Common use of Payment Trigger Clause in Contracts

Payment Trigger. The Property may be developed in Phases. A “Phase” means each phase of the development of the Property as designated by a participant, which Phase shall include at least one (1) Building and any associated real property identified and designated by a participant. A Phase may or may not be a legally subdivided parcel of real property. The first year of payment of Tax Increment from the City to the Agency shall be determined by the Agency. The Agency may trigger the collection of Tax Increment for a Phase by delivering a letter or other written request to the Utah County Auditor’s office identifying such Phase (the “Trigger Notice”). The Agency shall be entitled to receive Tax Increment for each Phase for an initial period of twenty (20) full calendar years commencing with the year after they Agency delivers a Trigger Notice for such Phase (each, an “Increment Period”).

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Interlocal Cooperation Agreement, Interlocal Cooperation Agreement

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Payment Trigger. The Property may be developed in Phases. A “Phase” means each phase of the development of the Property as designated by a participant, which Phase shall include at least one (1) Building and any associated real property identified and designated by a participant. A Phase may or may not be a legally subdivided parcel of real property. The first year of payment of Tax Increment from the City Water District to the Agency shall be determined by the Agency. The Agency may trigger the collection of Tax Increment for a Phase by delivering a letter or other written request to the Utah County Auditor’s office identifying such Phase (the “Trigger Notice”). The Agency shall be entitled to receive Tax Increment for each Phase for an initial period of twenty (20) full calendar years commencing with the year after they Agency delivers a Trigger Notice for such Phase (each, an “Increment Period”).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Interlocal Cooperation Agreement

Payment Trigger. The Property may be developed in Phases. A “Phase” means each phase of the development of the Property as designated by a participant, which Phase shall include at least one (1) Building and any associated real property identified and designated by a participant. A Phase may or may not be a legally subdivided parcel of real property. The first year of payment of Tax Increment from the City School District to the Agency shall be determined by the Agency. The Agency may trigger the collection of Tax Increment for a Phase by delivering a letter or other written request to the Utah County Auditor’s office identifying such Phase (the “Trigger Notice”). The Agency shall be entitled to receive Tax Increment for each Phase for an initial period of twenty (20) full calendar years commencing with the year after they Agency delivers a Trigger Notice for such Phase (each, an “Increment Period”).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Interlocal Cooperation Agreement

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Payment Trigger. The Property may be developed in Phases. A “Phase” means each phase of the development of the Property as designated by a participant, which Phase shall include at least one (1) Building and any associated real property identified and designated by a participant. A Phase may or may not be a legally subdivided parcel of real property. The first year of payment of Tax Increment from the City County to the Agency shall be determined by the Agency. The Agency may trigger the collection of Tax Increment for a Phase by delivering a letter or other written request to the Utah County Auditor’s office identifying such Phase (the “Trigger Notice”). The Agency shall be entitled to receive Tax Increment for each Phase for an initial period of twenty (20) full calendar years commencing with the year after they Agency delivers a Trigger Notice for such Phase (each, an “Increment Period”).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Interlocal Cooperation Agreement

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