Exclusion of Subzone(s) Based on De Minimis Impact Sample Clauses

Exclusion of Subzone(s) Based on De Minimis Impact. If a Subzone is assigned a BPTF thermal transmission security cost allocation less than a de minimis dollar threshold of the total project costs, that Subzone will not be allocated costs; provided however, that the total de minimis Subzones may not exceed 10% of the total BPTF thermal transmission security cost allocation. The de minimis threshold is initially $10,000. If the total allocation percentage of all de minimis Subzones is greater than 10%, then the de minimis threshold will be reduced until the total allocation percentage of all de minimis Subzones is less than or equal to 10%.
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