Fee Credits Sample Clauses

Fee Credits. The Dreyfus-affiliated funds for which the Transfer Agent acts as transfer agent, as a group, shall be entitled to the following fee credits: General Credit: $86,000/year One-twelfth of the annual credit amount shall be applied to each monthly invoice (beginning with the invoice covering October 2005), and shall be allocated to each Fund pro rata based on number of accounts as of the end of the monthly billing period. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Agreement, the Transfer Agent shall perform the following services:

Fee Credits. Park Impact Fees 1. Developer shall receive Park Impact Fee credits for the public parks and qualifying pocket parks (as described more particularly in Section 5.11.4 below), Developer constructs, as provided in this subsection. 2. The public park improvements eligible for fee credits are only those listed in Exhibit 13-1, unless additional park improvements are added by the City. The types of fee credits provided by City for public park, and qualifying pocket park, improvements constructed by Developer consist of the following: a. City’s Contemplated AB 1600 Park Impact Fees; and

Fee Credits. The Town shall have the authority to review and comment on all County stormwater fee credit applications requested upon parcels within the Town limits.

Fee Credits. All reimbursements due to Developer under this Agreement. The Town shall maintain an ongoing accounting of all credits and reimbursements eligible, due, collected, and paid under this Agreement.

Fee Credits. “Fee Credits” means credits against EUC PBDIFs, Village 11 PBDIFs, and Traffic Signal Fees that Developer has received or may receive in the future from the City for Eligible Costs Developer incurred in designing and/or construction the Subject Facilities.

Fee Credits. The Offsite Traffic Improvements to be constructed directly by Owner are oversized Public Improvements in that Owner is conditioned to construct such improvements that the Parties agree are identified in the DIF Study and for which the cost will exceed the fees due for such improvements from the Project as specifically provided in the Traffic Study and approved by the City. In consideration for Owner, at its own cost and expense or through a community facilities district, funding and, if requested by the City, constructing such oversized Offsite Traffic Improvements, Owner shall receive credits towards the payment of amounts otherwise due and payable by Owner as Development Fees (“Owner’s Fee Credit”) provided the oversized Offsite Traffic Improvements are specifically identified in the DIF Study. TUMF credits are subject to the approval of WRCOG and only WRCOG can grant fee credits to TUMF in its discretion and subject to its rules. The City has no liability or obligations to collect or administer TUMF fees at this time. Alternatively, at the election of the Owner, oversized Public Improvements may be recovered by Owner under the procedures in Section 2.8.3(b) applicable to Additional Capacity

Fee Credits. The Project shall be entitled to a credit against its Development Impact Fee obligations for the dedication of land and the construction of improvements or the payment of fees.

Fee Credits. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, the City shall provide TASP Fee Credits to the Developer for the Improvement Costs (defined in Section 1.2 below) for acquisition and installation of the Improvements described in Exhibit A.

Fee Credits. Each of the 1,863.92 ESDs and the Excess Fee Credits, which have an aggregate value of $20,919,994.00 which are a component of the Contributed Assets, and which are being transferred as hereinabove set forth (collectively, the “Fee Credits”) are owned by the Contributing Parties, free of claims or liens of any person, and the Fee Credits, except for the PIFs, are each fully paid for, are currently fully entitled, without the need for any additional payment, charge, fee or cost of any type or nature, and without the need for any further action by any person (including, without limitation, any governmental authority or water or sewer district), to be exchanged, for credit in lieu of paying cash to the various permitting authorities in connection with the T-9 Project, are in full force and effect and in good standing, and fully vested and not subject to divestiture. In order to receive the Park Credits, parks yet to be developed must be developed according to approved agreements with the City Parks Department.

Fee Credits. “Fee Credits” means credits against Salt Creek Sewer Basin fees that Developer has received or may receive in the future from the City for Eligible Costs Developer incurred in designing and/or construction the Sewer Extension.