Inspection Fees definition

Inspection Fees means fees imposed for the inspection of construction of new elements of the District's water system or water Service Lines.

Inspection Fees means fees imposed for the inspection of construction of new elements of the District’s water system or water Service Lines.

Inspection Fees means the cost of making such engineering inspections asare necessary to carry out the provisions of these rules and regulations.

Examples of Inspection Fees in a sentence

• Upon receipt of the Reservation Fee, Construction Inspection Fees, and the executed Reservation Certificate, the Authority will execute the Reservation Certificate and forward a copy to the Applicant.

• Applications will not be accepted that are submitted by an Applicant (and its Development Team) that have outstanding tax credit fees (Allocation Fees, Compliance Fees, Physical Inspection Fees).

• Inspection Fees @0.8% on FOR destination price and Service Tax @12.36% on inspection charges shall be paid initially by you along with your Inspection Call, which shall be subsequently reimbursed by BCCL along with your supply bills against documentary evidence e.g. money receipt etc.

• Inspection Fees - Pursuant to MCL 436.1529(4) a nonrefundable inspection fee of $70.00 shall be paid to the Commission by an applicant or licensee at the time of filing of a request for a new license or permit, a request to transfer ownership or location of a license, a request to increase or decrease the size of the licensed premises, or a request to add a bar.

• Upon receipt of the Reservation Fee, Construction Inspection Fees, and the executed Reservation Certificate, the Authority will execute the Reservation Certificate and forward a copy to the Owner.

• Inspection Fees - MCL 436.1529(4) requires that a nonrefundable inspection fee of $70.00 per license shall be paid to the Commission by an applicant or licensee at the time of filing a request for approval of the transfer in any licensing year of any of the shares of stock in a corporation from 1 person to another, or any part of the total interest in a licensed limited partnership from 1 person to another.

• The applicant shall also pay all applicable charges, including Connection Fees, Administrative and Personnel Fees and Inspection Fees, which have not been previously paid in accordance with Appendix A.

• Going concernOn 28 February 2021 the company transferred its trading activities, assets and liabilities at their carrying value for £Nil consideration to the Cranmer Education Trust and the company has ceased to trade.

• R-13-85 7A.5 Authorize the Return of Unused Sanitary Sewer Inspection Fees, Roseland Shopping Center, Block 82, Lot 10, Route 9 South,$190.97, Case No. 01-207Explanatory Statement:This Resolution authorizes the Return of Unused Sanitary Sewer Inspection Fees, Roseland Shopping Center, Block 82, Lot 10, Route 9 South, $190.97.

• R-13-84 7A.4 Authorize the Return of Unused Engineering Inspection Fees, MSC Enterprises LLC, Block 134, Lot 1.02, Carmine Way, $735.98, Case No. 04-26Explanatory Statement:This Resolution authorizes the Return of Unused Engineering Inspection Fees, MSC Enterprises LLC, Block 134, Lot 1.02, Carmine Way,$735.98.

More Definitions of Inspection Fees

Inspection Fees. £[ ]. “Layout Plan” The Drawing or Drawings with reference(s) [ ] which show(s) the Green Land and the layout of the Works. “Maintenance Period” The period from the date of issue of the Provisional Certificate until the date on which the Works are vested in xxx Xxxxxxxxxx. “Period of Construction” [Twelve] months from the date of this agreement. “Protected Strip” (Unless the contrary shall be stipulated or be clear from the Layout Plan) means a strip of land three metres in width lying each side of the centreline of that part of the Works not within the Estate Roads or the Public Highway shown (for the purpose of identification only) coloured yellow on the Layout Plan and further includes any existing Sewers (for the avoidance of doubt the total width of the strip shall be six metres). “Provisional Certificate” The certificate issued under S.8.1 or S.8.3 of the First Schedule. “Public Highway” Means highway maintainable at the public expense. “Sewers” As defined in Section 219 of the Act (and “Sewer” shall be interpreted accordingly). “Site” Shall comprise the Green Land and other land (if any) on under in or through which the Works are proposed to be executed. “Specification” The Civil Engineering Specification (shown as Part 5 of the Sixth Edition of “Sewers for Adoption”) and any appendices provided by xxx Xxxxxxxxxx. [“Undertaker’s Rights” All rights exercised by the Developer and/or granted to the Developer [by the Owner and/or the Adjoining Owner] in relation to the construction, use, maintenance, alteration, repair and replacement of the Works together with discharges therefrom to any watercourse. For the avoidance of doubt any covenants that the Developer is subject to shall have no effect on xxx Xxxxxxxxxx.] “Vesting Declaration” A written declaration signed on behalf of xxx Xxxxxxxxxx vesting the Works in itself as public Sewers. “Watercourse” A watercourse as defined in Section 219 of the Act, but also including a canal, pond or lake. “Works” Subject to any alteration in accordance with S.2 of the First Schedule this expression shall mean all those Works being Sewers pumping stations and Accessories and shall include valve xxxxxxxx overflow xxxxxxxx outfall structures and (where appropriate) balancing facilities as shown on the Drawings and includes any part or parts of the Works.

Inspection Fees. A payment for PG&E’s estimated cost for the inspections by PG&E of work performed by Applicant or Applicant’s contractor, shown in Exhibit A, which shall be a fixed amount, not subject to reconciliation. Such inspection costs may be subject to otherwise available allowances and refund up to the difference between the Applicant’s Contract Anticipated Costs and PG&E’s estimate for performing the same work. Inspections costs are otherwise non-refundable. The total amount subject to refund shall not exceed PG&E’s refundable cost estimate. NON-REFUNDABLE: A non-refundable payment, shown in Exhibit A, for costs which may include, but are not limited to: • re-engineering fees, • preparation fees for trench composite drawings, • survey and land rights acquisition costs, • any applicable taxes. ALLOWANCES: Allowances for permanent residential and non-residential service are provided in accordance with Gas and Electric Rule 15 and are included in Exhibit A, as applicable. ITCC: All contributions and advances by Applicant are taxable and shall include an Income Tax Component of Contributions (ITCC) at the rate provided in PG&E’s Preliminary Statement. ITCC will be either refundable or non-refundable in accordance with the corresponding contribution. GROUP OF APPLICANTS. The total contribution or advance from a group of applicants will be apportioned among the members of the group in such manner as they mutually agree.

Inspection Fees means fees for inspections according to the fee schedule adopted by the City Council and in effect on the date of the inspection or third party inspection fees that are passed-on to the Developer. Joinder Agreement has the meaning set forth in Section 10.1.

Inspection Fees means fees imposed for the inspection of construction of wells or ISDS installed on each Lot.

Inspection Fees means fees paid to independent inspectors, acting on the behalf of a buyer and a seller or a supplier, to confirm the quality and the quantity of petroleum products imported into the country;