Standby charges definition
Examples of Standby charges in a sentence
Additional Quarterly Service Availability Standby Charges, as defined in Rule 31-10 for each equivalent connection shall be collected quarterly from the Developer until the Plant Connection Charges have been paid as provided for in Paragraph 4.
Delivery of the Production Network on time and on budget will be contingent upon timely written, or otherwise agreed upon method, of approval at each stage release as provided in Exhibits "A" and "C." For each day's delay of approval, one (1) day may be added to the final delivery date, and Standby Charges may apply if and to the extent such charges are actually incurred by Company; provided, however, that a delay of approval by two (2) days shall be deemed approval by Client hereunder.
In addition to the Estimated Fee, "Standby Charges" (as defined below) may be incurred in connection with Company's Services; provided, however, that Company will use reasonable, good faith, commercially reasonable efforts to avoid such Standby Charges, or, if unavoidable, to minimize such Standby Charges.
Standby Charges, if any, will be billed at an overage rate which shall be mutually agreed upon in writing by the parties hereto and set forth in Exhibit "B", which rate shall be not less than Company's actual, out-of-pocket costs in connection with the applicable Standby Charges (inclusive of facilities held and/or labor scheduled).
If this event occurs, the Client will pay the Contractor at the rates in the Proposal for all Data collected or Survey work completed pro-rata to actual line kilometres delivered, Aircraft Mobilization and Demobilization and all Standby Charges to the date of termination, on delivery of the data collected and processed to the Client.
Attached hereto and marked Exhibit “B” and made a part of this Agreement, is Schedule 4-A of the Board of Directors of Nevada Irrigation District entitled, “Treated Water System, Standby Charges, and Connection Fees”.
Labor Standby Charges will be applicable when labor is employed and unable to work beyond the control of Host, such as, but not limited to; weather, vessel or truck delays.
In no event shall Northstar incur any liability to Customer for its failure to provide Electrical Energy or Thermal Energy to Customer as contemplated hereby, other than in accordance with obligations specified in Article 6.2 (a) and assumed responsibilities for payment of Stand-by Charges assessed by the Customer’s Electric Utility, it being understood that Customer’s sole and exclusive remedy for any such failure shall be the use of electricity from the existing utility to which it is already connected.
This may include Charges made for Electricity, Gas, and Water and Charges for Service including Customer Charges, Service Charges, Standby Charges, Charges for Temporary Services, Demand Charges, and annual and monthly Charges, as described in Chapter 2.35 of the Palo Alto Municipal Code.
CONTRACTOR shall be liable for and shall pay all charges imposed on or incurred by HOST including Standby Charges and Departing Load Charges based on the kWh of electrical energy produced by the System.