Funding Options. The LPA may fund the CE inspection entirely with LPA funds (non-participating) or utilize matching funds (participating).
Funding Options. In satisfaction of its commitment under the GFA, CMC shall, prior to the expiration of the New Funding Date, have the option to (the “Options”):
Funding Options. CONTRIBUTION FOR TAX YEAR: _ Amount: $ Check is enclosed Check to follow (Contribution must be for a Designated Beneficiary who is under age 18, or for a special needs Designated Beneficiary regardless of age.) ROLLOVER – (Complete the Rollover Certification Form) Approximate amount of rollover: $ This contribution is a Rollover Xxxxxxxxx ESA, which has been completed within 60 days of receipt of the funds. These funds are from a Xxxxxxxxx ESA established for the benefit of either the Designated Beneficiary named in this application, or a Family Member of the Designated Beneficiary, as described in Internal Revenue Code Section 529(e)(2), who is under age 30. A completed “Certification of Rollover Assets” form must be attached. TRANSFER – (Complete the Transfer of Assets Form) Approximate amount of rollover: $ The initial contribution to this account is a Transfer of Assets from a Xxxxxxxxx ESA established for the benefit of the Designated Beneficiary named in this application or an eligible family member for which you are listed as the Responsible Individual authorized to act on the account. A completed “Transfer of Assets Form” providing your investment allocations must be attached.
Funding Options. CO2 Reduction (assumptions) Total energy reduction 137,742 MMBtu Total CO2 e reduction 15,672 tons Sector Penetration (% Affected) 22.5% Savings ($/yr in 2010) $3,994,527 annually over life of energy efficiency investments Implementation Responsibilities Primary: city staff Support: volunteers Implementation Schedule Year: Annual Cumulative Federal or State Grants 2000 0% 0% Shared portion of guaranteed savings 2001 0% 0% Tax revenue 2002 5% 5% 2003 10% 15% 2004 15% 30% 2005 15% 45% 2006 15% 60% 2007 10% 70% 2008 10% 80% 2009 10% 90% 2010 10% 100% Implementation Steps
Funding Options. The Supplier shall be able to provide Contract Hire as the funding mechanism for the vehicles as detailed in paragraph 3.3
Funding Options. 3.3.1 The Supplier shall provide Contract Hire as the principal funding mechanism for the vehicles however there may be occasions where the Contracting Body(s) may wish to fund their vehicles through other funding options. Therefore the Supplier shall have the ability to provide alternative funding options, where required for example Finance Lease.
Funding Options. 31 SECTION 4.1. Pricing of Each Loan.......................................................... 31 SECTION 4.2. Conversion Procedures......................................................... 31 SECTION 4.3. Continuation Procedures....................................................... 31 SECTION 4.4. Limitations on Interest Periods and Continuation and Conversion Elections..... 32 SECTION 4.4.1.
Funding Options. The County, Centralia, Chehalis, and the Riverside FA hereby agree to share in the cost of the feasibility study as set forth herein below. The purpose of this Memorandum of Understanding is to set forth the Parties' agreement with respect to contributions that shall be paid by the County, Centralia, Chehalis and the Riverside FA.
Funding Options. Chapter 9 of the Facilities Plan describes numerous financing avenues available to the Village. Based on current Village population size, MHI, and unemployment rate, it is still unlikely that the Village will be eligible for the Principal Forgiveness portion of the Clean Water Fund Program (CWFP) for these projects. In addition to those options, there are two additional options available to the Village: CWFP Small Loan Program and State of Wisconsin Focus on Energy (FOE) grant.
Funding Options. The costs associated with the Business Plan are an estimate based on the best information available and the assumptions that those participating will be as follows: Full RATA Participation (with services of Sub Regional Champion) Waipa South Waikato Otorohanga Matamata Piako Waitomo Hauraki Full RATA Participation (without services of Sub Regional Champion) Waikato Hamilton City Thames Coromandel Based on the budget outlined in Section 9, the following cost recoveries are proposed for 2016/17 (with future years being similar, but subject to annual plan reviews and CPI adjustments). Local Authority Annual RATA Participation Sum Hamilton $51,000 Hauraki $79,000 Matamata-Piako $79,000 Otorohanga $79,000 South Waikato $79,000 Thames-Coromandel $51,000 Waikato $51,000 Waipa $79,000 Waitomo $79,000
