Common use of True-Up Statement Clause in Contracts

True-Up Statement. No later than thirty (30) days after the end of each reporting month, the Contractor shall submit a monthly commercial disposal “True-up Statement” report related to franchise services in a format approved by the Department. This report shall indicate and compare monthly disposal amounts paid to the Department and disposal charges invoiced by the Contractor to commercial customers related to franchise services within the reporting month. All disposal charges invoiced by the Contractor and not already paid to the County, as indicated by the report, shall be invoice to the Contractor by the Department and shall be due within 30 days from the date of the invoice. If the “True-up Statement” report is not received as required above, the Department may charge a late fee of 1% per month and an administrative charge as shown in Section 19 herein. Likewise, the “True up Statement” shall include a similar accounting record of Advanced Disposal Fees (as defined by County Ordinance 07-25) and the County shall invoice the Contractor for any outstanding or unpaid ADF’s owed by the Contractor.

True-Up Statement. No later than thirty (30) days after the end of each reporting month, the Contractor shall submit a monthly commercial disposal “True-up Statement” report related to franchise services in a format approved by the Department. This report shall indicate and compare monthly disposal amounts paid to the Department and disposal charges invoiced by the Contractor to commercial customers related to franchise services within the reporting month. All disposal charges invoiced by the Contractor and not already paid to the County, as indicated by the report, shall be invoice to the Contractor by the Department and shall be due within 30 days from the date of the invoice. If the “True-up Statement” report is not received as required above, the Department may charge a late fee of 1% per month and an administrative charge as shown in Section 19 herein. Likewise, the “True True-up Statement” shall include a similar accounting record of Advanced Disposal Fees (as defined by County Ordinance 07-25) and the County shall invoice the Contractor for any outstanding or unpaid ADF’s owed by the Contractor.

True-Up Statement. No later than thirty (30) days after the end of each reporting month, the Contractor shall submit a monthly commercial disposal “True-up Statement” report related to franchise services in a format approved by the Department. This report shall indicate and compare monthly disposal amounts paid to the Department and disposal charges invoiced by the Contractor to commercial customers related to franchise services within the reporting month. All disposal charges invoiced by the Contractor and not already paid to the County, as indicated by the report, shall be invoice invoiced to the Contractor by the Department and shall be due within 30 days from the date of the invoice. If the “True-up Statement” report is not received as required above, the Department may charge a late fee of 1% per month and an administrative charge as shown in Section 19 herein. Likewise, the “True up Up Statement” shall include a similar accounting record of Advanced Disposal Fees (as defined by County Ordinance 07-25) and the County shall invoice the Contractor for any outstanding or unpaid ADF’s ADFs owed by the Contractor.