Common use of Allowable Expenses Clause in Contracts

Allowable Expenses. CITY shall not be obligated under this AGREEMENT to reimburse GRANTEE for any expense that is not allowable. Allowable shall mean that the expense is: a) actually incurred by GRANTEE; b) reasonable and necessary for the purpose of providing services; d) permitted in the budget; and e) authorized and permitted under federal, State and local laws and regulations.

Allowable Expenses. CITY shall not be obligated under this AGREEMENT to reimburse GRANTEE CONTRACTOR for any expense that is not allowable. Allowable shall mean that the expense is: a) actually incurred by GRANTEECONTRACTOR; b) reasonable and necessary for the purpose of providing services; dc) permitted in the budget; and ed) authorized and permitted under federal, State and local laws and regulations.

Allowable Expenses. CITY shall not be obligated under this AGREEMENT to reimburse GRANTEE for any expense that is not allowable. Allowable shall mean that the expense is: a) actually incurred by GRANTEE; b) reasonable and necessary for the purpose of providing services; d) permitted in the budget; and e) authorized and permitted under federal, State and local laws and regulations.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇;