Financial Considerations. Each party agrees to bear its own cost of participation in this MOU. For financial considerations relating to a specific activity and/or event refer to the applicable addendum relating to the activity and/or event for such details.
Financial Considerations. State law requires the Board to report a summary of the salaries or compensation paid in the form of fringe benefits of a local agency executive. These amounts will be reported during the presentation of this item in open session.
Financial Considerations. The District will receive from the Charter Schools the pro rata share of the facilities costs which are outlined in both the Executive Summary and the proposed Facility Use Agreements.
Examples of Financial Considerations in a sentence
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS: LUCENT agrees to reimburse HOST in accordance with Financial Addendum A, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
XXXXXX Date: April 4, 2006 Date: March 16, 2006 EXHIBIT B: FIELDS OF USE AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS A.
CERTAIN FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS The Company has historically had access to the cash flow generated by, and the assets held by, SFX Entertainment.
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Financial Considerations. The cost of the services provided is $74,500 for one-year including NEC software assurance. An hourly rate of $95 applies to billable support provided during regular business hours. The funds for this program are included in the approved Airport Operating Budget.
Financial Considerations. All water sold to RWD 5, and the City of Rose Hill will continue to be measured by one or more master meters owned and maintained by the City of Wichita. There are no additional costs to the City.
Financial Considerations. Board Member Xxxxx has agreed to allocate discretionary funds to cover the reimbursement of any requested leave under this agreement. LCAP Goal(s):
Financial Considerations. Cost savings will result by the CHRO’s deferral of retirement and post retirement service, on a per diem basis, as the District’s chief labor negotiator. The per diem cost would be $500 per day for an annual total of $30,000 based upon 60 days of negotiations. The initial annual cost of the District’s lowest cost health plan is approximately $15,700 which, together with the per diem amount, equals $45,700 ($30,000 + $15,700). Use of an outside negotiator such as a labor law firm would result in an annual estimated cost of $2,040 per day for a total of $122,400 (60 days x $2,040). The average annual savings would be approximately $75,000 a year for per diem negotiations performed by the retired CHRO even assuming an annual increase to the lowest cost health plan.
Financial Considerations. Future repair and replacement efforts are contingent on CMP obtaining CSFP funds for the purposes outlined within the MOU, and the Parties mutually agreeing upon the amount of matching funds provided by the District. LCAP Goal(s): Operational Excellence
Financial Considerations. JAMES RIVER agrees to reimburse UDS for all costs of operation xx xonnection with operating the manual and vending operation, including administrative expense of 2.8% of total food sales and a Management Fee for services of 1.8% to total food sales invoiced on a monthly statement.