Operation Costs definition
Operation Costs means WMATA’s costs and WMATA’s third-party costs to operate VDS, as further detailed in Attachment1.
Operation Costs has the meaning set forth in Clause 14.15.
Operation Costs means, with respect to a Medical Transport Service, all helicopter charter costs, all landing fees (whether such landing fees are billed by J▇▇▇, a third-party helicopter operator or directly by the infrastructure operator) and all other costs billed by third parties (excluding, for the avoidance of doubt, Joby and its Affiliates) and directly related to such Medical Transport Service (including, without limitation, fuel, crew costs, dispatch fees, navigation and ATC fees).
Examples of Operation Costs in a sentence
All costs related to such construction shall be recoverable as Petroleum Operation Costs in accordance with this Contract.
All costs related to such construction will be recoverable as Petroleum Operation Costs under this Contract.
The District will maintain and preserve the Sewer System in good repair and working order at all times, will operate the Sewer System in an efficient and economical manner and will pay all Maintenance and Operation Costs of the Sewer System (including Maintenance and Operation Obligations) as they become due and payable.
Except for the Authorized Withdrawals, the Easynvest Companies shall not pay, reimburse or guarantee the Operation Costs and, if they make any payment of the Operation Costs in breach of this Clause, the Easynvest Shareholders shall fully reimburse the Easynvest Companies for such costs and expenses.
All of the Gross Revenues shall be deposited by the District immediately upon receipt in the Utility Fund, which fund is hereby continued in the treasury of the District and which fund shall be maintained by the District, and all money in the Utility Fund shall be set aside by the District and applied to the payment of Maintenance and Operation Costs, as and when required to be paid.
More Definitions of Operation Costs
Operation Costs means all expenses and costs, other than Fixed Costs, incurred by the Authority in providing or preparing to provide Potable Water to Authority Customers (including, without limitation, operation and maintenance expenses, administration and general expenses, working capital, regulatory costs, insurance premiums, and any contractual costs of supply) and the accumulation of reserves and other funds related to payment of said costs. Upon the adoption of a Bond Resolution by the Authority in connection with the sale of Bonds, Operation Costs payable under this Contract shall in any month at least be equal to the amount required to be deposited in that month into the operation and maintenance fund or account created under the Bond Resolution and the amount (together with the amount of Fixed Costs for that month and any other amounts available therefore) required to satisfy any debt service coverage requirement under any Bond Resolution.
Operation Costs means the costs incurred by ▇▇▇▇ for the operation and maintenance of the Primary PSAP after the Operation Date. Operation Costs includes 1) the Cost per Dispatch/Transfer ▇▇▇▇ incurs when Dispatching and Transferring calls, 2) costs for any Primary PSAP Improvements needed to continue operation of the Primary PSAP as a result of the growth of, or enhancements requested by, Apex or Morrisville, and 3) the proportionate costs of any Operational License required or requested by Apex or Morrisville to allow each Party and their respective personnel to connect to the CAD system. Any individual costs for network connections into ▇▇▇▇ networks will be the responsibility of the respective, individual Party.
Operation Costs means the costs incurred by Cary for the operation and maintenance of the Primary PSAP after the Operation Date. Operation Costs includes 1) the Cost per Dispatch/Transfer Cary incurs when Dispatching and Transferring calls and 2) costs for any Primary PSAP Improvements needed to continue operation of the Primary PSAP.
Operation Costs means all costs, other than Development Costs, Independent Costs and Termination Costs, that are included in the Budget approved by the RPC, or otherwise approved by the RPC. Generally, Operation Costs are based on administrative or per item pricing, are typically recurring and, but for the Program, the costs would reasonably be likely to differ across RPA Participants (e.g., due to different Market Share Factors). Operation Costs include: recurring or variable costs related to operating or maintaining the Program; costs related to preparing assessment reports; monitoring costs; interim reporting costs; vendor transition costs; and costs for obtaining Market Share Factor data.
Operation Costs. Tenant shall, for the entire Term and at the same time it pays Base Rent, pay to Landlord as an item of additional rent ("Additional Rent"), without any setoff or deduction therefrom, its monthly estimated Proportionate Share of costs ("Operating Costs") which Landlord may incur in maintaining and operating the Project during each calendar year of the Term. "Proportionate Share" is defined as that percentage of Operating Costs incurred by Landlord with respect to the Premises (the decimal equivalent of a fraction, the numerator of which is the rentable area of the Premises and the denominator of which is the rentable area within the Building as well as any other buildings located on or within the Project (i.e. Tenant's Proportionate Share shall initially be 43.420/o). "Operating Costs" are defined to include all expenses and costs (but not specific costs which are: (i) separately billed to and paid by individual tenant; or (ii) to be paid by the Landlord as set forth herein) of every kind and nature which the Landlord shall pay or become obligated to pay because of or in connection with the ownership and operation of the Project and supporting facilities of the Project, including but not limited to all real estate taxes and annual installments of special or other assessments payable with respect to the Project during the Term; costs of any contest of such taxes, including reasonable attorneys' fees (but only to the extent such contested taxes fall within the Term; provided, that Tenant is entitled to require Landlord to contest taxes on one or more occasions during the Term); management fees consistent with management fees charged by landlords of buildings similar to the Building in the Minneapolis/St. ▇▇▇▇ metropolitan area (but, in any event, not to exceed 5% of gross rents for the Project), insurance premiums, utility costs, security costs, costs of wages, maintenance costs (relating to the Project including sidewalks, landscaping, snow removal and parking or service areas, common areas, service contracts, equipment and supplies) and all other costs of any nature whatsoever which for federal tax purposes may be expensed rather than capitalized, but exclusive of leasing commissions, depreciation, costs of Leasehold Improvements and payments of principal and interest on any mortgages, deeds of trusts, other security devices covering the Project, capital expenditures or improvements to the Project which do not benefit the Premises, repair or replacement of...
Operation Costs means the costs incurred by Burlington for personnel, administration, and equipment of the Burlington Emergency Communications
Operation Costs means all expenditures made and costs incurred by the Production Partnership with respect to (i) the production and marketing of Hydrocarbons from completed Production Partnership Wells, including labor, fuel, repai▇▇, ▇auling, materials, supplies, utility charges and other costs incident to or therefrom, costs of maintaining inventories incidental to the operations of Producing Properties, costs of making transfers of lease and well equipment to and from Production Partnership Wells, ad valorem and severance ▇▇▇▇s, insurance and casualty loss expense, and compensation to well operators or others for services rendered in conducting such operations; (ii) the interest, commitment fees and other finance charges and expenses of Production Partnership borrowings incurred in connection with Development Drilling and Improved Recovery Projects; and (iii) processing facilities, pipelines, gas sales facilities, Improved Recovery projects, and other procedures and facilities necessary to produce efficiently the Hydrocarbon reserves from a Producing Property, all to the extent such costs and expenditures are not Property Acquisition Costs.