Examples of Estimate Period in a sentence
This certification shall read "Company's Name paid all subcontractors active on the project for Estimate Period No. within 7 calendar days, not counting Saturdays and Sundays, of the receipt of the partial payment covering said estimate period." The certification shall be submitted within sixty calendar days of the close of the estimate period for which it applies.
This certification shall read "Company's Name paid all subcontractors active on the project for Estimate Period No. within 14 calendar days of the receipt of the partial payment covering said estimate period." The certification shall be submitted within sixty calendar days of the close of the estimate period for which it applies.
Accordingly, the total deposits to the Reserve for Replacement should not be less than 105% of the total estimated costs of component replacements and major maintenance for the Estimate Period.
All schedules for component replacement, major maintenance, cost estimates and related inflation adjustments must be for the lesser of 20 years or the remaining life of the mortgage plus 2 years (the Estimate Period).
Examples of major building components with economic lives often greater than the Estimate Period include roof membranes, roof and wall sheathing, windows and exterior doors, siding and exterior finish systems, hard surface interior flooring and tile, casework, elevators and lift systems, plumbing supply and sanitary waste lines and some elements of mechanical systems.
When offset against annual capital needs, the lender’s proposed schedule of deposits must provide for a minimum balance in the Reserve for Replacement escrow at the end of each year in the Estimate Period (including the last year) that is at least 5% of the total, aggregate, inflation adjusted projection of capital needs for the Estimate Period.
The needs assessor should identify major building components with typical economic lives extending beyond the Estimate Period.
Manufacturer is authorized to purchase and keep on hand sufficient raw materials and packaging materials to cover production of the quantity of Products specified in Buyer’s estimates for each rolling Production Estimate Period.
After reviewing the PIR, the lender should size and schedule deposits to the Reserve for Replacement so that funds will be available to pay the costs of anticipated replacements and major maintenance as and when these needs arise during the Estimate Period.
The specified requirements for the first two weeks of each Production Estimate Period will constitute Firm Orders (as defined below), but the subsequent six weeks will be deemed to be estimates only.