Base Valuation definition

Base Valuation means US$200,000,000 plus the Closing Consideration Stock.

Base Valuation means the Base Run Rate multiplied by [*], or [*].

Base Valuation means, with respect to the Property, the total assessed valuation of all taxable property last certified by the assessor prior to the effective date of the approval of the Urban Renewal Plan, as the same may be subsequently adjusted in accordance with the Act.

Examples of Base Valuation in a sentence

• If Company desires to appeal the appraised value of the Project and the appraised value of the Project is adjusted by either the Xxxxxxx County Appraiser’s Office or the Board of Tax Appeals to an amount below the Base Valuation, the PILOT shall be automatically terminated upon fourteen (14) written notice of the City.

• If Company desires to appeal the appraised value below the Base Valuation, the parties may renegotiate this Agreement, but are not obligated to do so.

• This provision shall not apply if the County Appraiser unilaterally (and without an appeal of the Company) appraises the Project below the Base Valuation.

• Total Taxable Valuation = Base Valuation + (Added Value x Abatement Factor) Total PILOT Payment = Total Taxable Valuation (after equalization) x Tax Rate Peak Fabrications (Optipro) WCIDA 00000-00-000000 Cost Benefit Analysis Total Project Costs $899,999 Amount Subject to Sales Tax $0 Amount Subject to Mortgage Recording Tax $899,999 Land Value/ Existing Value $258,600 Value of Improvement $916,400 Year Est.

• The Company agrees to enter into an assessment agreement (the “Assessment Agreement”), pursuant to Section 403.6 of the Code of Iowa fixing the minimum assessed valuation of the Property, in contemplation of the Base Valuation plus the value to be added by the proposed Project, at not less than Eighteen Million Dollars ($18,000,000) (the “Minimum Assessed Valuation”) as of January 1, 2014 (the “First Valuation Date”).

More Definitions of Base Valuation

Base Valuation means the assessed value of the Land and any existing improvements before the completion of any Improvements.

Base Valuation. The assessed value established for the most recent fiscal year immediately prior to the fiscal year in which the property first becomes eligible for an exemption under 760 CMR 22.05(4).

Base Valuation means the valuation that was last certified by the Weld County Assessor prior to the effective date of approval of the Urban Renewal Plan for assessment of the taxable property within the Urban Renewal Area.

Base Valuation means the base valuation of the Company calculated as the product of the Average EBITDA and the applicable multiplier indicated in the following chart:Average EBITDA:Base Valuation multiplier:< US$3,000,0000x (i.e., Base Valuation = $0)≥ US$3,000,000 and < US$4,000,0008x (i.e., Base Valuation between US$24,000,000and US$32,000,000)≥ US$4,000,000 and < US$4,600,0009x (i.e., Base Valuation between US$36,000,000and US$41,400,000)≥ US$4,600,00010x (i.e., Base Valuation of US$46,000,000 orgreater, up to maximum of US$53,000,000)

Base Valuation means an amount specified by the Committee with respect to each Service Provider Unit and set forth in the applicable Award Agreement in accordance with the LLC Agreement. The Base Valuation applicable to any Service Provider Unit issued hereunder shall be no less than the amount determined by the Board of Directors to be necessary to cause such Service Provider Unit to constitute a “profits interest” within the meaning of Revenue Procedures 93-27 and 2001-43.

Base Valuation means RMB300 million.

Base Valuation means $1,800,000,000.