Baseline Appraisal definition

Baseline Appraisal means, as to each category of Appraised Collateral, the first Appraisal Report with respect to such category of Appraised Collateral obtained by the Obligors after the Effective Date pursuant to Section 5.8(c).

Baseline Appraisal the appraisal furnished by the Appraiser dated April 24, 2006 and addressed to the Borrower and the Administrative Agent.

Baseline Appraisal means the financial viability study prepared for the Owner by Belvedere Vantage Limited on 5th February 2013 that was reviewed by the DVS and the subject of a report dated 20th April 2013 ("the Baseline Date") and against which the planning obligations as amended by this deed have been assessed as reasonable.

Examples of Baseline Appraisal in a sentence

• Baseline Appraisal Report for the National Capacity Needs Self-­‐Assessment Project, 2006.

• The Owner shall at all times act in good faith in facilitating the preparation of a new Appraisal and shall make available all documents and other information needed to properly consider and review the Baseline Appraisal on an open book basis, fully disclosing and justifying all costs and receipts arising from the Development to the satisfaction of the District Council acting reasonably and with a view to establishing an accurate assessment of the residual development value available as planning gain.

• Approach The options for the development of the Nigg site and proximal sites to the east have been informed by: A Baseline Appraisal of the development context of the site.

• A Landscape and Visual Baseline Appraisal of the potential landscape and visual effects of the proposal was submitted in support of the application.

• The applicant’s Viability Statement includes two appraisals: a Baseline Appraisal which includes a 10% discount on residential sales values and a Placemaking Appraisal, which removes the 10% discount on residential sales values and increases the commercial values by 10%.

• Salinization, Alkalinisation and Sodification on Irrigated Areas in Pakistan.

• As part of this assessment process a search term3 is used to extract Baseline Appraisal outputs that relate totrunk roads only (see Table 4).

• A series of residual values were assessed for each case study as follows:• Baseline Appraisal: using the nationally described space standards as for the 1 ha tile testing• Testing the impact of Optional Requirement M4(2) – This applied to case study 1, and was tested on the assumption that the scheme includes two 3 storey blocks, one with 8 units per floor, one with 4 units per floor.

• It concludes that by adopting the default values, the Baseline Appraisal results in a residual land value of minus £110,280,536.

• For coastal source flooding the SEPA Baseline Appraisal has only produced a directly flooded sections output (Lauren Addis – SEPA Hydrologist, personal communication, January 26, 2015).

More Definitions of Baseline Appraisal

Baseline Appraisal means, as to each category of Appraised Collateral, the most recent Appraisal Report delivered on or before the Closing Date with respect to such category of Appraised Collateral addressed to the Administrative Agent.