Self-Fueling Flowage Fee Sample Clauses

Self-Fueling Flowage Fee. If the Lease is designated as a non-commercial lease above in this section, LESSEE agrees that it will not allow the fueling of any aircraft from fueling tanks or facilities that may be located on the Leased Premises except aircraft owned by or leased to LESSEE. LESSEE must obtain a permit to self-fuel. In the event LESSEE has obtained from LESSOR a permit for dispensing fuel, LESSEE agrees to pay as additional consideration for this Lease a flowage fee in accordance with the SAA’s self-fueling permit and SAA Schedule of Rates and Charges. LESSOR reserves the right at any time and at its sole option upon thirty (30) days prior written notice to LESSEE to increase or decrease the amount of fuel flowage fees to be paid by LESSEE. LESSOR reserves the right to audit the records pertaining to any fuel flowage fee owing to LESSOR. In the event that a discrepancy greater than ten (10%) percent of the report amount is determined by audit, LESSEE shall pay, the cost of the audit and any delinquent flowage fees, plus interest. LESSOR shall pay for the cost of the audit if the discrepancy is less than ten (10%) percent of the amount reported.
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