EXHIBIT 10.16 Cost Recovery Agreement THIS AGREEMENT made as of April 1, 1997 BETWEEN: PINNACLE OIL INTERNATIONAL INC. a Nevada corporation whose principal executive office is located at 380 - 1090 West Georgia Street Vancouver, B.C., Canada, V6E 3V7...Cost Recovery Agreement • June 29th, 1998 • Pinnacle Oil International Inc • Crude petroleum & natural gas
CITY OF FORT ATKINSON COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • April 16th, 2021
The City of Fort Atkinson may retain the services of professional consultants (including planners, engineers, architects, attorneys, environmental specialists, recreation specialists, and/or other experts) to assist in the City’s review of a development proposal that may be scheduled for review and action by the Plan Commission and/or City Council. The submittal of a development proposal or land use application by an Applicant shall be construed as an agreement to pay for such professional services applicable to the proposal or application. The City may apply reasonable charges for these services to the Applicant through invoices. The City may delay acceptance of the proposal or application as complete, or may delay final approval of the proposal, until the Applicant pays such fees. In the event invoices become delinquent, finance charges will accrue at 1% per month, 30 days after the due date. Review fees invoiced to the Applicant, which are not paid in a timely manner, may be assigne
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • January 6th, 2022 • Ontario
WHEREAS the Applicant has made application to the Corporation for planning approval necessary to develop the lands described in Schedule “A” (the “Lands”);
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENT LEGAL DESCRIPTIONCost Recovery Agreement • April 18th, 2022
WHEREAS the Applicant has made application to the Corporation for planning approval necessary to develop the lands described in Schedule “A” (the “Lands”);
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • February 18th, 2021
I/We, the undersigned, do hereby understand and agree that as an applicant or petitioner of the Village/Town of Bloomfield, I/We will be responsible for all normal fees payable by an applicant or petitioner (e.g. application fees, engineer fees, attorney fees, etc.). I/We further understand and agree to be responsible for any additional or consequential costs to the municipality as a result of my/our application or petition (i.e. engineering, legal, or other professional services). All fees and costs shall be paid within thirty (30) days of invoice and must be paid prior to the issuance of any permit or license. If payment is not made, said fees and costs may be assessed against the real property as a special charge.
Victorian Soaring Association Cost Recovery Agreement – Gliding SimulatorsCost Recovery Agreement • September 5th, 2018
Where specific demand for the gliding simulators, hereinafter referred to as The Equipment, is created by identifiable individuals or clubs, a nominal charge should be applied to clubs to maintain the asset. The application of charging should not, however, adversely impact clubs or the activity for which the equipment is on loan. The cost recovery policy promotes consistent, transparent and accountable charging for maintenance and support of the gliding simulators.
Cost Recovery AgreementCost Recovery Agreement • November 22nd, 2022
This document provides a guideline of the Cost Recovery Agreement, which may be required for the submission of an application under the Planning Act. A Cost Recovery Agreement shall be completed as referenced in this document. Failure to complete a Cost Recovery Agreement may result in a submission being considered unsatisfactory and a submitted application being deemed incomplete.
ContractCost Recovery Agreement • March 14th, 2013
CAPITAL CATALYST REVOLVING LOAN FUND COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • January 28th, 2022
The City of Fort Atkinson may retain the services of professional consultants (including economic development agents, underwriters, financial specialists, attorneys, and/or other experts) to assist in the City’s review of a Capital Catalyst Revolving Loan Fund (CCRLF) application that may be scheduled for review and action by the Economic Development Commission and/or City Council. The submittal of an application by an Applicant shall be construed as an agreement to pay for such professional services applicable to the proposal or application. The City may apply reasonable charges for these services to the Applicant through invoices. The City may delay acceptance of the proposal or application as complete, or may delay final approval of the proposal, until the Applicant pays such fees. In the event invoices become delinquent, finance charges will accrue at 1% per month, 30 days after the due date. Review fees invoiced to the Applicant, which are not paid in a timely manner, may be assig
Re: Cost Recovery Agreement in respect of an Eexpedited System Impact AssessmentCost Recovery Agreement • October 7th, 2020
Chapter 4, Section 6 of the market rules Market Rules gives authority to the IESO IESO to establish procedures describing the manner and timing for the processing of requests for connection assessments. The corresponding Market Manual 1.4: Connection Assessment and Approval (formerly Market Manual 2.10) (the “Manual”)Market Manual, Part 2.10: Connection Assessment and Approval (the “Manual”), describes the process for submitting and approving requests for connection assessments, including giving the IESO IESO flexibility to establish expedited procedures for requests for connection assessments that are for projects that do not represent significant changes and are not expected to have a major impact on the reliability of the integrated power system. Where the IESO IESO makes such determination, an eExpedited System Impact Assessment (“ESIA”) will be conducted.
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENT FOR DEPOSIT-BASED PLANNING APPLICATIONSCost Recovery Agreement • October 23rd, 2023
Planning & Environmental Services Department P: (949) 639-0500 planning@cityoflagunawoods.org 24264 El Toro Road, Laguna Woods, CA 92637 www.cityoflagunawoods.org
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • December 16th, 2021
The undersigned agree(s) to pay to the City of Benicia all incurred actual costs, both direct and indirect, including any applicable fees, such as plan retention fees, professional and technical consultant fees, legal fees, City of Benicia staff time and any additional costs associated with review and processing of the subject project even if the application is withdrawn or not approved.
TFE Cost Recovery AgreementCost Recovery Agreement • November 23rd, 2020 • Ontario
Please note: this document is for example purposes only and is not intended for use. The IESO makes no representation or warranty of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, availability, reliability or completeness of any information in this document.
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • June 14th, 2019
CATEGORY 6 MAJOR COST RECOVERY AGREEMENT BetweenCost Recovery Agreement • November 17th, 2020
This agreement is entered into between the United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Chugach National Forest (the Forest Service), and the name of the applicant under 36 CFR 251.58.
CITY OF FORT ATKINSON COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • April 16th, 2021
The City of Fort Atkinson may retain the services of professional consultants (including planners, engineers, architects, attorneys, environmental specialists, recreation specialists, and/or other experts) to assist in the City’s review of a development proposal that may be scheduled for review and action by the Plan Commission and/or City Council. The submittal of a development proposal or land use application by an Applicant shall be construed as an agreement to pay for such professional services applicable to the proposal or application. The City may apply reasonable charges for these services to the Applicant through invoices. The City may delay acceptance of the proposal or application as complete, or may delay final approval of the proposal, until the Applicant pays such fees. In the event invoices become delinquent, finance charges will accrue at 1% per month, 30 days after the due date. Review fees invoiced to the Applicant, which are not paid in a timely manner, may be assigne
Agreement forCost Recovery Agreement • October 18th, 2017
WHEREAS the Municipalities and the Commission have entered into a Service Agreement for the construction, operation and maintenance of their respective wastewater systems in the Greater Moncton area (the “Service Agreement”) and this Agreement is intended to be a Sub-Agreement as contemplated by the Service Agreement.
GENERAL BUSINESS TERMSCost Recovery Agreement • January 18th, 2021
ADVANCE FUNDING AGREEMENT BETWEEN [PROPOSER]Cost Recovery Agreement • October 4th, 2019 • California
WHEREAS, TAMC has indicated a desire to further explore and/or negotiate an agreement regarding the Proposal, even though the Proposal is not within the currently adopted budget or overall work program; and
COST RECOVERY CERTIFICATE AND AGREEMENT PURSUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF GENEVACost Recovery Agreement • May 7th, 2016
Notice to Applicant: This document is an Official Town of Geneva Document. All submittals must be Official Town of Geneva Documents.
CITY OF FORT ATKINSON COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • April 16th, 2021
The City of Fort Atkinson may retain the services of professional consultants (including planners, engineers, architects, attorneys, environmental specialists, recreation specialists, and/or other experts) to assist in the City’s review of a development proposal that may be scheduled for review and action by the Plan Commission and/or City Council. The submittal of a development proposal or land use application by an Applicant shall be construed as an agreement to pay for such professional services applicable to the proposal or application. The City may apply reasonable charges for these services to the Applicant through invoices. The City may delay acceptance of the proposal or application as complete, or may delay final approval of the proposal, until the Applicant pays such fees. In the event invoices become delinquent, finance charges will accrue at 1% per month, 30 days after the due date. Review fees invoiced to the Applicant, which are not paid in a timely manner, may be assigne
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • December 17th, 2020
The undersigned Applicant hereby acknowledges and agrees the Town may retain the services of professional consultants (including planners, engineers, architects, attorneys, environmental specialists, recreation specialists, and other experts) to assist in the Town’s review of an application for residential building permit as well as to confirm compliance with all requirements of the building permit and other Ordinances of the Town. (Issuance of an Occupancy Permit does not terminate this agreement to pay). The submittal of an application by an Applicant shall be construed as an agreement to pay for such professional review services applicable to the proposal including any finance charges that may accrue. The Town may apply the charges for these services to the Applicant. The Town may delay acceptance of the application or petition as complete, or may delay final approval of the proposal, until the Applicant pays such fees. Review fees which are applied to an Applicant and which are not
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • August 10th, 2021
The undersigned agree(s) to pay to the City of Benicia all incurred actual costs, both direct and indirect, including any applicable fees, such as plan retention fees, professional and technical consultant fees, legal fees, City of Benicia staff time and any additional costs associated with review and processing of the subject project even if the application is withdrawn or not approved.
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENT FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTIONCost Recovery Agreement • May 7th, 2015
Notice to Applicant: This document is an Official Town of Geneva Document. All submittals must be Official Town of Geneva Documents.
ContractCost Recovery Agreement • August 3rd, 2021
SPECIAL USE PERMITS WITH THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE (SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICTS 3 AND 5)Cost Recovery Agreement • January 9th, 2020
Delegate authority to the Director of Public Works or his designee to enter into an amendment to extend the Cost Recovery Agreement for an additional 10-year term to reimburse the United States Forest Service for its costs to process applications for special use permits submitted by Public Works on behalf of Los Angeles County, Los Angeles County Flood Control District, and Los Angeles County Waterworks Districts for the use of various sites within the United States Forest Service's jurisdiction.
Cost Recovery AgreementCost Recovery Agreement • October 8th, 2013
This Agreement is for payment to the City of fees for application processing and plan checking and inspection services for certain land use and development projects, under the authority of the City’s Master Fee Schedule. It applies to City fees (i.e. Planning and Engineering Divisions and City Attorney Office) designated in the Master Fee Schedule as hourly fees or actual costs. It does not apply to flat-fee applications nor to the building permit and related inspection fees. The deposit will be retained in a refundable deposit account until it is drawn down based on costs incurred by the City.
ContractCost Recovery Agreement • November 16th, 2020
Please note: this document is for example purposes only and is not intended for use. The IESO makes no representation or warranty of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, availability, reliability or completeness of any information in this document.
Village of WalworthCost Recovery Agreement • February 7th, 2018
COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • October 10th, 2024
The undersigned applicant hereby acknowledges and agrees the Village may retain the services of professional consultants (including planners, engineers, architects, attorneys, environmental specialists, recreation specialists, and other experts) to assist in the Village’s review relative to your project or involve- ment, as well as to confirm compliance with all requirements of the permit and other ordinances of the Village. (Issuance of an Occupancy Permit or other Permit does not terminate this agreement to pay.) The submittal of an application by the applicant shall be construed as an agreement to pay for such professional review services applicable to the proposal including any finance charges that may accrue. The Village may apply the charges for these services to the Applicant. The Village may delay acceptance of the application as complete, or may delay final approval of the proposal, until the Applicant pays such fees. Review fees which are applied to an Applicant, and which ar
Re: Cost Recovery Agreement in respect of an expedited System Impact AssessmentCost Recovery Agreement • July 24th, 2017
Chapter 4, Section 6 of the Market Rules gives authority to the IESO to establish procedures describing the manner and timing for the processing of requests for connection assessments. The corresponding Market Manual, Part 2.10: Connection Assessment and Approval (the “Manual”), describes the process for submitting and approving requests for connection assessments, including giving the IESO flexibility to establish expedited procedures for requests for connection assessments that are for projects that do not represent significant changes and are not expected to have a major impact on the reliability of the integrated power system. Where the IESO makes such determination, an expedited System Impact Assessment (“ESIA”) will be conducted.
CATEGORY 6 MAJOR COST RECOVERY AGREEMENTCost Recovery Agreement • July 15th, 2015
This agreement is entered into between the UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FOREST SERVICE, Tongass National Forest (the Forest Service), and the (the applicant) under 36 CFR 251.58.
AGREEMENT FOR COST RECOVERYCost Recovery Agreement • May 2nd, 2016
Representative’s Name Telephone Mailing Address City State Zip Code Property Owner’s Name Telephone Mailing Address City State Zip Code PROPERTY INFORMATION
WHEREAS, the Town of Burlington has adopted a Cost Recovery Agreement, andCost Recovery Agreement • October 20th, 2019
WHEREAS, persons and/or business(es) requesting permission of the town to take certain action in the town, including, without limitation on a zoning change, special use, easement, occupancy permit, building permit, planned unit development, variation from local ordinance, subdivision, public improvement or other improvement or development of real property, and
Re: Cost Recovery Agreement in respect of an Expedited System Impact AssessmentCost Recovery Agreement • May 27th, 2021
Chapter 4, Section 6 of the market rules gives authority to the IESO to establish procedures related to requests for connection assessments. These procedures are set out in Market Manual 1.4: Connection Assessment and Approval (formerly Market Manual 2.10) (the “Manual”), which describes the process for submitting and approving requests for connection assessments, including granting the IESO the discretion to establish expedited procedures for requests for connection assessments for projects that do not represent significant changes and are not expected to have a major impact on the reliability of the integrated power system.
