Equipment Replacement Fund Sample Clauses

Equipment Replacement Fund. The Commission shall establish an equipment replacement fund according to s. NR 162.08, Wis. Adm. Code, and maintain the equipment replacement fund as a separate fund. Annual deposits shall be made to the equipment replacement fund in amounts sufficient to meet the equipment replacement schedule developed by the Commission. Based on review of the equipment replacement fund information in the CWFP application, the total annual deposit is estimated at $87,000.
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Equipment Replacement Fund. The Municipality shall establish an equipment replacement fund according to s. NR 162.08, Wis. Adm. Code, and maintain the equipment replacement fund as a separate fund of the Municipality. Annual deposits shall be made to the equipment replacement fund in amounts sufficient to meet the equipment replacement schedule developed by the Municipality. Based on review of the equipment replacement fund information in the CWFP application, the annual deposit is estimated at $105,180.
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Equipment Replacement Fund. 7.1. In order to guarantee the renewal and replacement of equipment and facilities that are included in the Common Property or in order to perform material repairs therein, the Management Company shall be entitled, at its sole discretion, to include in the calculation of the amount collected from the User, an amount at a rate of up to 5% (five percent) of the total amount of the expenses according to an estimate of the annual budget (hereinafter: the "Equipment Replacement Fund"). 7.2. The sums deposited in the Equipment Replacement Fund will be used for the addition, replacement and retrofitting of equipment, facilities and systems as required from time to time, to the best of the professional judgment of the Management Company and following consultation with professional experts. 7.3. The payments to the Equipment Replacement Fund shall be deemed as a deposit kept by the Management Company, as a trustee of all the tenants in the Building and/or the Project, and will be kept by the Management Company in a separate bank account and will be invested by the Management Company in solid investments to the best of its professional judgment. 7.4. To the extent that it transpires that the sums that accumulated in the Equipment Replacement Fund are insufficient for the purpose of performing the additions, retrofitting, repairs and the like that are required, each User will pay in fourteen (14) days as of the date of receiving the demand of the Management Company, its relative part in the missing amount for the purpose of their performance. It is hereby clarified that the User shall not be entitled (even after the sale of the Unit) to reimbursement for the sums that were not used in the Equipment Replacement Fund. 7.5. The collection of the sums for the Equipment Replacement Fund shall not entitle the Management Company to Management Fees in respect of these sums, however only after the said sums were indeed used by the Management Company for the replacement and/or the repair of the equipment and the facilities. 7.6. Upon termination of the Management Agreement, and to the extent that the Management Company no longer provides management services for the Building and/or the Project, the Management Company shall transfer the Equipment Replacement Fund to the new Management Company and/or to the Representation, within its meaning in Section 8 hereunder, as the case may be. 7.7. To the extent that there is a statutory obligation to pay VAT for the payments paid to the ...
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Equipment Replacement Fund. The Municipality shall establish an equipment replacement fund according to s. NR 162.07, Wis. Adm. Code, and maintain the equipment replacement fund as a separate fund of the Municipality. The required minimum percentage shall be 7% resulting in a minimum balance of $1,805,802.00. The Municipality has a maximum of three years from the first principal payment on the Loan to achieve the required minimum balance/percentage.
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