Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels definition

Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels means, with respect to OPEX Expenses, ten percent (10%) of the amount projected in the then-current Operating Budget for OPEX Expenses.
Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels means, with respect to Operation and Maintenance Expenses (other than Operation and Maintenance Expenses for the cost of corn, natural gas, electricity, insurance premiums and Borrower Taxes) and with respect to Maintenance Capital Expenses, (a) (i) with respect to each Plant, fifteen percent (15%) of the amount projected for such expenses in the then-current Operating Budget for such Plant and (ii) for the Project, ten percent (10%) the amount projected for such expenses in the then-current Operating Budget for the Project; provided, that in the case of this clause (a), Operating Budget line items for annual expenses that are paid periodically (for example, insurance premiums) shall be treated on an annualized basis for the purposes of determining the amount of such permitted deviation); (b) increased costs that are paid for with documented voluntary equity contributions made to the Borrowers for the purpose of paying such increased costs, which may be paid without regard to any other restrictions in this definition of Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels; and (c) in the event that ethanol production levels for any Fiscal Quarter for any Plant or the Project, as reported in an Operating Statement delivered pursuant to Section 7.03(p) (Reporting Requirements - Operating Statements), exceed the amounts projected in the then-current Operating Budgets for such Plant or the Project, as the case may be, for such Fiscal Quarter, by a variation greater than three percent (3%), then the permitted deviations for the immediately succeeding Fiscal Quarter shall be increased or decreased, as the case may be, in a percentage equal to the percentage increase in such ethanol production levels.
Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels means, with respect to Operation and Maintenance Expenses ten percent (10%) the amount projected for such expenses in the then-current Operating Budget.

Examples of Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels in a sentence

  • The Operation and Maintenance Expenses of the Project in any month shall not exceed the lesser of (i) actual expenses incurred and (ii) the expenses set forth in the Operating Budget for such month subject to the Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels.

  • Fundings of Working Capital Loans for Operation and Maintenance Expenses and for Maintenance Capital Expenses shall be subject to the Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels.


More Definitions of Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels

Permitted Operating Budget Deviation Levels shall have the meaning set forth in the Credit Agreement.

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