Rehabilitation Costs means the expenses incurred or to be incurred which qualify as rehabilitation expenditures under Section 42(e) of the Code.
Rehabilitation Costs means, as stated in Code Section 42(e)(2), the amounts chargeable to capital accounts and incurred for property in connection with the rehabilitation of a building. For the purposes of the calculation in scoring Rehabilitation Projects, only rehabilitation “hard” costs will be considered, which are those costs that would be included in a construction contract. If the Project does not include the construction of new Rent Restricted Units, the cost of the construction of common space buildings will be considered Rehabilitation Costs.
Rehabilitation Costs means, as stated in Code Section 42(e)(2), the amounts chargeable to capital accounts and incurred for property in connection with the rehabilitation of a building. For the purposes of the calculation in scoring Criterion #4, only rehabilitation “hard” costs will be considered, which are those costs that would be included in a construction contract.
Examples of Rehabilitation Costs in a sentence
The Rehabilitation Costs and Rehabilitation Contribution will be adjusted in accordance with the determination of the duly appointed consulting engineer as agreed upon between the Parties in writing.
More Definitions of Rehabilitation Costs
Rehabilitation Costs means with respect to a Project (1) the site costs, (2) the costs of complying with the construction requirements of other funding sources except those required by the Applicant, any Principal thereof or Affiliates of either, (3) contractor profit, overhead and general conditions, and (4) certain costs identified in the capital needs assessment required under Section 5.D.1. of the QAP, including (a) the cost of correcting all violations of applicable federal, state and local health, safety and building codes and correcting deferred maintenance, (b) the rehabilitation or replacement of all structures, systems, facilities and components that have reached or exceed their useful life or will reach their useful life within 5 years, (c) the cost of complying with MaineHousing’s Construction Standards, (d) the cost of complying with the most current accessibility requirements for new construction projects under applicable federal, state and local accessibility laws, regulations, standards and guidance, and (e) the remediation and disposal of any environmental or other hazards identified in environmental reports. Rehabilitation Costs do not include construction contingency, relocation costs, or other soft costs.
Rehabilitation Costs means with respect to a Project (1) the site costs, (2) the costs of complying with the construction requirements of other funding sources except those required by the Applicant, any Principal thereof or Affiliate of either, (3) contractor profit, overhead and general conditions, and
Rehabilitation Costs means the costs associated with rehabilitating the Regional Waste Disposal Facility;
Rehabilitation Costs means the hard costs for the rehabilitation of the Development as specified in the Scope of Work.
Rehabilitation Costs means all costs which are actually incurred by Owner for the acquisition, development and construction of the Project as set forth in the Project Budget.
Rehabilitation Costs means the costs associated with rehabilitating the Regional Waste Disposal Facility; 2.1.32 Ring-fenced bank Account means an arrangement made with a bank whereby money is separated from an ordinary bank account for regulatory or contractual reasons, to be deposited and be earning interest, and where withdrawals of money will be authorised for said regulatory or contractual purposes only; 2.1.33 Third Parties means other municipalities and/or any private users in the Garden Route Regional District to which GRDM grants a right to make use of the Regional Waste Disposal Facility; 2.1.34 Waste Act means the National Environmental Management: Waste Act, No. 59 of 2008 as amended from time to time; 2.1.35 Waste Disposal Tariff means the variable tariff per ton of waste deposited, as indicated in Clauses 11.12,11.14 and 11.15.