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
Common Costs - Common costs are costs incurred for acquisition of improved or unimproved real property that benefits all residents of units in a development, rehabilitation or construction of shared systems (heating, plumbing, roofing) or shared facilities (community rooms, laundry facilities located in residential buildings); and on-site improvements.
MethodologyPSCo uses the following methods to allocate non-O&M Common Costs.
Labor AllocatorThe Labor Allocator is used to allocate Common Costs in FERC account 408 (payroll tax portion) to the electric, gas, and thermal utility divisions.
MethodologyPSCo uses the following methods to allocate O&M Common Costs and achieve the most cost- causative relationship between each FERC account or range of FERC accounts and electric, gas and thermal utility division operations: Customer AllocatorThe customer allocator is used to allocate utility division Common Costs in FERC accounts 901-903, the non-commodity bad debt portion of FERC 904, and 905-917 among electric and gas operations.
Revenue AllocatorThe revenue allocator is used to allocate utility division Common Costs for commodity bad debt, recorded in FERC account 904, among electric and gas utility divisions.
More Definitions of Common Costs
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 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 aggregate of the Taxes plus the Operating Costs for or incurred in a twelve (12) month period.
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:
(i) all costs and expenses to repair, maintain, replace and decorate the Common Areas and the Common Facilities;
(ii) the Cost of Insurance;
(iii) the Tax Cost for Common Areas and Common Facilities;
(iv) all costs and expenses for gardening, landscaping and landscape irrigation carried out on any part of the Development, line painting and repainting, rental of equipment, garbage removal, snow removal and cleaning of Common Areas and Common Facilities;
(v) wages and other amounts paid for maintenance, security and operating personnel;
(vi) all accounting and other professional fees, costs and expenses relating to the operation, management, insurance, repair, maintenance and replacement of the Common Areas and the Common Facilities;
(vii) all costs of water and sewer for the Development including without limitation operating costs to treat water and sewage, costs to maintain, repair and replace the wastewater and water treatment plants and landscape irrigation system; and
(viii) all costs of utilities, taxes and other amounts payable in connection with the Common Areas and the Common Facilities; together with a contingency reserve fund for each Lease Year as determined by the Homeowners Corporation, but not less than five percent (5%) of the costs and expenses described above;
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 means the total, without duplication, of the costs incurred by the Landlord for the continued management, operation, maintenance, and repair of the Lands and the Building, including, without limitation, the following:
i. the cost of repairs, maintenance of, and such replacements to the Common Area as are properly chargeable in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles to operating expenses as distinguished from capital replacements or improvements;
ii. the cost of Common Area landscaping and gardening, line repainting, rental of signs and equipment, lighting, security protection, sanitary control, refuse removal, removal of snow and ice, painting, window cleaning, and otherwise maintaining the Common Area of the Building; The cost of wages paid for maintenance and operating personnel, including, without limitation, payments for Workers' compensation, Unemployment Insurance, vacation pay, Canada Pension Plan, and other fringe benefits, whether or otherwise, but to extent only that such wages are directly attributable to the maintenance , operation, and repair of the Lands and the Building; the cost of service contracts with independent contractors in respect of the maintenance, operation, and repair of the Lands and the Building; the costs of operating, maintaining, repairing, and replacing plumbing, electrical, heating, water, sewer, and other utility systems and services in respect of the Lands and the Building; the cost of insurance against loss or damage to the Lands and the Building by fire and other perils generally included in so called "Extended Coverage Endorsement" and such other perils which in the reasonable opinion of the Landlord should be insured against, but to limits not exceeding the replacement cost thereof; no representations, covenants, warranties, guarantees, promises, or agreements (verbal or otherwise) with the Tenant other than those contained in this lease; that no agreement collateral hereto will be binding upon the Landlord unless made in writing and signed by the Landlord; and, that this Lease constitutes the entire agreement between the Landlord and Tenant.