COORDINATION FEES Sample Clauses
The Coordination Fees clause defines the payment obligations for fees associated with coordinating activities or services under the agreement. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for paying the coordination fee, the amount or method of calculation, and the timing of payment. For example, in a loan or project management context, a coordination fee might be paid to a party overseeing the arrangement or execution of the transaction. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity regarding compensation for coordination efforts, thereby preventing disputes over payment and responsibilities.
COORDINATION FEES. As BROKER typically does not receive any compensation while a unit is vacant, in the event the property requires extensive amount of effort prior to placing the property on the market either due to pre-existing conditions or from damaged caused by tenant, LANDLORD agrees to pay BROKER a one-time fee based on the following schedule. Contractor bids up to 3: ½ of one month’s rent or a minimum $500, whichever is greater. Handling the eviction legal paperwork (of the courts and a lawyer) of any tenant not procured by BROKER, LANDLORD agrees to pay BROKER a flat $300. If All County must appear in court, it will be $250 per hour. Multi- family/City inspection paperwork fee $250, plus trip fee per trip to meet various inspectors as required by the government entity. If owner is holding up repairs over 60 days, a $79 monthly fee will apply. BROKER will not place a tenant using government assisted housing vouchers on a vacancy, unless LANDLORD explicitly requests it, and if so, LANDLORD agrees to pay BROKER a fee of $250 for handling paperwork and inspections with the government assisted housing authority per property unit per tenant.
COORDINATION FEES. As BROKER typically does not receive any compensation while a unit is vacant, in the event the property requires extensive amount of effort prior to placing the property on the market either due to pre-existing conditions or from damaged caused by tenant, LANDLORD agrees to pay BROKER a one-time fee based on the following schedule. First contractor bid: FREE. (Example: minor handyman items, paint, and carpet) Additional contractor bids up to 3: ½ of one month’s rent or a minimum $500, whichever is greater. Handling the eviction legal paperwork (of the courts and a lawyer) of any tenant not procured by BROKER, LANDLORD agrees to pay BROKER a flat $300. Multi-family/City inspection paperwork fee $250, plus trip fee per trip to meet various inspectors as required by the government entity. BROKER will not place a tenant using government assisted housing vouchers on a vacancy, unless LANDLORD explicitly requests it, and if so LANDLORD agrees to pay BROKER a fee of $250 for handling paperwork and i inspections with the government assisted housing authority per property unit per tenant.
COORDINATION FEES. Each of True North, FCBI and TNBV, on the one hand, and Publicis, Communication and PBV, on the other hand, shall pay to the other coordination fees of 1% of capitalized bill▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ "qualified international accounts" (as hereinafter defined), computed as being 6.67% of revenue from such qualified international accounts. Such fees shall be payable hereunder retroactively from January 1, 1996. Each of True North, FCBI and TNBV, on the one hand, and Publicis, Communication and PBV, on the other hand, agree to pay all such fees due in respect of bill▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ing calendar year 1996 on or prior to June 30, 1997, such payment to be made by certified check. All fees due in respect of each succeeding calendar year, including 1997, shall be due and payable on June 30 of the year immediately following such year, such payment to be made by appropriate means. Each of True North, FCBI and TNBV, on the one hand, and Publicis, Communication and PBV, on the other hand, agree to provide the other party with such 18 19 information requested by such party as is reasonably required in order to substantiate such fee requests. "Qualified international accounts" are clients which are (i) aligned on a worldwide basis with either Publicis or True North, (ii) served by a worldwide coordination team working with an agency consisting of agency employees located in proximity to the client's headquarters and delivering services through local agencies and (iii) coordinated on and administered by such team through a global network of local agencies. Specific clients which will be "qualified international accounts" for 1996 and subsequent years, if any, will be jointly agreed upon by the CEO of Communication and the CEO of FCB
COORDINATION FEES. Subject to Clause 11.1 (Place and Time), the Company shall pay to the Global Coordinators coordination fees in accordance with the terms of the Coordination Fees Letter. For the avoidance of doubt, all liabilities and obligations of the Company under the Coordination Fees Letters shall be deemed to be incurred under this Agreement.
COORDINATION FEES. CDS’ fee for providing the ZONING REPORT is: $250.00 (if ordered with CDS survey)
COORDINATION FEES. Each of True North, FCBI and TNBV, on the one hand, and Publicis, Communication and PBV, on the other hand, shall pay to the other coordination fees of 1% of capitalized bill▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ "qualified international accounts" (as hereinafter defined), computed as being 6.67% of revenue from such qualified international accounts. Such fees shall be payable hereunder retroactively from January 1, 1996. Each of True North, FCBI and TNBV, on the one hand, and Publicis, Communication and PBV, on the other hand, agree to pay all such fees due in respect of bill▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ing calendar year 1996 on or prior to June 30, 1997, such payment to be made by certified check. All fees due in respect of each succeeding calendar year, including 1997, shall be due and payable on June 30 of the year immediately following such year, such payment to be made by appropriate means. Each of True North, FCBI and TNBV, on the one hand, and Publicis, Communication and PBV, on the other hand, agree to provide the other party with such