Common use of Incidental Costs Clause in Contracts

Incidental Costs. If for any reason outside the control of the City the Bond Amount is not remitted or otherwise made available to the City within 30 days of any failure to perform by Applicant, or if Guarantor fails to provide to the City written notice of Guarantor's election as provided above, then the City's costs of obtaining the Bond Amount from Guarantor, including the City Attorney's Office costs or outside attorney's fees and court costs, shall be added to the amount due to the City from Guarantor and shall be added to the Bond Amount sums remitted to the City.

Incidental Costs. If for any reason outside the control of the City the Bond Amount is not remitted or otherwise made available to the City within 30 days of any failure Failure to perform Perform by the Applicant, or if Guarantor fails to provide to the City written notice of Guarantor's election as provided above, then the City's costs of obtaining the Bond Amount from GuarantorAmount, including the City Attorney's Office costs or outside attorney's fees and court costs, shall be added to the amount due to the City from Guarantor the Applicant and shall be added to the Bond Amount sums remitted to the City.

Incidental Costs. If for any reason outside the control of the City the Bond Amount is not remitted or otherwise made available to the City within 30 days of any failure to perform by Applicant, or if Guarantor fails to provide to the City written notice of Guarantor's election as provided above, then the City's costs of obtaining the Bond Amount from GuarantorAmount, including the City Attorney's Office costs or outside attorney's fees and court costs, shall be added to the amount due to the City from Guarantor Applicant and shall be added to the Bond Amount sums remitted to the City.