Legacy Fund Sample Clauses

Legacy Fund. If a budget surplus exists at the completion of the Games, in conjunction with the Contingency/Legacy Fund provided by the Province, the GOC will develop a legacy plan that shall benefit both the City and the County and consider the goals outlined in the Provincial Agreement Schedule C, 3.4 (a), (b), (c). This legacy plan shall be submitted to the City and County, for approval. In the event a single project that will benefit both the City and County cannot be identified by the GOC, the GOC shall propose two separate legacy plans, one for the City, utilizing 2/3 of the Legacy Fund, and one for the County, utilizing 1/3 of the Legacy. Such plans shall still take into consideration the goals outlined in the Provincial Agreement Schedule C, 3.4 (a), (b), (c). Once developed, the City legacy plan will be submitted to the City for approval, and the County legacy plan will be submitted to the County for approval.
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Legacy Fund. Interim Report Form As per your Contribution Agreement, interim reports and updated cash flow statements must be submitted to BCAH semi-annually. Based on their review and approval, further funding will be released. Once you have completed the interim report, please submit a copy signed by a duly authorized person to the Canadian Heritage officer responsible for your funding application. Your completed interim report may be submitted by email, fax or mail. If you have any questions, please call your Program Officer directly. Or, call our toll-free line at 0-000-000-0000 and ask to speak with someone who works in the Legacy Fund. You may also send questions via email to xxxx-xxxx@xxx.xx.xx. You may fax documents to (000) 000-0000. An electronic copy of this form can also be found on the BCAH Web site at: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xx.xx/eng/1286367119506.
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Legacy Fund. B. Project Information Address of Project (street, city, province/territory, postal code) Actual project start date: Estimated project completion date: Date(s) of unveiling or celebratory event: Describe the progress that has been made towards the completion of your project. Include a list of activities completed to date. You may attach additional pages if necessary. Briefly describe the remaining activities required for the completion of your project. Indicate any major changes in your project work plan. Describe what measures are being taken to ensure project completion. ANNEX D (CONT’D) REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FINAL ACTIVITY/REPORT FORM Building Communities Through Arts and Heritage (BCAH) – Legacy Fund Final Report Form The Department of Canadian Heritage is committed to providing Canadians with effective and accountable management of federal policies and services related to local arts and heritage and attaches great importance to measuring progress towards expected results of its programs, policies and initiatives. For this reason, it is important to know how projects funded under the BCAH program achieve the following expected results:  Increased citizen participation in local festivals, anniversaries, and commemorative projects;  Increased opportunities for local artists and artisans to engage with their communities; and  Increased exposure to local historical heritage. The Department evaluates the outcomes and monitors the effectiveness and impact of the BCAH program through a compilation of statistical data obtained from completed final reports. Completing the final report is a condition for receiving future financial assistance from the BCAH program as well as for receiving held-back funding. You must submit a final report within 60 days of completion of your project. We will not accept or process any future funding application in your name until a report has been received. The Department will release the final payment upon receipt and approval of your final report. Guidelines for the Completion of your Final Report  Please complete all sections of this document. Where precise numbers are not available please estimate to the best of your ability. Where a response is not applicable, xxxx ‘N/A.’  Once you have completed your final report, please submit a copy signed by a duly authorized person to the Canadian Heritage officer responsible for your funding application. Your completed final report may be submitted by email, fax or mail. Please not...
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Legacy Fund. A 0.5% fee calculated on the gross sales price of all residential market rate homes will be paid directly into the Hunters Point Shipyard Legacy Fund. Based on the current estimate of home values for the project, this source of funding is estimated to generate approximately $26.0 million over the life of the Project. The use of these funds will be determined in coming months through a continued dialogue with the CAC, the PAC and the BVHP community.
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Legacy Fund. Accumulated Earnings
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