Recurrent Charges Sample Clauses

Recurrent Charges. 4.12.1. Council may request developers, through a Planning Agreement, to make Development Contributions towards the recurrent costs of public facilities. Where the public facility primarily serves the development to which the Planning Agreement relates or neighbouring development, the arrangement for recurrent funding may be in perpetuity. 4.12.2. However, where the public facility or public benefit is intended to serve the wider community, the Planning Agreement will only require the developer to make contributions towards the recurrent costs of the public facility until a public revenue stream is established to support the ongoing costs of the facility.

Recurrent Charges. (1) Planning agreements may require a developer to make contributions towards the recurrent cost of public facilities. (2) The nature and extent of any recurrent charges will be determined on a case by case basis, however the following general principles will apply: (a) Where the public facility primarily serves the development to which the planning agreement relates, or neighbouring development, the arrangement for recurrent funding may be in perpetuity. (b) Where the public benefit is intended to serve the wider community, the planning agreement may require the developer to make contributions towards the recurrent costs of the facility for a set period only which will be negotiated according to the assessed impact of the development.

Recurrent Charges. 1.1 The Supplier charges to IUCC for the Service will consist of the charges for the Service Items as follows (all charges are quoted include all discounts and excluding Value Added Tax): 4 5 6 7 8

Recurrent Charges. ‌ For one occupant: #% of the fortnightly single Age Pension For two occupants: #% of the fortnightly combined Age Pension for couples $158.00 per fortnight for one bedroom $174.00 per fortnight for two bedrooms

Recurrent Charges. 15.01 The Resident will pay Recurrent Charges:- 4 weekly in advance for the period commencing on the date referred to in clause 5 of the Terms of Contract. The Resident will pay Recurrent Charges for any initial broken period before entry into occupation. 15.02 Recurrent Charges (other than for an initial broken period) will be paid: * pursuant to a direct debit authority which the Resident shall give to the Operator. 15.03 Different rates of Recurrent Charges may from time to time be payable by different residents within the Village. In determining Recurrent Charges payable by new residents and in proposing any variations of Recurrent Charges (other than those determined by fixed formula) the Operator may, at the Operator’s discretion, take into account matters such as the size of the premises, the number of persons residing in the premises, the facilities and services provided to them, goods and services tax payable in respect of taxable supplies and, when the Operator considers it appropriate, their respective means and any changes to their means. 15.04 If the Resident is temporarily absent from the Village for any reason for a period of at least 28 consecutive days, the Resident will not be liable for Recurrent Charges for personal services in respect of the remainder (if any) of that period of absence. 15.05 If Recurrent Charges which have fallen due are unpaid when the Resident permanently vacates the Premises and the Contract is terminated, or become due and payable thereafter and are not paid on the due date(s), interest will accrue on the amount unpaid in respect of each Recurrent Charge from time to time and be payable from the later of the following dates:- The date on which the Resident permanently vacates the Premises; The date of termination of the contract; and The date on which the Recurrent Charge falls due at the maximum rate of interest prescribed by the retirement villages legislation. 15.06 Recurrent Charges will not be varied according to a fixed formula: (a) the Recurrent Charges may be varied: annually on the 30th June in each year:- (b) the Operator does not agree to an upper limit on any proposed increase; (c) if the proposed variation does not exceed the variation that would result from the Recurrent Charges being increased in proportion to the variation in the Consumer Price Index (since the Recurrent Charges were last varied) and rounded to the nearest whole dollar as provided in section 105A of the Act, the Operator must give ...

Recurrent Charges. Repeated charges on repeated services delivered to our subscriber on a regular basis until disconnection.

Recurrent Charges. The public purpose that the Act prescribes for planning agreements means that contributions can include the cost of recurrent expenditure, the cost of monitoring the impacts of development and the cost of the conservation or enhancement of the natural environment. Council may request developers, through a planning agreement, to make development contributions towards the recurrent costs of public facilities or services. The payment of recurrent costs may be for a limited time for example, until certain planning purposes are achieved, or may be in perpetuity for the ongoing operation of a facility. The period may depend upon the impact of the development and other benefits provided.

Recurrent Charges. Council may request developers, through a Planning Agreement, to make development contributions towards the recurrent costs of public facilities. Wherever possible, this will be calculated as a fixed payment to provide certainty as to the total cost of such a contribution, and to ensure there is an end point to the contribution. Upfront payment will be preferred, though in certain cases periodic payment may be negotiated at Council’s discretion.

Recurrent Charges. (a) Subject to the Act, from the date of occupancy of the Unit by the Licensee until repayment of the Loan pursuant to sub-clause 4.

Recurrent Charges. (a) If the Unit is unfit for occupation, You shall not pay the Recurrent Charges for the Unit (or a proportionate part according to the nature and extent of the destruction or damage of Your Unit) to Us, unless you have caused or contributed to the destruction or damage through Your breach of this contract. (b) We are entitled to receive the full amount of any claim on any insurance policy taken out by Us where such amounts are intended to compensate Us against any loss of Recurrent Charges.