Special Charge definition

Special Charge means any special charge levied against the Property by the City under §66.0627, Wis. Stats., the City Code of Ordinances and this Agreement.

Special Charge means a charge made and levied by a local government on some, but not all, rateable land in its area.

Special Charge means an amount entered in the tax roll as a charge against real property to compensate for all or part of the costs to a public body of providing services to the property. “Special charge” includes any interest and penalties assessed for

Examples of Special Charge in a sentence

• The technical explanation of a Special Charge comes from legislation (under the Local Government Act 1989) that allows councils to recover the cost of works from property owners who will gain special benefit from that work.

• Properties where a third-party mortgage lender pays the property taxes are required to create an arrangement between the Property Owner and the mortgage lender that either the mortgage lender or the Property Owner will provide the City with one single periodic payment through either the City's Pre-authorized Property Tax Payment Plan or the third-party mortgage payment plan, respectively, for both the repayment of the LIC Special Charge and the payment of applicable property taxes.

• The public notice further advised that any person who will be required to pay the Special Charge (whether an owner or an occupier of a property included in the Scheme) has a right to object to the proposed declaration and may also make a written objection to the Council under section 163B of the Act.

• The proposed Local Improvement Roll shall set out the proposed Special Charge (Actual) to be levied on the Property in respect of the undertaking of the Work on the Property under this POA and under the Program.

• Once added to the tax roll the Special Charge (Actual) has the same priority to all other liens as property taxes, and will become an obligation of all subsequent owners of the Property.

More Definitions of Special Charge

Special Charge is defined in Section 6.03(d);

Special Charge is an added charge as needed for each Interval. It will be for One Share of the amount of money needed to keep paying Association Expenses on a current basis, as estimated in a Supplemental Budget, plus late charges and interest if a Special Charge is not paid when due, and all collection costs on unpaid Special Charges.

Special Charge means a charge imposed by the Town on the Property pursuant to the Regulation;

Special Charge means an amount entered in the tax roll as a charge against real property to compensate for all or part of the costs to a public body of providing services to the property. “Special charge” includes any interest and penalties assessed for nonpayment of the special charge before it is placed in the tax roll. “Special charge” also includes penalties under s. 70.995 (12).

Special Charge in Section 1(b) of the First Amendment and Waiver is amended by changing the amount of additional charges from "$50,000,000" to "$80,000,000".

Special Charge is an added charge as needed for each Interval. It will be for One Share of the amount of money needed to keep paying Association Expenses on a current basis, as estimated in a Supplemental Budget, plus late charges and interest if a Special Charge is not paid when due, and all collection costs on unpaid Special Charges. (e) “Personal Charges” means all expenses that result from the act or the failure to act of any Owner, Exchange User, or Occupant (except failure to pay any Annual Fees or Special Charge). Among other things, they include all: (i) extra services requested by an Owner, Exchange User or Occupant, including maid service and long distance telephone charges; (ii) late charges and interest on unpaid Personal Charges; (iii) collection costs on unpaid Personal Charges and costs of enforcing this Agreement and the Rules, including fines, court costs and legal fees; (iv) costs to repair any damage (other than ordinary wear and tear) caused by: (A) that Owner, Exchange User or Occupant; or (B) Renters, Visitors or other Occupants during the time that he is entitled to use; (v) costs of replacing Common Furnishings that are lost or missing; (vi) damage and injury to any other Owner, Occupant or the Association due to his/her violation of this Agreement or the Rules; and (vii) any advances made by the Association for any Owner, Exchange User or Occupant. Advances are costs incurred by the Association in: (A) doing what that Owner was required to (but did not) do; or (B) repairing or correcting any damage that person caused or is responsible for. Personal Charges also include Personal Charges against an Owner’s Renters and/or Visitors. PART A -

Special Charge for a discussion regarding these amounts.