CIF. 1. There may be additional expenses and impacts including but not limited to impacts on the Municipality’s infrastructure systems, law enforcement, and fire protection services, as well as unforeseen expenses and impacts on the Municipality that are Reasonably Related to the operation of the ME(s)/MTC(s). 2. To mitigate Reasonably Related expenses and impacts, the Company shall pay a CIF to the Municipality. 3. The Municipality shall not explicitly or implicitly require the Company to make a promise of upfront or future monetary payments, in-kind contributions, or charitable contributions to the Municipality, notwithstanding the CIF payment provision allowed under ▇.▇. ▇. 94G, § 3. 4. A Claimed CIF or CIF shall not exceed three percent of the gross sales of the Company, nor be calculated on a certain percentage of the Company’s sales. 5. The Municipality shall not attempt to collect Claimed CIFs or CIFs relating to any operations occurring prior to the date the Company is granted a Final License by the Commission for any ME/MTC license(s) covered under this Agreement. 6. The Municipality shall not attempt to collect Claimed CIFs or CIFs from the Company that has held a Final License for more than nine (9) years for a particular ME(s)/MTC(s). 7. The Company shall notify the Municipality within five (5) business days of the issuance of a Final License to the Company by the Commission for any license covered under this Agreement. Additionally, the Company shall notify the Municipality within five (5) business days of the issuance of a renewal of a license to the Company by the Commission for any license covered under this Agreement. 8. The Municipality shall provide an annual itemized invoice of Claimed CIFs claimed by the Municipality that are Reasonably Related to the operations of the Company within one (1) month of the anniversary of the date the Company receives or received a Final License from the Commission for each license held by the Company located within the Municipality, if more than one. All subsequent, one-year invoice periods shall be consistent with the anniversary of the Company’s Final License date(s). Failure to provide said invoice within the prescribed time shall result in the Municipality forfeiting any Claimed CIF or CIF it may have been entitled to for the applicable year of the Company’s operation. 9. The Municipality’s itemized invoice shall specifically describe how the Claimed CIFs were spent, including a line item for each good or service charged, and a statement of its cost, purpose, and relation to the Company’s particular operations. 10. The Company shall annually pay any undisputed Claimed CIF or CIF no later than the end of the current Fiscal Year or within 90 days of the date of the Commission’s certification of the CIF, whichever is later. 11. The Company shall not be required to pay a Claimed CIF or CIF while the Claimed CIF or CIF is the subject of a nonfrivolous legal dispute either through the Commission's administrative hearing process or before a court of competent jurisdiction.
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