Connection Fees definition

Connection Fees means all deposits, connection fees and metering charges related to the purchase and installation of meters and associated equipment or other similar amounts payable to a Utility to establish or maintain electric service at each Facility.

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Connection Fees means all fees and charges assessed by the District to users for the actual costs of connecting to a utility system of the District.

Connection Fees means those fees charged by City or by a utility provider to utility users as a cost for connecting to water, sanitary sewer and other applicable utilities.

Examples of Connection Fees in a sentence

• The Connection Fees shall be computed in accordance with Schedule 2, and the total of all Initial Connection Fees shall also be set forth on Schedule 2.

• Teachers holding a Standard Professional or Advanced Professional Certificate will be paid for graduate courses taken toward certificate renewal, an Advanced Professional Certificate, a Master’s degree, a doctorate degree, or courses required by the Maryland State Department of Education, provided the Superintendent or his/her designee has granted prior approval for the courses/program to be taken.

• Nothing in this section shall excuse the Licensee from the prompt payment of any License Fees, Connection Fees, Interconnection Costs, Repair Costs, or any other charges that are required of Licensee by this Agreement or any Laws.

• The full amount of the Initial Connection Fees shall be paid upon the later of thirty (30) Days after the Effective Date or the receipt of an invoice therefor.

• In consideration for the provision of sewer service by the Company, Developer shall be required to pay certain costs of making service available, including on-site sewage collection system contributed in cash or in kind; payments to defray in part, or in total, the cost of off-site lines and related facilities, ANC Fees, Connection Fees, and Capacity Reservation Fees.

More Definitions of Connection Fees

Connection Fees means all fees and charges, but not including capacity charges, to reimburse the district for its actual costs of connecting a user of water or sewer services to the district's water or sewer system.

Connection Fees means those fees charged by City on a citywide basis or by a utility provider to utility users as a cost for connecting to water, sanitary sewer and other applicable utilities.

Connection Fees means a separate capital contribution charge imposed as a fair share payment towards the cost of the existing system by a new customer, or existing customer with a change in use or expansion that could result in increased sewage flow to the Authority’s system. The Connection Fee shall be established by the Authority and recomputed in accordance with

Connection Fees means the fees, if any, paid by customers of the Combined Utility System in order to connect thereto.

Connection Fees. A fee or charge paid to City by Developer or consumer for the purpose of reimbursing the City for its costs of physically connecting the Developer or consumer to the City System for the purpose of obtaining water, wastewater and reuse service, which is payable at the time of connection. The timing of connection shall be the date of setting the water meter for such consumer. The Connection Fee includes charges such as taps, meters, backflows and inspections costs.

Connection Fees means, collectively, the Sewer Connection Fees, the Water Connection Fees, and any similar charge imposed and related to capacity of any other portion of the System.

Connection Fees as defined in Section 2.3.4.