Chargeable Costs. To the extent authorized by law, the costs of the Union's collective bargaining activities shall be considered by the Union when making a determination of the amount of the Fair Share Agency Shop Service Fee authorized by this Article. Examples of chargeable costs include, but are not limited to: (1) expenditures for labor contract negotiations (e.g., the fees and expenses of the Union representative and support staff, including research of and preparation for negotiating matters within the scope of representation); and (2) expenditures for administration of contracts (e.g., meetings and discussions with management concerning grievances under the Memorandum, meetings with employees as part of grievance resolutions, and costs of representatives and staff support for arbitrations, including costs for research and preparation).
Chargeable Costs. (a) Definition. For each Computation Period, “Chargeable Costs” means the sum of (i) the Post Production Cost Charge, plus (ii) Excess Costs from prior Computation Periods, plus (iii) Taxes incurred, accrued or paid by Assignor; provided, that such costs are actually paid by Assignor during the relevant Computation Period or paid by Assignor during a prior Computation Period and not included in any prior Computation Period’s Chargeable Costs; provided that ad valorem and similar Taxes shall be considered Chargeable Costs for the Computation Period in which they are accrued.
Chargeable Costs. Subject to the provisions of the Agreement, the Manager shall charge the Joint Account with all costs incurred by it as necessary and proper for the conduct of Operations or maintenance of the Assets. Such costs shall be reasonable and comparable with similar projects in the area. Except as otherwise provided in the Agreement, the Manager shall charge the Joint Account with: (1) exploration expenditures made for the exploration activities within the Property, (2) expenditures made for engineering, environmental, planning, Development and construction related to the Property and for the equipment and facilities necessary for Operations, including all working capital and sustaining capital for ongoing Operations and for the expansion and updating of Operations, and (3) costs and expenses of mining, processing, reclamation, restoration, worker's compensation and other claims upon closing of the mines, and any other costs following the mine closing. Such costs include, but are not limited to the following:
Chargeable Costs. The Prime Consultant’s and General Contractor’s Chargeable Costs are chargeable to the Target Cost. The Prime Consultant’s Chargeable Costs are set forth in Exhibit E. The General Contractor’s Chargeable Costs are set forth in Exhibit F. Consultants and subcontractors who are Risk/Reward Team members will use the same Chargeable Cost standards applied to Prime Consultant and General Contractor, respectively. No costs will be charged to the Project that are not actually incurred by the participants.
Chargeable Costs. The Chargeable Costs per Barrel of Royalty Production shall be the amount set forth in the following table opposite the calendar year stated: For the Chargeable Year Ending Costs Per December 31 Barrel 1989 4.50 1990 4.50 1991 4.50 1992 6.00 1993 6.75 1994 8.00 1995 8.25 1996 8.50 1997 8.85 1998 9.30 1999 9.80 2000 10.00 2001 10.75 2002 11.25 2003 11.75 2004 12.00 2005 12.25 2006 12.50 2007 12.75 2008 13.00 2009 13.25 2010 14.50 2011 16.60 2012 16.70 2013 16.80 2014 16.90 2015 17.00 2016 17.10 2017 17.20 2018 20.00 2019 23.75 2020 26.50 thereafter increasing by $2.75 each year Chargeable Costs shall be subject to a maximum reduction of $1.20 per year in years subsequent to 1995 in the following circumstances, irrespective of whether the number of Proved Reserves added during any applicable period is a positive number, a negative number, or zero:
(a) If, by December 31, 1995, 100,000,000 or more Stock Tank Barrels (STB) of Proved Reserves have not been added to Current Reserves (before taking into account any production therefrom) then for each year 1996 through 2000, inclusive, Chargeable Costs as set forth in the table above shall be reduced, as of January 1 in each such year, by an amount equal to the lesser of (A) $1.20 or (B) the product of $1.20 and a fraction, the numerator of which shall be the difference between 100,000,000 STB of Proved Reserves and the actual number of STB of Proved Reserves so added to Current Reserves from January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1995, and the denominator of which shall be 100,000,000 STB of Proved Reserves.
(b) If, between January 1, 1996 and December 31, 2000, an additional 200,000,000 STB of Proved Reserves (that is, 200,000,000 STB of Proved Reserves in addition to the 100,000,000 STB of Proved Reserves that are referred to in Section 4.4 (a)) have not been added to Current Reserves (before taking into account any production therefrom) then for each year from 2001 through 2005, inclusive, Chargeable Costs as set forth in the table above shall be reduced, as of January 1 in each such year, by an amount equal to the lesser of (A) $1.20 or (B) the product of $1.20 and a fraction, the numerator of which shall be the difference between (1) 200,000,000 STB of Proved Reserves and (2) the sum of (i) the actual number of STB of Proved Reserves so added to Current Reserves from January 1, 1996 through December 31, 2000 plus (ii) the excess, if any, of the number of STB of Proved Reserves so added to Current Reserves from...
Chargeable Costs. The Architect’s and Contractor’s Chargeable Costs are chargeable to the Base Target Cost and Final Target Cost. The Architect’s Chargeable Costs are set forth in Exhibit E. The Contractor’s Chargeable Costs are set forth in Exhibit F. Consultants and subcontractors who are Risk/Reward Team Members will use the same Chargeable Cost standards applied to Architect and Contractor, respectively. No costs will be charged to the Project that are not actually incurred by the Project Participants.
Chargeable Costs. All Losses incurred by the Company in respect of any Compliance Program shall be paid by the Company up to the Environmental Liability Threshold; thereafter, DuPont shall indemnify the Company for all Losses incurred by the Company in connection with any Compliance Program.
Chargeable Costs. Except as specifically provided in subsection (g) of this Section 2, all Losses incurred by the Company in respect of any Remedial Action Plans shall be paid by the Company up to the Environmental Liability Threshold except to the extent such Losses are related to and based upon conditions which do not constitute Pre-Closing Conditions; thereafter, DuPont shall indemnify the Company for all Losses incurred by the Company in connection with any Remedial Action Plan.
Chargeable Costs. 10.1 Company is under no obligation to pay for Talent’s Chargeable Costs under Schedule 1 of this Agreement and any Chargeable Costs paid by Company on behalf of Talent shall be deducted from the Agreed Fee.
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