Fee Surcharge Sample Clauses

Fee Surcharge. Fee Surcharge”, also known as Franchise Fee and Special Fee, means the fee imposed by the County on Contractor pursuant to Article Four, Section 2 below and referenced in the County Code Section 8.16.470 Special fees, solely because of its status as the exclusive Solid Waste collection franchisee under this Agreement, and which, among other things, is intended to compensate County for its expenses in administering this Agreement, and to fund other Solid Waste management activities.
Sample 1
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Fee Surcharge. Contractor shall pay to County a Fee Surcharge set by the Board of Supervisors for the collection franchise granted hereunder, which fee shall be a percentage of the gross revenues collected by Contractor from the Service and Disposal components of the Collection Fees, the Tipping Fees collected at the Foresthill and Meadow Vista Transfer Stations, and the Foresthill Mandatory Basic Service Fee. The Fee Surcharge for the Service and Disposal components of the Collection Rate revenues, Transfer Station Tipping Fees, and the Foresthill parcel fee shall be eight percent (8%) of receipts collected. The Fee Surcharge may be further adjusted by resolution of the Board of Supervisors. The Fee Surcharge shall be due and payable quarterly, for all revenues received during the quarter, within forty-five (45) days following the end of each quarter. County shall give Contractor a minimum of ninety (90) days notice of any changes in the Fee Surcharge. The Board of Supervisors may in its sole discretion change any or all of the above Fee Surcharges at any time during the Term of this Agreement. Any change in the percentage used to calculate the Fee Surcharge shall, as a condition of Contractor’s payment thereof, be reflected in an immediate and corresponding change in the Collection Fees and Tipping Fees and in the Foresthill Mandatory Basic Service Fee. Contractor shall provide the County with a quarterly report, accompanying the quarterly Fee Surcharge remittance, showing the derivation of the Fee Surcharges owed to the County. The report for the Transfer Stations shall include, at a minimum, the total quantity of materials received at each Transfer Station during the reporting period in cubic yards, or per item as appropriate to the charge, for all materials for which a Tipping Fee was charged; and 2) the total Tipping Fees collected for each such category of materials. The report shall also include the traffic count per day and the total tons removed from the Transfer Station for each day the Transfer Station is open during the reporting period. For the collection routes in Franchise Areas 1 and 4 the report shall contain, at a minimum, the total receipts from all residential, commercial and debris box accounts and the County's Fee Surcharge portion thereof. The report shall also state the number of customers from whom the Foresthill parcel fee was collected and the total parcel fees collected during the reporting period.
Sample 1
Fee Surcharge. The Fee Surcharge is established per Article Four, Section 2. The Fee Surcharge component of each rate is calculated by adding the disposal component and the service component and multiplying by the Fee Surcharge. Therefore, the Fee Surcharge component is automatically adjusted when either of those components are adjusted. (service component + disposal cost) x (Fee Surcharge) = Fee Surcharge component EXAMPLE 9 - Residential Toter Service 8% Fee Surcharge [($15.42) + ($9.82)] x (0.08) = $2.02
Sample 1

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