Capital Items definition

Capital Items means capital assets with a life expectancy of more than one financial year such as property, plant and equipment, intangible assets, heritage assets and investment properties and of which the cost is normally written off over a number of fiscal periods;

Capital Items means fixed assets such as furniture, computers, etc., which shall remain the property of the County. Capital items will physically remain with County, which shall bear the risk of damage thereto or loss thereof.

Capital Items means the items and activities (either Standard Cost Items or Actual Cost Items) subject of the Funded Activities the Grant Recipient is required to carry out, as set out in the Grant Funding Agreement (and shown for illustrative purposes on the Agreement Map attached to the Application Form).

Examples of Capital Items in a sentence

• Failure to agree on other proposed Capital Items may also be referred to ADR but without an expedited schedule.

• Owner shall provide such information as CAISO may reasonably require in order to evaluate the proposed Capital Items.

• CAISO may approve Capital Items or Repairs aggregating less than $5,000,000 for the Facility in a Contract Year without approval of the Responsible Utility or the California Agencies.

• Owner acknowledges that the budget prepared by Manager, pursuant to paragraph 3(k), will contain a category labeled "Reserve for Capital Items." Owner agrees to place rents and other income in a bank account, or to permit Manager to transfer Owner's funds to such account, in sufficient amounts to meet the needs reflected in such budget.

• After Capital Items and Repairs aggregating $5,000,000 for the Facility in a Contract Year have been approved by CAISO, CAISO’s approval of all other Capital Items and Repairs for that Contract Year shall not be effective unless the Responsible Utility has consented to such Capital Item or Repair.

More Definitions of Capital Items

Capital Items as used herein shall mean any item of real and/or personal property that, if owned by and utilized for a FERC-regulated interstate pipeline company, would qualify for treatment as a capital expense under standard FERC accounting practices.

Capital Items means, with respect to any Property for any period and as of any date of determination, the cost of capital repairs and replacements of all or any portion of the Improvements or any other portion of such Property, including (i) costs of tenant improvements and brokerage commissions payable in connection with lease transactions at any Property, (ii) costs of environmental audits and monitoring, environmental remediation work or any other costs and expenses incurred with respect to compliance with Environmental Laws, (iii) costs of any Restoration, (iv) costs of any Renovation, (v) costs of FF&E, (vi) costs of appraisals, valuations, title insurance and inspections and (vii) any other costs incurred in connection with the Properties that are not included in Operating Expenses, in each case to the extent such costs would be capitalized on a balance sheet in accordance with GAAP.

Capital Items means items purchased from Capital Works funds.

Capital Items means land, buildings and structures, machinery, plant and other fixed assets having a working life exceeding three years, vehicles and any other item costing more than

Capital Items means floor coverings, carpeting, appliances, counter tops, substantial painting and other improvements as determined by the Board;

Capital Items means the cost of capital repairs and replacements of all or any portion of the Improvements or any other portion of any Property, including (i) the cost of tenant improvements and brokerage commissions payable in connection with lease transactions at any Property, (ii) costs of environmental audits and monitoring, environmental remediation work or any other costs and expenses incurred with respect to compliance with Environmental Laws, (iii) the cost of any Restoration, (iv) the cost of any Renovation, (v) costs of FF&E, (vi) costs of appraisals, valuations, title insurance and inspections and (vii) any other costs incurred in connection with the Properties to the extent such costs would be capitalized on a balance sheet in accordance with GAAP.

Capital Items means the equipment, tools or and machinery which the Grantee may purchase in order to deliver the project for which grant funding has been provided;