City’s Costs. The Developer shall pay to the City, by cash or bank draft, prior to the City executing this Agreement, a fee equivalent to $ which includes GST. The City acknowledges the receipt of payment by Receipt No. paid to the City on , for the preparation and administration of this Agreement.
City’s Costs. Project Co shall reimburse the City for all reasonable costs properly incurred by the City in exercising its rights in the circumstances of a Project Co event of default, including any relevant increased administrative expenses. The City shall take commercially reasonable steps to mitigate such costs.
City’s Costs. For a period of ninety-nine (99) years from the date this Declaration is recorded in the official records of Deschutes County, if the City sells any or all of the Property, the City may recover only the City’s costs of its purchase and resale of the Property. “City’s costs” include any costs expended by the City for surveys, environmental testing, and other due diligence related to the purchase of the Property.
City’s Costs. City will pay for the survey and any platting required; the escrow fee charged by the Title Company; will pay the costs of work required by City to have the survey reflect matters other than those required under this Agreement; Title Company's inspection fee to delete from the Title Policy the customary exception for parties in possession, the additional premium for the “survey/area and boundary deletion” in the Title Policy (or for any other endorsements or modifications which increase the premium therefor); the basic charge for the Title Policy; City’s expenses and attorney's fees, the cost to prepare the deed; the costs to deliver copies of the instruments described herein; and the costs to obtain certificates or reports of ad valorem taxes.
City’s Costs for Engineer and/or Consultant. The Diversion Authority will fund the City’s engagement of an independent project manager or consulting firm to assist and represent the City for the development of the replacement land, the subdivision (platting) of said land and the installation of the said infrastructure subject to a maximum of 10% of the construction cost for administrative, legal and related services and expenses and 15% for engineering and project management services. The parties agree that the providers of such services shall be engaged by the City at agreed-upon rates with overall compensation not to exceed said 10% and 15% amounts.
City’s Costs. Except as otherwise agreed upon in the Project Agreements, upon the City Parcels Closing, City shall bear all of the closing costs and expenses for such Closing, including, but not limited to, the cost of the applicable SBH Grantee's CLTA standard coverage owner's title policy for the City Parcels, except that the cost of any endorsements or that are associated with an CLTA standard or extended coverage owner's title policy being paid by the SBH Parties' (collectively, "City's Costs").
City’s Costs. The City shall be responsible for the payment of the City’s proportionate share of the City Project Construction Costs, Operations and Maintenance Costs, and all other shared costs under this Agreement. 5.4. Payment of Wastewater Fee, Common Facility Costs, and Other Invoices.
(a) The City shall submit to the County an invoice for the amount of the Wastewater Fee, the County’s portion of the Common Facility Costs, and other applicable invoices (collectively, the “City Invoices”) on or before May 15 and November 15 of each year, commencing November 15, 2014, which the County shall pay on or before June 15 and December 15, respectively, of the same year (collectively, the “City Invoice Due Date”). The County shall have thirty (30) days after receipt of a City Invoice to in good faith dispute in writing a portion of the amount due under that City Invoice (the “Dispute Period”), and in the event of such a dispute (a “Fee Dispute”), the Parties shall proceed to promptly resolve the same pursuant to the provisions governing dispute resolution in Section 8.2 below. The County waives any and all objections to the City Invoices not asserted during the Dispute Period. Payment of the City Invoices and any other invoice issued by the City to the County under this Agreement is due and owing regardless of a Fee Dispute and the Parties agree that resolution of the Fee Dispute and any adjustments relating to invoices will be governed by Section 8.2. Late payments for any undisputed invoices or amounts shall bear interest at the rate of ten percent (10%) per annum until paid, unless otherwise agreed to by the City.
(b) Funds sufficient to pay the City Invoices shall be raised through rates and charges charged to District Users, which rates and charges will be determined and invoiced to District Users and then collected by the County on the City’s behalf. The City and the County will cooperate, as necessary, in the process of setting the initial and subsequent rates and charges to District Users. On behalf of the RID District and the City, the County shall conduct any required public hearings with respect to rates and charges to District Users. In connection with any hearing on rates to District Users, the County agrees to mail the required notices to District Users and arrange for the timely publication of such notices. The costs for such services may be included in funds to be raised by the County under Section 5.4(c) below.
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City’s Costs. The Developer shall pay to the City, by cash or bank draft, prior to the City executing this Agreement, a fee equivalent to $5,743.50 which includes GST for the preparation, registration and administration of this Agreement. Additional administration costs of $1,760.00 plus applicable taxes per Developer will be required at the time of the execution of this agreement to pay for increased administration costs associated with multiple Developers.
City’s Costs. The Developer shall pay to the City, by cash or bank draft, prior to the City executing this Agreement, a latecomer administration fee as set out in the City’s Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 4425, 2013, as amended.
