Examples of Assessment payment in a sentence
In the event a delinquent C-PACE Special Assessment payment is enforced, the outstanding balance of the C-PACE Special Assessment will not accelerate.
Any Assessment payment made by the Qualifying Resident shall first be applied to the Assessments owed, and only after the Assessments owed are paid in full, shall the payments be applied to the fees and costs of collection, attorney’s fees, late charges, and/or interest.
Such Special Assessments shall become due and payable, unless otherwise specified in the notice, with the next regularly scheduled Assessment payment which is due more than thirty (30) days after the date of the Club meeting approving the Special Assessment.
If Property Owner’s lender requires an impound for Property Owner’s property taxes, Property Owner acknowledges that Property Owner should consider notifying such lender of the annual Assessment payment amount so such lender can adjust the Property Owner’s impound amount to include the annual Assessment payment.
The employment should be in line with ESMP, LMP and ESIA, and workers health and safety requirements.
Assessment, payment, and collection of the fire protection costs must be in accordance with 76-13-207.
The C-PACE Capital Provider may find it helpful to inform mortgage holder(s) that in the event of a delinquent C-PACE Special Assessment payment, the full balance of the Assessment will not accelerate, and only the payment of delinquent amounts of the C-PACE Financing will be enforced.
The Payment Schedule sets forth the portion of the PACE Betterment Assessment to be included on each property tax bill issued by the Municipality with respect to the Property, including the required PACE Betterment Assessment payment date.
Assessment payment dates are not subject to the restrictions applicable to Season’s Lift Pass payments.
Each month the treasurer sends the diocese its Diocesan Program Assessment payment, in compliance with Diocesan Canon 5.2. The treasurer also maintains records and assists the rector or vicar in the preparation of the annual parochial report.