Community Fee. The community fee is included within the inclusive monthly charge. This fee contributes to the costs of running St Xxxxxx Trust and providing services at Cote Lane. It is a variable charge based on actual costs only. The community fee is an annual payment that is charged monthly in advance by direct debit. It is held on trust for residents. Residents receive the annual community fee budget and accounts and may comment on these. The Trust does not levy surcharges if there is a shortfall in the fees collected or provide refunds if there is a surplus. Any failure to provide a service paid for through the community fee would be managed to minimise any inconvenience for residents.The document Private Rental at Cote Lane, Questions and Answers lists the services provided. Care costs There is no mandatory charge for care, residents pay for domiciliary care and support only if they buy a care and support package.
Community Fee. 1. The Resident will pay to the Community a one-time fee (the “Community Fee”) in an amount indicated on Exhibit 1, subject to the provisions of this Article III. B.
2. If the Resident has previously paid a Community Fee to the Community, the Community Fee due upon the execution of this Residency Agreement is the Community Fee established for the Suite less the Community Fee previously paid. If the Community Fee previously paid is greater than the Community Fee currently established for the Suite, no additional Community Fee will be due, and no portion of the Community Fee previously paid will be refunded.
3. The Community Fee is non-refundable, except as specifically provided in this paragraph, or in the Community Fee Addendum. The Community Fee is not a security deposit and is not intended to secure the performance of any obligation of the Resident under this Residency Agreement.
a) If this Residency Agreement is terminated prior to the Resident taking possession of the Suite or receiving any of the Assisted Living Program Services, the Community will refund the Community Fee paid under this Residency Agreement less an administrative charge set forth in Exhibit 1, unless the move-in does not take place for physician documented medical reasons, in which case the entire Community Fee will be refunded.
b) In the event the Resident terminates the Residency Agreement after move-in, the Community Fee will be refunded pursuant to the terms of the Community Fee Addendum attached hereto.
Community Fee. Prior to move-in, the Community Fee shall be paid in the amount specified in Addendum A. $500 of the Community Fee will be held as a security deposit, the remainder is non- refundable and will be applied to administrative and move-in fees. Without obligation to do so, Management may apply all or part of the Security Deposit to any unpaid Rent or other charges due from Resident or to cure any other defaults of Resident. If Management uses any part of the Security Deposit, Resident agrees to restore the Security Deposit to its full amount within 10 days after Management’s written request. No interest shall be paid on the Security Deposit. Resident may not use the Security Deposit in lieu of paying Rent. When Resident vacates the Residence, Management may withhold from the Security Deposit all amounts as may be permitted by applicable law and shall refund any remaining portion of the Security Deposit to Resident within the time period required by applicable law. Damages to the apartment beyond ordinary wear and tear which exceed the amount of the security deposit will be billed to the resident as permitted by applicable law.
Community Fee. The Community Fee is defined as ten percent (10%) of the original Entrance Deposit paid by you at admission. If you later transfer to a Living Unit with a larger Entrance Deposit and paid an additional sum towards the larger Entrance Deposit, then the Community Fee is defined as ten percent (10%) of your original Entrance Deposit paid at admission plus ten percent (10%) of the incremental Entrance Deposit paid by you on transfer to the Living Unit with the larger Entrance Deposit. The Community Fee does not decrease if you move to a Living Unit with a lower Entrance Deposit. Continuing Care at Brooksby Village: The Community building in which the Assisted Care Units and the Nursing Units will be situated. The Continuing Care facility is expected to be licensed for Assisted Care, memory care, skilled and intermediate nursing care but will not be licensed to provide chronic or acute hospital care or other institutional care. Such services, if required by you, are not services covered under the scope of this Agreement.
Community Fee. Simultaneously with the execution of this Agreement, a Community Fee (the “Community Fee”) in the amount of two percent (2%) of the purchase price of the Share shall be due and payable by Resident to the Cooperative. The Community Fee paid with respect to any Apartment or Garden Home shall not be refunded by the Cooperative.
Community Fee. Prior to or on the Occupancy Date, you agree to pay a Community Fee equal to the amount shown in Exhibit A (“Your Apartment, Fees & Fee Schedules”). The purpose of the Community Fee is to cover the one-time expense of establishing you as a new resident in our Community and to cover capital expenditures of the Community. The Community Fee is NON-REFUNDABLE, except as follows: If the Residency Agreement is terminated prior to the Occupancy Date due to the Resident requiring a higher level of care than what can be provided by the Community or due to the death of the Resident. If this occurs, refunds will be made within (per state requirement) days to the appropriate party.
Community Fee. Upon admission to the Community, Resident paid a community fee (the "Community Fee") of Dollars ($x,xxx.xx). The Community Fee is used to reimburse Community for the costs associated with reviewing and processing application, review of the Physician's Report, assessing Resident, developing a care plan and admitting Resident to the Community. The Community Fee is refundable to the extent described herein. If Resident decides, prior to completion of a pre-admission appraisal, not to enter the Community, Resident is entitled to a full, one hundred percent (100 %) refund of the Community Fee. If Resident completes a pre-admission appraisal, hundred dollars ($X00.00) of the Community Fee becomes non-refundable, with the remainder of the Community Fee ("Refundable Amount") subject to the following refund rules:
1. If Resident decides, after the completion of a preadmission appraisal, not to enter the Community, Resident is entitled to a refund of eighty percent (80%) of the Refundable Amount.
2. Once Resident enters the Community, if this Agreement terminates and Resident leaves for any reason within the first month of residency, Resident is entitled to a refund of eighty percent (80%) of the Refundable Amount.
3. Once Resident enters the Community, if this Agreement terminates and Resident leaves for any reason within the second month of residency, Resident is entitled to a refund of sixty percent (60%) of the Refundable Amount.
4. Once Resident enters the Community, if this Agreement terminates and Resident leaves for any reason within the third month of residency, Resident is entitled to a refund of forty percent (40%) of the Refundable Amount.
5. Once Resident has been a member of the Community for a full three (3) months, Resident is no longer entitled to a refund of the Community Fee.
Community Fee. Resident shall pay to the Facility a Community Fee of
a. A deposit upon signing of this Agreement, in the amount of: $ (the “Deposit”).
b. The balance of the Community Fee payable on the date on which the Resident occupies the Residence or within fifteen (15) days after the Facility notifies Resident that the accommodation is ready for occupancy, whichever occurs first.
Community Fee. Beginning on the twelfth (12th) Lease Year, Tenant shall pay to University an annual fee for the purposes of expenses associated with Greek Village, including, but not limited to, common area landscape maintenance, upkeep of common amenities, installation and upkeep of general Greek Village signage, utility bills to cover area lighting, and installation and upkeep of furnishings such as benches, grills, and recreation courts, but not including the maintenance of parking lots, streets, or common sidewalks (the “Community Fee”). The Community Fee for the twelfth (12th) Lease Year shall be Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00). The NC State Greek Housing Association (“Association”) shall review the Community Fee annually and the Association shall make recommendations to the University’s Department of Greek Life regarding adjustments to the amount of the Community Fee and expenditures. The Association shall provide an annual accounting of receipts and expenses to Tenant within ten (10) business days of the end of the Association’s fiscal year. The University’s Department of Greek Life may or may not accept the Association’s recommendation and adjust the amount of the Community Fee annually in its sole discretion. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Community Fee shall not exceed the average amount of annual ad valorem taxes assessed on comparable privately-owned Greek housing facilities in the City of Raleigh. The University shall withhold the amount due and owing the University for the Community Fee from Receipts (hereafter defined) collected by University on Tenant’s behalf in two (2) equal installments each Lease Year, to be reflected in Receipts turned over from University to Tenant on or about September 1 and February 1.
Community Fee. Owner acknowledges receipt of the Community Fee of $1,000 which will be retained by Owner as a fee for processing Resident’s application to rent the Apartment and shall be non-refundable to Resident under any and all circumstances.
