Preconstruction costs definition
Preconstruction costs means the cost of eligible items incurred before the start of construction, including:
Preconstruction costs means all costs associated with a potential nuclear plant incurred before issuance of a final certificate under the Utility Facility Siting and Environmental Protection Act, including, without limitation, the costs of evaluation, design, engineering, environmental and geotechnical analysis and permitting, contracting, other required permitting including early site permitting and combined operating license permitting, and initial site preparation costs and related consulting and professional costs, and shall include AFUDC associated with those costs. For potential nuclear plants located in other states, the costs must be those incurred before issuance of a certificate by the host state under statutes comparable to the Utility Facility Siting and Environmental Protection Act.
Preconstruction costs means the cost of eligible items
Examples of Preconstruction costs in a sentence
After award of the Construction Agreement, the Preconstruction Costs shall be calculated proportionately in the same manner and to the same extent as the construction costs for SDG&E Gas Pipeline Supports pursuant to the Construction Agreement.
The City shall submit an invoice to SDG&E for its Preconstruction Costs and SDG&E will reimburse City for those costs by no later than forty-five (45) calendar days after receipt of the invoice.
More Definitions of Preconstruction costs
Preconstruction costs means any of the following costs incurred before project construction begins:
Preconstruction costs means any of the following costs incurred before project
Preconstruction costs means the cost of eligible
Preconstruction costs means the act of developing plans and specifications for the capital project.
Preconstruction costs means expenses for architectural design, legal fees, survey and soils boring, appraisal, consultant fees, land option carrying charges, land acquisition costs, federal or state application fees or other recoverable development costs approved by the agency;
Preconstruction costs means those costs determined by the County to be reasonably necessary to complete the engineering, geotechnical, environmental, survey, utility adjustment, right-of-way-acquisition, submittal fees, recording fees, inspection fees, stormwater pollution prevention plan costs, and similar costs and services that are required before construction of an Improvement Area #1 Improvement can begin.