Rates for Rate Period One Sample Clauses

Rates for Rate Period One. The Rates for Rate Period One, which are presented as an addendum to Exhibit G1, were determined by Contractor and Authority and were established along with this Agreement. The Rates for Rate Period One shall be effective from July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025, a twelve (12) month period. Rate Period One Rates in Exhibit G2 are subject to the adjustment of the Administrative Reimbursement, as described in Section 7.2, approved by the Authority prior to the Commencement Date.
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Rates for Rate Period One. The Per-Ton Rates, Per-Event Rates, and Per-Audit Rate for Rate Period One were determined by Contractor and City and were approved by City on or before the commencement of the Agreement. The Per-Ton Rates, Per-Event Rates, and Per-Audit Rate for Rate Period One shall be effective from the Commencement Date of this Agreement through June 30, 2022 and are provided in Attachment C3 and as follows: Service Rate Description Rate Unit Solid Waste Processing (MRF Processing and Composting) $190 /Ton Clean Yard Trimmings Processing $60 /Ton Solid Waste Transfer and/or Direct Disposal $100 /Ton Contingency Solid Waste Processing (MRF Processing Only) $139 /Ton Contingency Solid Waste Processing (Transfer and Composting Only) $190 /Ton Paper Shredding Events (Level I) $900 /Event Paper Shredding Events (Level II) $1,800 /Event Paper Shredding Events (Level III) $2,700 /Event +/- 40-ton Audit at the Approved Processing Facilities $8,000 /Audit
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Rates for Rate Period One. Rates for Rate Period One, which are presented in Exhibit G3, were determined by Contractor and City and were approved along with the Agreement. The Rates for Rate Period One shall be effective from July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023.
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Rates for Rate Period One. Rates for Rate Period One, which are presented in Attachment 1298 F3, were determined by Contractor and RA Members and approved by the RA Members 1299 through their approval of this Agreement, subject to completion of any proceedings that 1300 an RA Member chooses to undertake under Article XIII C and/or D of the California 1301 Constitution with respect to such Rates. If as a result of such proceedings the Rates for 1302 Rate Period One are not approved by such RA Member by the Commencement Date, then
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