Imposition of Fines Sample Clauses

Imposition of Fines a. Upon written notice to Company of Company’s default during construction of a Phase of the Project regarding the provisions of this Agreement as set out in Paragraph (b) below and Company’s failure or refusal to xxxxx, correct, or otherwise remedy such default, the County may impose a fine upon Company, as indicated in Paragraph (b) below. Fines are imposed for each day of the same incident of default after expiration of the applicable notice/cure period as set forth below. Company shall pay all fines to the County within thirty (30) days of receipt from the County of proper notice of and request for payment of a fine. Any issuance to the Company of a notice of and request for the payment of a fine shall be approved in advance by the Commissioners.
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Imposition of Fines. (a) Upon written notice to Developer (given by fax and by e-mail directed to the fax number and e-mail address provided by Developer for such purpose) of Developer’s default regarding the provisions of this Agreement as set out in (b) below and Developer’s failure or refusal to xxxxx, correct, or otherwise remedy such default, the County may impose a fine upon Developer, as indicated in paragraph (b) below. Fines are imposed for each day of the same incident of default after expiration of the applicable notice/cure period as set forth below. Developer shall pay all fines to the County within thirty (30) days of receipt from the County of proper notice of and request for payment of a fine. Any issuance to the Developer of a notice of and request for the payment of a fine shall be approved in advance by the Board of Commissioners of the County.

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