Operational Costs. The allowable direct expenses incurred by a Network Service Provider in performing its contracted functions and delivering its contracted services.
Operational Costs. All costs related to the operation of the ISG, except those described in Article 4, shall be supported by the ISG Members in accordance with Articles 3.1., 3.2 and 3.3.
Operational Costs. 6.1. All costs and workload for staffing and maintaining the facilities and retained materials will be borne by the library that undertakes the agreement.
Operational Costs. For each portfolio, the operational information for each added proposal will be entered into the production cost simulation (CEM® and PaR®). I in addition, the Company will include any changes to the system topology to reflect transmission upgrades required by the added proposals. The operational information used in the production cost simulations includes:
Operational Costs. Buyer and Seller acknowledge that Premier Energy Partners (I) LLC ("Premier") has invoiced Seller for Seller's share of costs for work performed on the subject Lands (the "Invoices"). If Buyer acquires the leases owned by Premier relating to the Lands and this Agreement closes, Buyer will cancel such amounts owed by Seller under the Invoices.
Operational Costs. Cost of operation is hereby defined to mean the total cost of operating the Skills Center program. It includes reserve funds, as determined and reviewed annually by the Administrative Council for equipment replacement, program flexibility and financial stability. The cost of the operation shall be offset by all federal, state, local or private grants and contributions received by the Host District expressly for the operation of the Skills Center. Revenue for the operation of the Skills Center shall consist of the following:
1. State apportionment funds for secondary career and technical education students enrolled in the Skills Center.
2. Any federal, state, local or private grants or allocations received by the Host District expressly for the operation of the Skills Center. The excess costs approved by the Administrative Council, if any, of the Skills Center operation shall be pro-rated among all Consortium Districts, according to their percentage of student enrollment. Excess operational costs shall be defined as annual costs exceeding the annual revenue listed in 1 and 2 above. Any anticipated excess costs must be made known to Consortium Districts and approved by the Administrative Council no later than May 1 of the year prior to the beginning of the fiscal year in which the additional costs will be incurred.
Operational Costs. The allowable expenses incurred by a Managing Entity in performing its contracted functions and delivering its contracted services. A federal grant to support homeless individuals with mental illnesses, who may also have co-occurring substance abuse and mental health treatment needs.
Operational Costs. These costs comprise all other costs of the Approved Projects including programme costs, recruitment costs, salaries and allowances of the professional staff engaged in the Approved Projects.
Operational Costs. 1. The cost of operating the NCTA may be met in the following manner:
a. State apportionment funds from state support for secondary vocational students enrolled in the NCTA.
b. Any federal, state, local or private allotments, grants, or contract training agreements received expressly for the NCTA.
c. Any federal or state special purpose allotments or grants received by Member Districts.
d. Any interlocal FTE agreements with community or technical colleges.
Operational Costs. 1. The cost of operating the Skills Center shall be met in the following manner:
a. State apportionment funds from state support for secondary vocational students enrolled in the Skills Center.
b. Any federal, state, local or private allotments or grants received expressly for the Skills Center.
c. Any additional costs beyond the approved budget amount shall be prorated among the Consortium Districts according to their percentage student slots in the Skills Center. Each district’s student slots shall be based on the prior February 1 FTE enrollment in grades 9-12 of the districts in this Agreement as reported to OSPI. For non-voting districts, the prorated cost will be based on actual Skill Center enrollment of students. Exceptions to this distribution may be allowed with the consent of the Administrative Council. (See Appendix I, Operational Rules and Regulations of Skills Center.)
d. Transportation costs to and from the Skills Center for transporting students in district buses shall be borne by the district of student residence.
e. Special education costs and services related to a student’s enrollment in and transportation to the Skills Center are the responsibility of the student’s resident school district.
f. The Host District shall claim any other federal, state, local or private grants or allotments available to the Skills Center.
g. Any situations not covered in the foregoing provisions shall be resolved by decisions of the Administrative Council.
