Betterment Charge definition

Betterment Charge means a charge levied by the Technical approving authority for ensuring off site services and amenities to the area;
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Betterment Charge means the charge prescribed in respect of an increase in the value of land resulting from the execution of a scheme ;
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Betterment Charge means the charge specified by Section 70 in respect of an increase in the value of land resulting from the execution of an improvement scheme;
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Examples of Betterment Charge in a sentence

  • The Lessee hereby acknowledges and confirms that with the coming into force of the Land Betterment Charge Act 2021 on 1 August 2022, references to “differential premium” in the Principal Agreement shall with effect from 1 August 2022 be deemed to refer to the Land Betterment Charge instead.

  • If the developer chooses not to implement the offsetting measures, the Wastewater Betterment Charge By-law shall be adhered to.

Related to Betterment Charge

  • Betterment means a repair or a replacement to property that results in a condition superior to or more extensive than its form and condition immediately prior to the loss. Betterment shall not mean the additional costs of repair or replacement of property that is required by applicable governmental law or regulation as included within Replacement Cost.

  • Management Charge means the sum paid by the Supplier to the Authority being an amount of half (0.5) percent of all Charges for the Services invoiced to the Contracting Bodies (net of VAT) in each Month throughout the Term and thereafter until the expiry or earlier termination of any Call-Off Contract;

  • Water Charges means service charges in respect of the provision of water.

  • development charge means a charge imposed pursuant to this By-law;

  • Utility Charges Defined in Section 9.A hereof.