Authority Contributions Clause Samples
The Authority Contributions clause defines the specific resources, funding, or support that a governing authority or public body is obligated to provide under an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the types of contributions—such as financial payments, land, infrastructure, or technical assistance—and sets out the timing, conditions, and procedures for their provision. By clearly specifying the authority’s commitments, this clause ensures that all parties understand their respective roles and responsibilities, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and facilitating the smooth execution of the project or arrangement.
Authority Contributions. The Authority shall reimburse to the City the Project Costs, without interest, in the amount of the actual eligible costs of the Public Improvements as described herein. The total, actual Project Costs of the Public Improvements for which the Authority shall be responsible under the terms of this Agreement shall not to exceed $110,000. The Project Costs shall be financed and funded in accordance with Article 6 of this Agreement. In the event that any portion of the Public Improvements is determined by the Texas Attorney General or other authority with jurisdiction to be ineligible under the Act, the Project Costs shall be reduced by the amount of such ineligible Public Improvements. If the Authority has already repaid the City for such ineligible Public Improvements in accordance with this Agreement, the Parties agree that (a) the amount repaid by the Authority for such ineligible Public Improvements shall be offset against future repayments to the City by the Authority or
Authority Contributions. Subject to the qualifications following, the Authority shall pay any remaining cost of the Plan as determined in accordance with generally accepted actuarial practices. The Plan will be funded in accordance with the Aggregate Funding Method effective with the January 1, 2001 Actuarial Evaluation. Under this method the Annual Employer Cost will be determined by reducing the “Present Value of Future Benefits” by the “Adjusted Assets” and “Present Value of Future Employee Contributions” (the difference not less than zero), the result divided by the “Present Value of Future Salaries” and that result multiplied by “Current Annual Salaries.” All capitalized terms used in this paragraph are the same as those defined in the 1999 Mercer Actuarial Valuation of the Plan in the exhibit labeled “3. Recommended Contributions.” The foregoing notwithstanding, the Authority, in its sole discretion, may limit the amount of the contribution it is required to make for any given Plan Year to 17.05% of gross earnings of covered Employees (15.31% of gross earnings for the non-disability portion of the Plan and 1.74% of gross earnings for the disability component of the Plan); provided, however, that the Authority shall not be permitted to utilize such deferral (1) for more than three consecutive Plan Years or (2) for more than a total of four out of any seven consecutive Plan Years. Any amount deferred shall be automatically included in the calculation of the Authority’s required contribution in subsequent actuarial valuations of the Plan.
Authority Contributions. The Authority shall reimburse to the City the Project Costs, without interest, in the amount of the actual eligible costs of the Public Improvements as described herein. The total, actual Project Costs of the Public Improvements for which the Authority shall be responsible under the terms of this Agreement shall not to exceed $1,962,375. The Project Costs shall be financed and funded in accordance with Article 6 of this Agreement. In the event that any portion of the Public Improvements is determined by the Texas Attorney General or other authority with jurisdiction to be ineligible under the Act, the Project Costs shall be reduced by the amount of such ineligible Public Improvements. If the Authority has already repaid the City for such ineligible Public Improvements in accordance with this Agreement, the Parties agree that (a) the amount repaid by the Authority for such ineligible Public Improvements shall be offset against future repayments to the City by the Authority or (b) in the event that there are not future repayments to be made by the Authority, the City shall reimburse the Authority for such repayment within 30 days of receipt of an invoice from the Authority.