Percentage Allocations of Costs for Capital Improvements Sample Clauses

Percentage Allocations of Costs for Capital Improvements. The Town will pay thirty- three-and-one-half percent (33.5%) of all costs for Capital Improvements and the SCIC will pay sixty-six-and-one-half percent (66.5%) of all cost for Capital Improvements to the Pressurized Irrigation System. As the Town acquires additional shares in the SCIC and the water rights represented by those shares and other water rights owned by the Town are converted to municipal use on the records of the Utah Division of Water Rights, the percentage allocations of costs for Capital Improvements will adjust accordingly such that the Town will pay an increased percentage of the allocation.
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