District Funding Sample Clauses

District Funding. Each unit member shall be entitled to receive a District contribution for insurance premiums in accordance with Exhibit E.
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District Funding. The District shall reimburse the Municipality in an amount not to exceed $566,000 for approved private property I/I costs incurred through the work described in Attachment A (“the Work”). The total project cost of $1,908,000 is offset by Municipality funds. Provided the Municipality is in compliance with the terms of this Agreement, the District funding shall be provided on a reimbursement basis in accordance with Section 8 below. No reimbursement will be made for costs incurred prior to the effective date of this Agreement, or for costs that are not supported by documentation as outlined by this Agreement.
District Funding. The District will reimburse Municipality for the cost of the project described in the attached project description (project), up to $X. The District will provide funding after the District receives the Baseline Report and the Conservation Easement.
District Funding. The District will reimburse Muskego for the cost of the project described in the attached project description (project), up to $55,000. The District will provide funding after the District receives the Baseline Report and the Maintenance Covenant.
District Funding. The District shall reimburse the Municipality for $ in costs for the installation of the stormwater BMPs listed in Attachment A. The District funding shall be provided as a reimbursement upon completion of the BMP work set forth in Attachment A. Beyond the financial support for the BMP work, the District shall have no involvement in construction, maintenance or operation of the BMP. The Municipality shall identify the District as a funder in informational literature and signage.
District Funding. Subject to the terms of the Cooperative Agreement and this Agreement, the District shall fund (“District Funding”) the demolition and removal of buildings and structures located within the Project Area (“Demolition”) previously declared by the City as dangerous pursuant to applicable law and which structures are currently owned by HDDA; provided, however, that the District Funding shall not exceed Five Hundred Forty Thousand Dollars ($540,000) and that the sole source of the District Funding shall be available 2021 Bond proceeds and from no other sources, funds, or assets of the District. The District shall have no obligation to provide the District Funding until: (a) HDDA submits to the District and the City an executed copy of an agreement between HDDA and a person or entity responsible for the demolition and removal of HDDA’s buildings and structures located within the Project Area; (b) HDDA submits to the City and the District all invoices and supporting documents necessary for the District to draw available 2021 Bond proceeds from trust accounts held by the bond trustee in accordance with the 2021 Bond documents and the Cooperative Agreement; and (c) the City notifies the Parties in writing that the Demolition, or such portion of the Demolition as is supported by a contractor’s invoice or other documentation, has been completed in accordance with City codes and requirements and other applicable laws and regulations. HDDA shall cause the completion of the Demolition within one hundred twenty (120) days from the date of this Agreement, subject to force majeure events, or such other period as the Parties may agree in writing. HDDA shall be solely responsible for any demolition costs in excess of the District Funding. Neither the Developer, the City, nor the District shall have any liability for any cost overruns in connection with the Demolition or for the financing, design, construction, and operation of the HDDA Work (as defined below). A “force majeure event” means a condition by reason of which completion of the Demolition is prevented or materially impeded through no fault of HDDA, due to acts of God, extreme and extraordinary weather conditions, strikes, lockouts, labor troubles, inability to procure materials, failure of power, extreme and extraordinary governmental delay, riots, or other events or circumstances beyond such party's control; provided, however that HDDA shall give written notice to the City and the District of the existence of the c...
District Funding. The District shall reimburse the Municipality for $ in costs for the work described in Attachment A (“the Work”). The District funding shall be provided as a reimbursement upon submission of an invoice, documentation of costs, and execution of a Conservation Easement {for Green Infrastructure work}. Beyond the financial support for the Work, the District shall have no involvement in ownership, construction, maintenance or operation of the Work. The Municipality shall identify the District as a funder in informational literature and signage.
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District Funding. To the extent required by law, the District shall submit a “J-13A waiver material decrease request”, and/or any other waiver for which the District may be eligible, to California Dept of Ed in order to mitigate the loss of Average Daily Attendance (ADA) funding.
District Funding. The District will reimburse Elm Grove for the cost of the project described in the attached project description (Project), up to $85,000. The District will provide funding after the District receives the final report identified in sec. 4.
District Funding. Public funds annually transferred from the District to WCA. This term shall not encompass capital expenditures, deferred maintenance or funding allocated for purposes other than day-to-day operation of WCA.
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