Examples of Proposed Annual Budget in a sentence
The Class A Members shall have thirty (30) days to approve or disapprove the Proposed Annual Budget.
After its submission to the Board of Directors, the Proposed Annual Budget shall be reviewed at the next scheduled meeting or meetings (as may be required) of the Board of Directors, and amended in whole or in part in any manner deemed appropriate by the Board of Directors.
If the Class A Members disapprove of the Proposed Annual Budget, the Class A Members shall state in writing the reasons for such disapproval.
Prior to November 15 of each year, the Manager shall submit to the Class A Members an operating budget for the Company for the next fiscal year, which shall show in reasonable detail, for such next fiscal year compared to the current fiscal year, the Manager's best estimate of (a) rental and other revenue and (b) expenditures for debt services and all customary categories of operating expenses (the "Proposed Annual Budget").
Each party shall select a representative from time to time, and as notified to the other party in writing, for purposes of communications between Tenant and Manager with respect to the management and operation of the Facility, the Proposed Annual Budget, the Annual Budget and other matters requiring communication pursuant to the terms of this Agreement.
The Proposed Annual Budget for any Financial Year of the JV (as it may be so amended) shall then be submitted to the vote of the Board of Directors as provided in Section 3.05, after which it shall become, if approved by a Supermajority Vote, the Annual Budget for such Financial Year.
Proposed Annual Budget by Month, AFE's and other requests for expenditures not covered by an Approved Annual Budget by Month shall be submitted to the PLANT OWNERS for approval.
Manager shall develop and implement the overall business and marketing plans for the Facility, the parties agreeing that the marketing plan shall be subject to the approval of Tenant as part of each Proposed Annual Budget (as hereinafter defined).
By May 1 in each year of the Lease, Lessor will present Lessee with suggested items to include in the Proposed Annual Budget, including but not limited to, proposed capital improvements on any sites where the Lessee is the Most Dependent User.
The Board shall convene as soon as practicable thereafter to consider and approve the Proposed Annual Budget.