CURRENT POPULATION Sample Clauses

The "Current Population" clause defines the existing number of individuals, entities, or items relevant to the agreement at the time it is executed. This clause typically specifies the baseline population figure, which may be used to determine obligations, entitlements, or calculations such as fees or resource allocations. By clearly stating the current population, the clause ensures that all parties have a mutual understanding of the starting point for any population-based provisions, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring accurate application of the contract's terms.
CURRENT POPULATION. Each Entitlement Band agrees with Canada that its Current Population is set forth in column 6 of Schedule 1.
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CURRENT POPULATION. Current Land Supply: Calculated by dividing the Additional Population at Buildout by the Average Annual Population Increase. TRIGGER ASSESSMENT: If the Current Land Supply is less than the Minimum Land Supply Threshold, the trigger has been met. Proceed with the Additional Population and Expansion Land formulas to determine the land supply necessary to return the municipality to the Optimum Land Supply.
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CURRENT POPULATION. Canada and the Band agree that the Current Population of the Band is 243 persons.
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CURRENT POPULATION. Canada and the Band agree that the Current Population of the Band is 1,454 persons.
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CURRENT POPULATION. Canada and the Band agree that the Current Population of the Band is 2,261 persons.
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CURRENT POPULATION. Canada and the Band agree that the Current Population of the Band is 2,831 persons.
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CURRENT POPULATION. Canada and the Band agree that the Current Population of the band is 1,770 persons.
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