Common use of Operating Surplus Clause in Contracts

Operating Surplus. If, at any time, the Provider accumulates an Operating Surplus, BC Housing in its sole discretion, may: a. require the Provider to make a repayment to BC Housing, in an amount to be determined by BC Housing; or b. allow the Provider to retain a portion of the Operating Surplus, in which case the Provider may make expenditures, as approved by BC Housing, to: i. make payments for programs for the benefit of the Residents where such programs are related to the Support Services and are consistent with the goals of this Agreement; or ii. make payments for capital repairs, renovations or improvements at the Development.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Supportive Housing Fund Operator Agreement, Operator and Support Services Agreement, Supportive Housing Fund Operator Agreement

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Operating Surplus. If, at any time, the Provider accumulates an Operating Surplus, BC Housing in its sole discretion, may: a. require the Provider to make a repayment to BC Housing, in an amount to be determined by BC Housing; or b. allow the Provider to retain a portion of the Operating Surplus, in which case the Provider may make expenditures, as approved by BC Housing, to: i. make payments for programs for the benefit of the Residents where such programs are related to the Support Services and are consistent with the goals of this Agreement; or ii. make payments for capital repairs, renovations or improvements at the Development.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Expansion Operator Agreement

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