System Development Fees Clause Samples
The System Development Fees clause defines the charges that a client must pay for the design, creation, or customization of a software system or technology solution. Typically, this clause outlines the fee structure, payment schedule, and any conditions under which additional costs may be incurred, such as changes in project scope or expedited timelines. By clearly specifying the financial obligations related to system development, this clause ensures transparency and helps prevent disputes over costs during the project.
System Development Fees. Developer acknowledges that Superior Metropolitan District No. 1 imposes system development fees on the Property and Developer shall be responsible for paying such fees as required by the rules and regulations of Superior Metropolitan District No. 1.
System Development Fees. The City shall pay any system development fees assessed pursuant to Chapter 38 of the Chandler City Code (“System Development Fees”) for Developer’s development of Site 3 with the Minimum Improvements. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any existing credits for System Development Fees that would be available to a developer of Site 3 shall be first applied as an offset to any System Development Fees owed by the City in connection with the development of the Minimum Improvements.
System Development Fees. System Development Fees for the connection to the Sanitary Sewer System shall be those in effect at the time such payment is due. Pursuant to the Public Water and Sewer System Development Fee Act, S.L. 2017-138, the local government utility must collect the System Development Fees at the later occurrence of the following: the time of plat recordation, or when service is committed by the local government unit.
System Development Fees. For all newly constructed houses and other dwellings on the Premises, Customer shall pay to Integra, at Integra’s principal office, the system development fees applicable to the Premises, as established by Integra from time to time in its sole discretion (“System Development Fees”) on or before the acceptance by Integra of that certain Water / Wastewater Service Application entered into between Integra and Customer, if applicable (the “Customer Application”), unless all applicable System Development Fees have been paid in full by a builder, contractor or previous owner of the Premises. Integra may, in Integra’s sole discretion, amend, modify or change the System Development Fees at any time and from time to time. All said amendments, modifications or changes to the System Development Fees shall become effective on the date designated by Integra. Customer agrees that it will not connect supplementary water or sewer service to a new or existing meter or connection on the Utility System. Customer agrees that a separate tap with associated charges will be required for each building or structure at the Premises.
System Development Fees. Within forty-five (45) days following FCAR approval Developer shall pay all “System Development Fees” imposed by the City at the time of this Agreement, or following the date of this Agreement, provided such fees are applied consistently and in the same manner to all similarly-situated property within the City limits.. In particular, the Developer agrees that it shall not seek any exemptions for any portions of the Property from any current development impact fees (so long as such development impact fees are applied consistently and in the same manner to all similarly-situated property within the City limits) for any reason.
System Development Fees. ONWASA and the City agree that each entity has the right to charge system development fees for the wholesale water. The system development fee must be paid within 30 days of the completion of work and prior to the meter going active. It is further agreed that the receiving entity shall have the right to charge to retail customers of the receiving entity’s system an additional system development fee as established by its governing board.
System Development Fees. Section 3(B)(b) of the TA Agreement is amended by replacing the fee of “$150 per hour” set forth therein with the following fee: