Collection of Fee. The State shall automatically withhold from the bi-weekly salary of each employee who is not a member of AFSCME the service fee as determined. The deduction of the service fee shall be made without the necessity of a written, signed authorization from the employee. The State is not required to take any action to collect a service fee from any employee in any given pay period except to the extent that such employee earns wages from the State in that pay period.
Collection of Fee. The Board shall automatically withhold from the bi-weekly salary of each employee who is not a member of the Union the representation fee as calculated on a bi-weekly basis, at such time as provided in Addendum IV.
Collection of Fee. Subject to the limitation described in Section 3(c) above, the decision whether to collect any Advisory Fee in a given year shall be in the Advisor's sole discretion. The Advisor's decision not to collect an Advisory Fee in any given year shall not be construed to be a waiver of the Advisor's right to collect an Advisory Fee in any future year.
Collection of Fee. The decision whether to collect any Advisory Fee in a given year shall be in the Advisor’s sole discretion. The Advisor’s decision not to collect an Advisory Fee in any given year shall not be construed to be a waiver of the Advisor’s right to collect an Advisory Fee in any future year.
Collection of Fee. The State shall automatically withhold from the bi-weekly salary of each employee who is not a member of SLEOLA the service fee as calculated. Such involuntary deduction shall remain in effect until the legal authority for the deduction no longer exists. The State is not required to take any action to collect a service fee from any employee in any given pay period except to the extent that such employee earns wages from the State in that pay period.
Collection of Fee. The franchise fee shall be payable not less than quarterly during complete billing months of the period for which payment is to be made. The franchise fee formula may be changed from time to time, however, the change shall meet the same notice requirements and the fee may not be changed more often than annually. Such fee shall not exceed any amount that the Company may legally charge to its customers prior to payment to the City. Such fee is subject to subsequent reductions to account for uncollectibles and customer refunds incurred by the Company. The Company agrees to make available for inspection by the City at reasonable times all records necessary to audit the Company’s determination of the franchise fee payments.
Collection of Fee. The Contractor shall collect Customer Contract Fees from each rental car customer, including those receiving complimentary car rentals or discounted car rental rates. The fee, which is described in further detail below, shall be identified on a separate line on the rental car customer contract, before any state or local taxes, and described as the "National Airport (DCA) Contract Fee." Each twenty-four hour period or fraction thereof within the rental period shall constitute a separate day for which the Customer Contract Fee must be levied and collected. The Customer Contract Fee revenue collected by the Contractor each month shall be held in trust by the Contractor for the Authority's benefit. All Customer Contract Fee revenue due and collected and held by the Contractor shall be considered the Authority's property and the Contractor shall hold only a possessory interest, not an equitable interest, in such revenues. The revenue due and collected including any interest earned shall be remitted by the Contractor to the Authority with each month’s itemized monthly statement. The Contractor shall maintain records and controls which are sufficient to demonstrate the correctness of the Customer Contract Fee revenue due and collected by the Contractor and the amount of Customer Contract Fee revenue paid to the Authority. These records shall be available for inspection and examination at all times by the Authority or its duly authorized representative.
Collection of Fee. The Contractor shall collect CFCs from each rental car customer, including those receiving complimentary car rentals or discounted car rental rates. The charge, which is described in further detail below, shall be identified on a separate line on the rental car customer contract, before any state or local taxes, and described as the "Dulles International Airport (IAD) Facility Fee." Each twenty-four hour period or fraction thereof within the rental period shall constitute a separate day for which the CFC must be levied and collected. The CFC revenue collected by the Contractor each month shall be held in trust by the Contractor for the Authority's benefit. All CFC revenue due and collected and held by the Contractor shall be considered the Authority's property and the Contractor shall not have any interest in such revenues. The CFC revenue due and collected including any interest earned shall be remitted by the Contractor to the Authority with each month’s itemized monthly statement. The Contractor shall maintain records and controls which are sufficient to demonstrate the correctness of the CFC revenue due and collected by the Contractor and the amount of CFC revenue paid to the Authority. These records shall be available for inspection and examination at all times by the Authority or its duly authorized representative.
Collection of Fee. The decision whether to collect any fee contemplated by this Agreement (an “Advisory Fee”) in a given period (including the fee required by Section 3(b) hereof) shall be in the Advisor’s sole discretion. The Advisor’s decision not to collect or to defer an Advisory Fee in any given year shall not be construed to be a waiver of the Advisor’s right to collect such Advisory Fee or an Advisory Fee in any future period. Any Advisory Fee due and owing to Advisor pursuant to this Section 3 that has not previously been collected may be subsequently collected at the sole discretion of Advisor at any time, unless the collection of such fee has previously been permanently waived in writing by Advisor.
Collection of Fee. Under the provisions of the Conservation Authorities Act, Conservation Authorities may charge fees for services. The TRCA intends to charge applicants service fees for the applications circulated to them for comment. One TRCA fee is the preliminary analysis fee, which is for their initial review of applications to determine if proposals affect natural features. The MOU provides for the City to collect and forward this fee to the TRCA. In implementing this, Urban Development Services will forward to the TRCA a cheque from the applicant for the TRCA preliminary analysis fee, along with the request for comment. The City will inform applicants of the TRCA fee. If applicants neglect to submit the fee to the City on behalf of the TRCA, it will be the responsibility of the TRCA to follow-up on non-payments of their fee. Non-payment of the TRCA fee will not delay the development approvals process. The MOU stipulates that the TRCA will provide the City with comments in a timely manner, regardless of whether payment is received. The TRCA will not charge the City any fees for the review of City-initiated proposals. The TRCA will collect any additional fees for their other services, if any. The Conservation Authorities in the Greater Toronto Area have established a standard fee schedule for their services, in consultation with the development industry. The current preliminary analysis fee for each type of application that the City will endeavour to collect and forward to the TRCA is as follows: Minor variance $100 Site plan, official plan amendment, rezoning, consent $150 Plan of subdivision or condominium $500 According to the TRCA figures, the City circulated 287 development applications to the TRCA for comment in 1999. Based on the 1999 figures, it is anticipated that the City will endeavour to collect and forward to the TRCA approximately $40,000 annually in preliminary analysis fees. The TRCA will charge only one preliminary analysis fee for multiple applications, such as the submission of an official plan amendment and rezoning, for the same development proposal.
