Designating Units of Government Sample Clauses

Designating Units of Government. The Designating Units of Government agree to provide financial assistance to the organization employing the Zone Administrator. Said assistance shall be calculated using a per capita rate of $0.75 (seventy-five cents) based on the population of the respective Designating Units of Government according to the most recent decennial census as well as allocation of Enterprise Zone Acreage as described below:
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Designating Units of Government. PROPERTY TAX ABATEMENT, JOB CREATION AND WAGE POLICIES. Each designating unit of government for the DeKalb County Enterprise Zone shall have property tax abatement, job creation and wage policies specific to their unit of government. The terms for each are outlined below. The Enterprise Zone shall not include any incentive, change in standard or regulation, or other benefit or detriment to any of the Parties or any applicant seeking to develop property within the Enterprise Zone other than those expressly identified herein.
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Designating Units of Government. The Designating Units of Government agree to provide financial assistance to the organization employing the Zone Administrator. Said assistance shall be calculated using a per capita rate of $0.75 (seventy-five cents) based on the population of the respective Designating Units of Government according to the most recent decennial census as well as allocation of Enterprise Zone Acreage as described below: 2010 US Census Population Xxx & Xxxx Counties Dixon 15,692 Rochelle 9,574 Amboy 2,404 Mount Xxxxxx 2,998 Xxx 36,031 Xxxx 53,497 Total population both counties 89,528 Budget of $.75 Per Capita for EZ Admin $67,146.00 to Uninc. Xxx 3206.40 acres 36.22% to Uninc. Xxxx 1066.92 acres 12.05% to Xxxxx 1161.48 acres 13.07% to Rochelle 3150.03 acres 35.36% to Amboy 78.52 acres 0.84% to Mount Xxxxxx 193.43 acres 2.18% 50% of Strips 12.13 acres 0.14% 50% Strips 12.13 acres 0.14% Zone Parcel Acreage 8856.78 acres 99.73% Connector Strips + 24.26 acres 0.27% Total Xxxx Xxxx 0000.00 acres 100.00% Total Xxxx Xxxx 0000.00 acres 92.51% Acres in reserve +718.96 acres 7.49% Max. acres per Statute 9600.00 acres 100%
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Designating Units of Government. The Designating Units of Government agree to provide financial assistance to the organization employing the Zone Administrator. Said assistance shall be calculated using a per capita rate of $0.75 (seventy-five cents) based on the population of the respective Designating Units of Government according to the most recent decennial census as well as allocation of Enterprise Zone Acreage as described below: 2010 US Census Population Xxx & Xxxx Counties Dixon 15,692 Rochelle 9,574 Amboy 2,404 Mount Xxxxxx 2,998 Ashton 972 Oregon 3,721 Xxx 36,031 Xxxx 53,497 Total population both counties 89,528 Budget of $.75 Per Capita for EZ Admin $67,146.00 to Uninc. Xxx 3206.40 acres 35.47% to Uninc. Xxxx 1066.92 acres 11.80% To Xxxxx 1161.48 acres 12.85% To Rochelle 3150.03 acres 34.85% To Amboy 78.52 acres 0.87% To Mount Xxxxxx 193.43 acres 2.14% To Ashton 66.24 acres 0.73% To Oregon 91.76 acres 1.02% 50% of Strips 12.13 acres 0.13% 50% of Strips 12.13 acres 0.13% Zone Parcel Acreage 9014.77 acres 99.73% Connector Strips +24.26 acres 0.27% Total Xxxx Xxxx 0000.00 acres 100.00% Total Zone Area 9039.03 acres 94.16% Acres in reserve (unallocated) 560.97 acres 5.84% Max Acres per Statute 9600.00 acres 100% XXX COUNTY FINANCIAL SHARE XXXX COUNTY FINANCIAL SHARE Xxx County Share $10,204.00 Xxxx County Share $7,433.00 Xxxxx Share $22,138.00 Rochelle Share $23,521.00 Amboy Share $670.00 Mount Xxxxxx Share $1,750.00 Ashton Share $600.00 Oregon Share $830.00 50.06% of Budget $33,612.00 49.94% of Budget $33,534.00 Total Budget for Administration $67,146.00 Budget shall be adjusted each year for the following year according to the 3-year rolling average of each year's annualized October CPI published by the US-BLS. D. CHANGE TO SECTION II OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT– DEFINITIONS Subsection D) is hereby amended to read as follows:
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Designating Units of Government. The Designating Units of Government agree to provide financial assistance to the organization employing the Zone Administrator. Said assistance shall be calculated using a per capita rate of $.75 cents (seventy five cents) based on the population of the respective Designating Units of Government according to the most recent decennial census as well as allocation of Enterprise Zone Acreage as described below: Xxx Xxxx Enterprise Zone Funding Formula for EZ Administration Operating Expense 2010 Population Xxx & Xxxx Counties Source: US Census Xxx 36,031 Dixon 15,692 Xxxx 53,497 Rochelle 9,574 Total population both counties: 89,528 Per Capita for EZ Admin: $0.75/capita Base Year Budget Amount for EZ Admin: $67,146.00 Maximum Total Available Acres Per EZ Statute: 100.0% 9,600.0 acres Total Acres Allocated to Zone 89.4% 8,579.2 acres Allocated to Xxx County 51.0% 4,363.7 acres Allocated To City of Xxxxx 1,157.3 acres Allocated To Xxxx County 49.0% 4,197.3 acres Allocated To City of Xxxxxxxx 3,130.4 acres Acres Held in Reserve for Future Development 10.6% 1,020.8 acres Xxx County Share $ 11,146 City of Xxxxx Share $ 23,080 51.0% of Budget $ 34,226 Xxx County Share 51.0% Xxxx County Share $ 8,416 City of Xxxxxxxx Share $ 24,504 49.0 % of Budget $ 32,920 Xxxx County Share 49.0% $ 67,146 Budget 100% The funding shall be adjusted each year for the following year according to the 3- year rolling average of each year's annualized October Consumer Price Index as published by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. Said assistance is to be used in order to support the general management, operating and marketing expenses associated with the Zone. Funds may not be used for purposes unrelated to the costs of Zone operations as outlined in Section VI below.
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Designating Units of Government. The Designating Units of Government agree to provide financial assistance to the organization employing the Zone Administrator. Said assistance shall be calculated using a per capita rate of $0.75 (seventy-five cents) based on the population of the respective Designating Units of Government according to the most recent decennial census as well as allocation of Enterprise Zone Acreage as described below: Dixon 15,692 Rochelle 9,574 Both County Pop. 89,528 Amboy 2,404 Mount Xxxxxx 2,998 Budget of $.75 Per Capita Xxx 36,031 Xxxx 53,497 for EZ Admin= $67,146.00 XXX COUNTY PORTION Percent of Zone XXXX COUNTY PORTION Percent of Zone to Uninc. Xxx 3,206.40 acres 36.12% to Uninc. Xxxx 1,066.92 acres 12.02% To Xxxxx 1,161.48 acres 13.08% To Rochelle 3,149.80 acres 35.48% To Amboy 73.97 acres 0.83% To Mount Xxxxxx 193.43 acres 2.18% 50% Connector Strips 12.25 acres 0.14% 50% Connector Strip 12.25 acres 0.14% Area To Xxx County 4,454.10 acres 50.18% Area To Xxxx County 4,422.39 acres 49.82% Zone Parcel Acreage 8,852.00 acres 99.72% Connector Strips 24.49 acres 0.28% Total Zone Area 8,876.49 acres 100.00% Total Area allocated to Zone 8,876.49 acres 92.46% Acres in reserve (unallocated)723.51 acres 7.54% Max acres per Statute 9600.00 acres 100.00% Xxx County Share $10,574.00 Xxxx County Share $7,778.00 Xxxxx Share $22,508.00 Rochelle Share $23,866.00 Amboy Share $670.00 Mount Xxxxxx Share $1,750.00 50.18% of Budget $33,752.00 49.82% of Budget $33,394.00 Total Budget for Administration $67,146.00 This budget shall be adjusted each year for the following year according to the 3-year rolling average of each year's annualized October CPI published by the US-BLS. B. CHANGE TO SECTION II OF THE INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT– DEFINITIONS Subsection D) is hereby amended to read as follows:
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