Approved Program and Budget definition
Examples of Approved Program and Budget in a sentence
If the actual or anticipated departure from the Approved Program and Budget (a) results in less than a 10% increase, in the aggregate, of the expenses as compared to the then-current Approved Program and Budget and (b) is not an increase of the Management Fees paid pursuant to the Management Services Agreement, the Manager can proceed with Board Approval and such budget overruns shall be charged to the Company.
The Manager shall send to the Members each Approved Program and Budget.
If the actual or anticipated departure from the Approved Program and Budget involves an increase (i) in the Management Fees paid pursuant to the Management Services Agreement or (ii) of more than 10%, in the aggregate, of the expenses as compared to the then-current Approved Program and Budget, the Manager can proceed with Specified Approval (as and to the extent set forth in such Specified Approval) and such budget overruns shall be charged to the Company.
For the avoidance of doubt, following the date the Total Plant Transfer occurs, only the Program and Budget set forth in Section 7.1(b) shall be considered the then Approved Program and Budget.
During the applicable Budget Period, the Manager shall immediately notify the Board of Directors of any actual or anticipated material departure from an Approved Program and Budget.