Timing of Submittal Approval Process Sample Clauses

Timing of Submittal Approval Process. Prior to February 15th of each year, the Licensee shall submit a schedule to the City Manager for his consideration, which proposes the yearly schedule for the use of the Licensed premises.Approval of the schedule from the City Manager shall be issued no later than March 15th of each season; this schedule shall include all events types (listed in Schedule B. Authorized Activities) Gundalow Company, Inc. - License Agreement City of Portsmouth SCHEDULE D: PUBLICE BENEFIT & CONSIDERATION General Purpose. In acknowledgement of the City’s costs in operating Prescott Park and in balance with the benefits to the public of the Licensee programming, the Licensee and the City agree to the following consideration paid to the City in order to reduce the required annual operational subsidy of the Park. The amounts shown below are due on July 1st (one-half of total amount due) and September 1st (one- half of total amount due). Year 1: $7,500 Year 2: $8,000 Year 3: $8,500 Year 4: $9,000 Year 5: $10,000 The City recognizes that exigent circumstances (such as extraordinary wet weather conditions or other emergency causing prolonged disruption to operations) may occur, which significantly impact the Licensee’s ability to pay the amount listed above. Accordingly, the City Manager is authorized to negotiate a lower figure for the affected year.
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  • Final Approval Hearing “Final Approval Hearing” shall mean the hearing at which the Court will consider and finally decide whether to enter the Final Judgment.

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