Common use of City Fees Clause in Contracts

City Fees. Pursuant to Council Policy 900-15 (SBEP), Contractor may request a one- time reimbursement for a portion of City fees incurred within the contract period in the course of implementing the activities and improvements specified in the Budget Report. Contractor shall complete and submit a form, as specified by the City, along with proof of payment by Contractor of the eligible expense(s), and a copy of each applicable permit. The maximum amount which may be reimbursed shall be determined by the BID Council and provided in writing to the City; however, this amount may not exceed 95% of the eligible City fees.

City Fees. Pursuant to Council Policy 900-15 (SBEP), Contractor may request a one- time reimbursement for a portion of City fees incurred within the contract period in the course of implementing the activities and improvements specified in the Budget Report. Contractor shall complete and submit a form, as specified by the City, along with proof of payment by Contractor of the eligible expense(s), and a copy of each applicable permit. The maximum amount which may be reimbursed shall be determined by the BID Council and provided in writing to the City; however, this amount may not exceed 9590% of the eligible City fees.

City Fees. Pursuant to Council Policy 900-15 (SBEP), Contractor may request a one- time reimbursement for a portion of City fees incurred within the contract period in the course of implementing the activities and improvements specified in the Budget Report. Contractor shall complete and submit a form, as specified by the City, along with proof of payment by Contractor of the eligible expense(s), and a copy of each applicable City expense and, if applicable, submit a copy of the City-issued permit. The maximum amount which may be reimbursed shall be determined by the City’s Economic Development Staff in consultation with a majority of BID Council and provided in writing to the City; contractors, however, this amount may not exceed 9590% of the eligible City fees.