Planning Fees. DEVELOPER must pay the CITY all planning, engineering review and legal fees that have been incurred up to the date of approval of this DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT.
Planning Fees. SPA Rezone Application, Development Agreement Application, Development Review, Engineering and Related Fees. Pursuant to the provisions of Summit County Resolution 99-11, the Developers have paid all sketch and Rezone fees associated with the approval of The Canyons SPA Plan. Developers shall receive no further credits or adjustments with respect to fees paid prior to the SPA Plan approval toward any other Project site development review fees, platting, or similar standard engineering review fees or other fees generally applicable to plats, site plans, low impact permits, or building permit review and approval. Application and review fees for final Site Plans, Plats and/or maps for each phase of The Canyons SPA Plan shall be paid at the time of application for any such approval. As such, the County may charge such standard planning and engineering review fees as are generally applicable at the time of application, pursuant to the provisions of Resolution 99-11, as amended, or other applicable statutes, ordinances, resolutions, or administrative guidelines.
Planning Fees. 11.5.1 MOD agrees to consider payment in advance of the planning fees associated with the development by the LSDP to allow RCC to ensure appropriate planning officer resource is in place to support the process in a timely way. A Planning Performance Agreement will also be explored to underpin this work.
Planning Fees. 18.2.1.1 The Planning Fee, as specified in AT&T-13STATE’s Interconnector’s Collocation Services Handbook for Physical Collocation in AT&T-13STATE, recovers AT&T-13STATE’s costs incurred to estimate the quotation of charges, project management costs, engineering costs, and other related planning activities for the Collocator’s request for the Physical Collocation arrangements. The initial Planning Fee will apply to the Collocator’s Physical Collocation request. In addition, a non-standard Planning Fee will apply when a request includes DC power requirements other than 2-10, 2-20, 2-30, 2-40, 2-50, or 2-100 Amp power feeds for Caged, Cageless, or Caged Common Collocation, or 2-100, 2-200, 2-300, or 2-400 Amp power feeds for Adjacent On-Site Collocation, or other than integrated ground plane, or when floor space requirements are greater than four hundred (400) square feet. Requests for additions to the initial request, such as the addition of Collocator provided equipment that requires AT&T-13STATE to engineer and purchase additional equipment will result in a Subsequent Planning Fee. A major revision to the initial request for Physical Collocation that changes floor space requirements, cable entrance facilities requirements, or changes DC Power Distribution will be considered a total revision and result in the reapplication of an initial Planning Fee. Rates and charges are as found in the Collocation Rate Summary.
Planning Fees. 12.1. Nothing in this PPA absolves Bron Afon of the requirement to make payment in respect of:-
12.1.1. The statutory planning fee including both the statutory pre application fee and the statutory planning fee;
12.1.2. Legal fees for the completion of any associated Section 106 Agreement;
12.1.3. Monitoring fees for the monitoring of the discharge of Section 106 obligations.
Planning Fees. 18.2.1.1 The Planning Fee, as specified in AT&T INDIANA’s Interconnector's Collocation Services Handbook for Physical Collocation in AT&T INDIANA, recovers AT&T INDIANA’s costs incurred to estimate the quotation of charges, project management costs, engineering costs, and other related planning activities for MCIm’s request for the Physical Collocation arrangements. The initial Planning Fee will apply to MCIm’s Physical Collocation request. In addition, a non-standard Planning Fee will apply when a request includes DC power requirements other than 2-10, 2-20, 2-30, 2-40, 2-50, or 2-100 Amp power feeds for Caged, Cageless, or Caged Common Collocation, or 2-100, 2-200, 2-300, or 2-400 Amp power feeds for Adjacent On-Site Collocation, or other than integrated ground plane, or when floor space requirements are greater than four hundred (400) square feet. Requests for additions to the initial request, such as the addition of MCIm provided equipment that requires AT&T INDIANA to engineer and purchase additional equipment will result in a Subsequent Planning Fee. A major revision to the initial request for Physical Collocation that changes floor space requirements, cable entrance facilities requirements, or changes DC Power Distribution will be considered a total revision and result in the reapplication of an initial Planning Fee. Rates and charges are as found in the Collocation Rate Summary.
Planning Fees. The process of researching and putting together a customized, bespoke proposal that matches your travel desires takes a considerable amount of time and professional expertise. In order to perform the professional services required to plan and arrange your travel, a deposit is required. The deposit is non-refundable and is considered a service fee for planning your trip.
Planning Fees. Planning fees are paid to and administered by Local authorities. CNPA will invoice each LA for 60% of the planning fee for those applications “called in” in July and January. This simple system has been agreed to achieve equity, to reflect the likely work involved and to keep procedures clear and simple. In rare circumstances, and only for exceptionally complex cases, the CNPA may seek a larger proportion of a planning fee from a local authority to reflect the proportion of work done by the CNPA.
