Examples of PILOT Agreements in a sentence
If it is determined upon review of the Annual Report that the number of Full-Time Employees at the Facility is less than what was represented in the Application (the “Employment Target”), the Agency shall require within all PILOT Agreements that an additional PILOT Payment that represents a pro rata recapture of ad valorem taxes that would otherwise be due and owing in the absence of the PILOT Agreement.
Some PILOT Agreements provide a specific dollar amount to be paid each year for the term of the PILOT Agreement.
Total Private Sources $ Total Public Sources $ Developer’s Equity $ Other $ TOTAL ALL SOURCES $ (Public Funding – Developer or development team must identify any proposed or anticipated public funding requests including any request for infrastructure improvements, property tax exemptions, sales tax exemptions on building materials, and PILOT Agreements.) Note: Total from all sources must match total Development Costs on previous page.
All Solar PILOT Agreements shall be substantially in the form attached hereto.
As part of the PPAs referenced above, to enter into Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) Agreements in lieu of real and personal property taxes in accordance with General Laws Chapter 59, §38H (Acts of 1997 Chapter 164, Section 71(b)), as amended) and the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) Guidelines published in connection therewith.
In accordance with Section 858(15) of the Act, unless otherwise agreed by the affected taxing jurisdictions, all PILOT Agreements shall provide that PILOT Payments received shall be allocated among the affected taxing jurisdictions in proportion to the amount of real property tax and other taxes which would have been received by each affected taxing jurisdiction had the project not been tax exempt as a result of the Agency's involvement in the project.
They are, however, required to have specific policies adopted which outline the types of PILOT Agreements they are offering and procedures for deviation from those stated policies (the Uniform Tax Exemption Policy “UTEP”).
All PILOT Agreements are subject to Recapture upon the recurrence of a Recapture Event.
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PILOT Agreements stipulate that companies make PILOT payments to local taxing jurisdictions that are based upon a percentage of the property tax that would otherwise be due if the property was not owned by the IDA.