Common Costs definition

Common Costs means those costs associated with the provision of Infrastructure that are not Incremental Costs for any particular Train service using that Infrastructure;

Common Costs means costs that cannot be directly assigned to a particular function.

Common Costs means the costs borne jointly by all the Carbon Fund Participants, as referred to in Section 19.1(a)(ii);

Examples of Common Costs in a sentence

• If the Sublandlord cannot obtain such an allocation, then the Sublandlord will determine the portion of taxes, rates, duties, assessments or charges attributable to each of the parts of the Common Area using the then current principles of assessment employed by taxing authorities and will add this portion to the Common Costs.

• Within a reasonable time period following the end of each Year, the Homeowners Corporation will advise the Subtenant in writing of the actual amount of the Common Costs for the Year and the actual amount required to be paid as the Subtenant’s Proportionate Share of the Common Costs for the Year.

• In the event the actual Common Costs for such Year are greater than the Common Costs that had been estimated by the Homeowners Corporation, the Homeowners Corporation shall have the right to either include the amounts in the Common Costs for the upcoming Year or assess the Subtenant for the shortfall, and the Subtenant shall pay such additional amounts at the time or times required by the Homeowners Corporation.

• The costs of such insurance will be part of the Common Insurance Cost which shall form part of the Common Costs.

• The Subtenant will not do or permit anything to be done which will cause an increase in the Common Costs.

More Definitions of Common Costs

Common Costs means the total of the costs and expenses (without duplication) incurred by the Sublessor or the Homeowners Corporation to operate, manage, insure, repair, maintain and replace the Development (including the Common Areas and the Common Facilities, but excluding Homes), including without limitation:

Common Costs means shared costs for products or services produced jointly that are not attributable to any single product or service;

Common Costs has the meaning stated in section 4.1.1.

Common Costs means the aggregate of the Taxes plus the Operating Costs for or incurred in a twelve (12) month period.

Common Costs means costs that are not attributable or reasonably assignable or allocable to specific EE programs or measures but are necessary to design, implement, and operate the programs or measures collectively. Common costs may include appropriately assigned or allocated marketing, education, or general outreach costs.

Common Costs means the amounts payable in connection with the operation, management, maintenance and repair of those portions of the Common Area, and any other areas maintained by Office Owner for the benefit of the other Owners, including without limitation all costs, charges and expenses attributable to the operation, repair, maintenance and improvement of the Common Area, as determined in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles.

Common Costs. Common Costs" means the sum of all costs and expenses of every nature and description paid or incurred by Lessor for the repair and maintenance of the Building common areas, (excluding capital improvements and replacements) including but not limited to: