Common use of Host Community Agreement Clause in Contracts

Host Community Agreement. a contract between Seller and a state or municipal government entity within New York State, or with a New York State non-governmental organization, detailing the rights and obligations of each party during the construction, operation, and decommissioning of the Selected Project, including financial, health, economic development and/or environmental benefits that will be provided to the community by Seller. Independent CPA – the independent New York State certified public accountant, funded at the Seller’s expense, that performs the steps to complete the agreed upon procedures and prepare an AUPR. The Independent CPA must not be an employee of Seller or its affiliates, and must not prepare the Economic Benefits Report and accompanying documents. New York State Firm – a company, business, or entity with a principal place of business in New York State. A branch, office or worksite location of a non-New York State firm that operates within New York will be treated as a New York State Firm for the purposes of Economic Benefits verification so long the supporting documentation from such firm makes evident that the Claimed Expense was for work performed in New York State, services provided in New York State, or for materials, goods, or equipment sourced from New York State. Payment Application – a construction document (for example, AIA Form G702 or similar) that details payments made to a General Contractor or subcontractor. Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) – payments made to local government(s) to compensate for some or all of the tax revenue lost as a result of tax-exempt ownership or use of land or property.

Host Community Agreement. a contract between Seller and a state or municipal government entity within New York State, or with a New York State non-governmental organization, detailing the rights and obligations of each party during the construction, operation, and decommissioning of the Selected Project, including financial, health, economic development and/or environmental benefits that will be provided to the community by Seller. Independent CPA – the independent New York State certified public accountant, funded at the Seller’s expense, that performs the steps to complete the agreed upon procedures and prepare an AUPR. The Independent CPA must not be an employee of Seller or its affiliatesAffiliates, and must not prepare the Economic Benefits Report Reports and accompanying documents. New York State Firm – a company, business, or entity with a principal place of business in New York State. A branch, office or worksite location of a non-New York State firm that operates within New York will be treated as a New York State Firm for the purposes of Economic Benefits economic benefits verification so long as the supporting documentation from such firm makes evident that the Claimed Expense was for work performed in New York State, services provided in New York State, or for materials, goods, or equipment sourced from New York State. Payment Application – a construction document (for example, AIA Form G702 or similar) that details payments made to a General Contractor or subcontractor. Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) – payments made to local government(s) to compensate for some or all of the tax revenue lost as a result of tax-exempt ownership or use of land or property.

Host Community Agreement. a contract between Seller and a state or municipal government entity within New York State, or with a New York State non-governmental organization, detailing the rights and obligations of each party during the construction, operation, and decommissioning of the Selected Project, including financial, health, economic development and/or environmental benefits that will be provided to the community by Seller. Independent CPA – the independent New York State certified public accountant, funded at the Seller’s expense, that performs the steps to complete the agreed upon procedures and prepare an AUPR. The Independent CPA must not be an employee of Seller or its affiliates, and must not prepare the Economic Benefits Report Reports and accompanying documents. New York State Firm – a company, business, or entity with a principal place of business in New York State. A branch, office or worksite location of a non-New York State firm that operates within New York will be treated as a New York State Firm for the purposes of Economic Benefits economic benefits verification so long the supporting documentation from such firm makes evident that the Claimed Expense was for work performed in New York State, services provided in New York State, or for materials, goods, or equipment sourced from New York State. Payment Application – a construction document (for example, AIA Form G702 or similar) that details payments made to a General Contractor or subcontractor. Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) – payments made to local government(s) to compensate for some or all of the tax revenue lost as a result of tax-exempt ownership or use of land or property.

Host Community Agreement. a contract between Seller and a state or municipal government entity within New York State, or with a New York State non-governmental organization, detailing the rights and obligations of each party during the construction, operation, and decommissioning of the Selected Project, including financial, health, economic development and/or environmental benefits that will be provided to the community by Seller. Independent CPA – the independent New York State certified public accountant, funded at the Seller’s expense, that performs the steps to complete the agreed upon procedures and prepare an AUPR. The Independent CPA must not be an employee of Seller or its affiliates, and must not prepare the Economic Benefits Report and accompanying documents. New York State Firm – a company, business, or entity with a principal place of business in New York State. A branch, office or worksite location of a non-New York State firm that operates within New York will be treated as a New York State Firm for the purposes of Economic Benefits economic benefits verification so long the supporting documentation from such firm makes evident that the Claimed Expense was for work performed in New York State, services provided in New York State, or for materials, goods, or equipment sourced from New York State. Payment Application – a construction document (for example, AIA Form G702 or similar) that details payments made to a General Contractor or subcontractor. Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) – payments made to local government(s) to compensate for some or all of the tax revenue lost as a result of tax-exempt ownership or use of land or property.