General Operating Expenses. The Company shall pay (or reimburse the Manager or its Affiliates for) its own general administrative and operating expenses, to include. It shall reimburse the Manager (or its Affiliates) for any expenses incurred by the Manager (or its Affiliates) that are properly considered ordinary and reasonable business expenses of the Company (including, without limitation, stationery, office supplies, postage, accounting and legal fees (including the time of in-house professionals of the Manager or its Affiliates, charged at market rates) related to the Company’s business, notary, document preparation fees and escrow fees, travel expenses related to property inspection visits, and other ordinary and reasonable business expenses) to the extent such expenses are not directly reimbursed to Manager in the manner described in Section 4.5(d) below.
General Operating Expenses. Per pupil funding will be 100% of GWSD’s PPR (less automatically withheld funding according to the Charter Schools Act 22-30.5-112. of up to five % of PPR to cover central administrative services) and a proportional amount of mill levy override funds as determined on a pro rata basis (mill levy revenue divided by the number of GWSD students). Mill levy funds will be used to retain and attract highly qualified staff, and to purchase needed instructional supplies and equipment. GWSD will provide an accounting of central administrative services to MCS in accordance with the Charter School Act. On or before April 1 of each year of the Charter, the School and the School District will begin negotiations concerning funding for the ensuing fiscal year in order that the amounts may be determined in conjunction with the School District’s and School budget development and adoption process. In future fiscal years, it is agreed that the amount of funding provided to the School from the School District shall not be less that 100% of the School Districts per pupil operating revenues, as defined by C.R.S. 00-00-000 (6), multiplied by the number of FTE enrolled in the School.
General Operating Expenses. Include all of the following that apply: telephone/web-based and/or internet services; subscriptions/reference material - cost of purchased publications, technical books, magazines & pamphlets, online subscriptions; postage/shipping - postage, Fed Ex, UPS, trucking, and other delivery expenses along with shipping materials; outside printing - cost of printing, commercial artists and supplies for plates, art work, proofs, photographs and other costs of leaflets, films and other informational or promotional materials; liability/malpractice insurance – cost of all other liability, malpractice, personal injury, and other insurance not reported as property insurance or as employee benefits; and bonding expense.
General Operating Expenses. General Operating Vehicle fleet and machinery/ equipment purchase, disposal, major repair. Vehicle and equipment program through internal charge to programs to fund maintenance and purchase. CA Act S. 20. O. Reg. 402/22 - General Capital Costs. General Capital CATEGORY 1 (MANDATORY): NATURAL HAZARDS RISK MANAGEMENT per O. Reg. 686/21 B. Planning and Regulations The main goal is to protect life and property from natural hazards specified in O. Reg. 686/21.These were previously called Section 28 Operating and Watershed Planning programs in the 2023 NBMCA budget book. Section 28 Permissions (Current) CA Act Section 28 Permissions including review and processing permit applications, site visits, technical reports, customer service, communication with applicants, agents, consultants, legal costs, enforcement and compliance. CA Act S. 21.1(1) 1(i), S.28. O. Reg. 686/21 S.1 - Risk of Natural Hazards, S. 8 - Administer and enforce the Act. Category 1 Operating Natural Hazard Plan Input and Review (Current) – Member Municipalities and Planning Boards Section 39 MNRF funding eligible. Input: To municipal land-use planning documents (Official Plan, Comprehensive Zoning By-law, Secondary plans) related to natural hazards, on behalf of MNRF (delegated to CAs in 1983)). Review: Technical information and comments to municipalities on circulated municipal land use planning applications (Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments, Subdivisions, Condominium, Site Plan Approvals, Consents, Minor Variances, etc.). CA Act S. 21.1(1) 1(i). O. Reg. 686/21 S.1 - Risk of Natural Hazards, S.7 - Plan Review, Comments. Category 1 Operating Natural Hazard Plan Input and Review – Unincorporated Areas Providing comments on applications for Unincorporated Areas in CA area of jurisdiction (Phelps, Olrig, Boulter, Lauder, Ballantyne, Wilkes, Pentland, Boyd, Biggar, Osler, Lister). Comments are made directly to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MMAH), when requested by the Ministry and within their timeframes, on applications or other matters under the Planning Act. O. Reg. 686/21 S7.(2) 2 Category 1 Operating C. Water Resources Management The main goal is to protect life and property from natural hazards specified in O. Reg. 686/21.These were previously called Flood Forecasting, Flood Control, Erosion Control, Ice Management, Water Quality (operations) and S. 28 DIA Technical, Integrated Watershed Management (IWM), and Water Erosion Control Infrastructure (WECI) (capital) prog...
General Operating Expenses. General operating expenses include the development and maintenance of a web site and linked information management system (€ 223,830 over 5 years); costs of publishing and printing (€ 128,495 over 5 years); office rental (€ 74,610 over 5 years); office running costs (€ 113,575 over 5 years); vehicle costs, including fuel, insurance and maintenance (€ 111,915 over 5 years); and a contingency, based on 3 percent of the total base costs for years 2, 3, 4 and 5 (€ 122,800 over 5 years). Contingencies can only be used with the prior written (by letter) authorisation of the Contracting Authority, upon a duly justified request from the Organisation (see Article 14.5 of Annex II).
General Operating Expenses. Vitro will continue to make payment of all direct and indirect labor and tax obligations and operating expenses, on a timely basis, as they become due, and will continue to perform under all of its contractual obligations pursuant to the LCM.
General Operating Expenses. All expenses incurred by D&W or the Members that are not covered by other provisions of this Agreement, including, but not limited to, accounting services, legal fees and supplies, shall be paid from D&W’s revenue and, if such revenue is insufficient, from unexpended capital of the Company. If unexpended capital is insufficient, D&W shall issue a notice to the Members indicating the amounts owing with respect to such expenses based on each Member’s Membership Interest as determined in Section 4 and each Member shall make such capital contribution within ten (10) days of receipt of such notice.
General Operating Expenses. This budget provision of USD 25,000 will cover various expenses for the implementation of the project such as telephone communications, photocopy paper, transport and operating cost of the project, etc.
General Operating Expenses. Except as otherwise agreed, the Company will continue to make payment of all direct and indirect labor and tax obligations and operating expenses, on a timely basis, as they become due, and will continue to perform under all of its contractual obligations not objected by the Conciliador or as approved in accordance with the MBRA or as may be needed in order to preserve the viability of its business (the latter subject to the consent of the Conciliador), as further provided in Schedule “I” hereto and subject to existing agreements.
General Operating Expenses. Except as otherwise agreed, the Company will continue to make payment of all direct and indirect labor and tax obligations (including, but not limited to, withholding taxes to the extent required by applicable law, payroll taxes, and Social Security contributions) and paying its operating expenses as they become due, on a timely basis; and suppliers and other indebtedness, including but not limited to, the costs associated with the Concurso of Satmex, as approved by the District Court upon the recommendation of the Conciliador, will be paid in full on the terms provided for under applicable contracts and/or purchase orders, executory contracts and unexpired leases, as the case may be. Except as otherwise agreed, other unsecured indebtedness not paid prior to the commencement of the Chapter 11 Case will be paid in full on or before the later of (i) the Effective Date or as soon as practicable thereafter without any interest and (ii) the date such claim becomes due and payable in the ordinary course of business.
