Impoundment Sample Clauses
The Impoundment clause authorizes the withholding or seizure of funds, property, or assets under certain conditions specified in the agreement. Typically, this clause is triggered if a party fails to meet its obligations, such as making required payments or complying with contractual terms, allowing the other party or a designated authority to retain or control specific assets until the issue is resolved. Its core practical function is to provide a mechanism for securing performance and protecting the interests of the non-breaching party by ensuring there are tangible consequences for non-compliance.
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Impoundment. Operator agrees to the following penalties and procedure for those Shared Devices subject to impounding as described herein. City may remove a Shared Device that impacts with the health, safety, or welfare of City residents or visitors and may store the impounded Shared Devices at a location convenient for the City. City
Impoundment. Any vessel impounded for non-payment may be assessed a twenty dollar per foot LOA impoundment fee which may occur with or without notice, at any time the account is deemed delinquent for balance due, NSF check(s), or violation of account procedures, which have been delineated within lease and payment plan agreements. Impoundment may be means of chaining the boat in the slip, removal of boat via trailer, or removal of vessel by crane.
Impoundment. If the Permittee fails to comply with the performance standards outlined in Section 15 or if the Permittee’s property poses an eminent danger to the safe operation or free flow of traffic, the Town may remove and impound the Permittee’s property. If a PTV is impounded, an impoundment fee shall be assessed against and collected from the Permittee as a condition for the redemption of such PTV in accordance with the following: Number of Personal Transport Vehicles Impounded Fee per Personal Transport Vehicle 1 $25.00 2 $50.00 3 $75.00 4 or more $100.00 The Director of Infrastructure and Development Services shall have the authority and discretion to ▇▇▇▇▇ such impoundment fees upon showing of good cause. If after the expiration of fifteen (15) days of the Town mailing a notice of failure by the owner to redeem the PTV from impoundment, and such property is not redeemed by the owner or their agent, the Town may dispose of the property.
Impoundment. The Association is specifically empowered to impound any animal running at large or being abused or neglected in Crested Butte South. Upon impoundment by the Association or other County or State Animal Welfare agency, the owner of the animal, if known, shall be immediately notified and the animal taken to the nearest facility which accepts impounded animals. It is the duty of the Owner of such animal to recover the animal from such facility and to pay all costs and fees incurred in the impoundment of the animal. If the animal is not recovered by the Owner in accordance with the rules and regulations of the impoundment facility, the facility may destroy the animal without liability to the Association, any other Owner, or the facility.
Impoundment. The City may impound at the Vendor’s expense devices that are unsafe to operate, idle,
(a) SDOT will review all data the Vendor shares under these permit requirements in light of all other information available to SDOT to determine:
1. if the Vendor furnished the required data at the correct time and in the correct format; and
2. if the Vendor’s data is complete and accurate.
(b) If the Vendor’s data is late or is in an incorrect format, SDOT may find the Vendor not compliant and may offer one or more of the following alternative sanctions such as
1. a reduction in maximum fleet size of five hundred (500) devices; and
2. a fee of $1,000
Impoundment. The City of La Center maintains its own separate agreement with the Humane Society for Southwest Washington and pays separately its bills for animals from the city’s jurisdiction.
3.1.1. For deceased animals removed from within the City of La Center and delivered to the Humane Society for Southwest Washington, an $25.00 fee will be charged by the Humane Society in addition to the County’s hourly billing rate discussed in Section 3.1 above (base plus proration).
Impoundment. The City may impound at the Vendor’s expense devices that are unsafe to operate, idle,
(a) SDOT will review all data the Vendor shares under these permit requirements in light of all other information available to SDOT to determine:
1. if the Vendor furnished the required data at the correct time and in the correct format; and
2. if the Vendor’s data is complete and accurate.
(b) If the Vendor’s data is late or is in an incorrect format, SDOT may find the Vendor not compliant and may offer one or more of the following alternative sanctions such as
1. a reduction in maximum fleet size of five hundred (500) devices; and
2. a fee of $1,000
(c) If the Vendor’s data is incomplete or inaccurate, SDOT may find the Vendor not compliant and take the following action:
1. if ▇▇▇▇ believes that the Vendor knowingly falsified, altered, or failed to disclose some or all of the data the Vendor is required to share, then SDOT may revoke the Vendor’s permit; or
2. if SDOT believes that the Vendor did not knowingly falsify, alter, or fail to disclose some or all of the data, then SDOT may offer an alternative sanction such as
a. a reduction in maximum fleet size of one thousand (1,000 devices); and
b. a fee of $2,500.
Impoundment. The City may impound at the Vendor’s expense devices that are unsafe to operate, idle, or an obstruction hazard.
(a) SDOT will review all data the Vendor shares under these permit requirements in light of all other information available to SDOT to determine:
1. if the Vendor furnished the required data at the correct time and in the correct format; and
2. if the Vendor’s data is complete and accurate.
(b) If the Vendor’s data is late or is in an incorrect format, SDOT may find the Vendor not compliant and may offer one or more of the following alternative sanctions such as
1. a reduction in maximum fleet size of five hundred (500) devices; and
2. a fee of $1,000
(c) If the Vendor’s data is incomplete or inaccurate, SDOT may find the Vendor not compliant and take the following action:
1. if ▇▇▇▇ believes that the Vendor knowingly falsified, altered, or failed to disclose some or all of the data the Vendor is required to share, then SDOT may revoke the Vendor’s permit; or
2. if SDOT believes that the Vendor did not knowingly falsify, alter, or fail to disclose some or all of the data, then SDOT may offer an alternative sanction such as
a. a reduction in maximum fleet size of one thousand (1,000 devices); and
b. a fee of $2,500.
Impoundment. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall confine Animals in the Pound delivered there by police officers or the community service officers of the City, for the time periods required by this Agreement, and dispose of unclaimed Animals as provided herein, and with the understanding that not more than eight (8) Animals may be confined at any time. If Animals are delivered to the Pound that will result in the maximum number being exceeded, ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will use his best efforts to find appropriate boarding facilities for them.
Impoundment. If the Permittee fails to comply with the performance standards outlined in Section 15 or if the Permittee’s property poses an eminent danger to the safe operation or free flow of traffic, the Town may remove and impound the Permittee’s property. If a PTV is impounded, an impoundment fee of $25 per bicycle or scooter shall be assessed against and collected from the Permittee as a condition for the redemption of such PTV. The Director of Infrastructure and Development Services shall have the authority and discretion to ▇▇▇▇▇ such impoundment fees upon showing of good cause. If after the expiration of fifteen (15) days of the Town mailing a notice of failure by the owner to redeem the PTV from impoundment, and such property is not redeemed by the owner or their agent, the Town may dispose of the property.