Fee Apportionment AgreementApportionment Agreement • July 30th, 2008 • First Focus Funds Inc
This Fee Apportionment Agreement is made this 20th day of July, 2007 by First Focus Funds, Inc., a Nebraska corporation (the “Fund”) and Tributary Capital Management, LLC, a Colorado limited liability company (“Tributary”).
APPORTIONMENT AGREEMENTApportionment Agreement • September 5th, 2017 • Alabama
day of August, 2017 (the “Effective Date”), by and between the Limestone County Board of Education (“Limestone County BOE”); the City of Athens Board of Education (“City of Athens BOE”); the City of Madison Board of Education (“City of Madison BOE”); the City of Huntsville Board of Education (“Huntsville BOE” or, collectively with the Limestone County BOE, City of Athens BOE, City of Madison City BOE, the “Local Boards”); G. Brian Patterson in his official capacity as Limestone County Revenue Commissioner (the “Limestone Revenue Commissioner”); Greg Tucker, in his official capacity as Limestone County License Commissioner (the “Limestone License Commissioner”); Limestone County, Alabama (“Limestone County”); Robby Parker, in his official capacity as the Superintendent of the Madison City Board of Education (“Parker”); and the Madison County Board of Education (“Madison County BOE”). As used herein, “Party” or “Parties” shall reference and include each and every person, governmental age
Apportionment Agreement InstructionsApportionment Agreement • April 16th, 2019
Fire State Aid is calculated so that half of the total amount is apportioned based on the population within a fire department’s service area, and the other half is apportioned based on the estimated market value (EMV) within a fire department’s service area. That means that when two or more fire departments provide contracted fire protection service to a particular area (city, township, unorganized township), those departments must establish percentages of coverage by each fire department with the Department of Revenue, and then update the percentages as needed. Service contracts must also be on file with the Department of Revenue, however, these alone do not provide the necessary information to calculate aid, since they typically deal with land area (e.g., sections) rather than population and estimated market value.
