IAT in good faith taking into consideration factors reasonably determined by IAT to be relevant to such annual budget, including the operation and maintenance of Terminal 4 in accordance with the Terminal 4 O&M Performance Standards and the Port/IAT Lease, reasonably anticipated increases or decreases in IAT’s cost and expense of performing its obligations under this Agreement and the Port/IAT Lease, and reasonably anticipated increases and decreases in activity at Terminal 4 (each such annual budget, a “Budget”), provided that, there shall be a Budget subcommittee established by the Management Committee for the purpose of keeping the parties informed as to matters relating to each proposed Budget. Each Budget shall include a preliminary pro forma rent statement for the applicable Annual Period, itemized in detail reasonably requested by Delta, projecting the amounts of the Delta Rent (including any anticipated credits attributable to the Terminal 4 Gate Use Fees or Terminal 4 Hardstand Use Fees) and the Adjusted Terminal Management Fees, setting forth the monthly amounts (based on such annual amount) to be payable by Delta in equal monthly installments during such Annual Period. Not later than October 1, Delta shall deliver its comments with respect to the amounts of the Delta Rent (including any anticipated credits attributable to the Terminal 4 Gate Use Fees or Terminal 4 Hardstand Use Fees) and the Adjusted Terminal Management Fees set forth in such Budget to IAT. After its receipt and consideration of Delta’s comments, but not later than October 15, IAT shall present a revised proposed Budget, including a revised pro forma rent statement, to the Management Committee. If Delta is still not satisfied with the amounts of the Delta Rent (including any anticipated credits attributable to the Terminal 4 Gate Use Fees or Terminal 4 Hardstand Use Fee) and the Adjusted Terminal Management Fees...
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