Common use of Permit Fees Clause in Contracts

Permit Fees. All Costs (Direct and Indirect) incurred by City staff or its Consultant(s) as a result of permit issuance, including without limitation, plan and/or Design review and approval, Construction inspection, coordination, and testing, will be reimbursed by the LACMTA through reimbursement procedures as provided for in this Agreement (see Article XI). Any fees imposed will be pursuant to City Standards in place at the time the fee is triggered. The City shall not enact new fees for the primary or sole purpose of imposing new fees on LACMTA or the Project. The Design submittal and construction approval processes as set forth in this Agreement shall be in lieu of the requirements listed below. Any costs associated with the requirements listed below shall be reimbursed by LACMTA to the City through the procedures set forth in this Agreement.  Excavation Permits  Demolition Permits  Potholing Permits  Utility Permits  Street Improvement Permits  Encroachment Permits  Holiday Season Restrictions  Lateral Support Bonds  Liability Insurance  Street Damage Restoration Fees  Engineering Process Fees  Discharge of Excess Water into Street Permits  Major Transit and Transportation Construction Impact Area Traffic Management Fees  Peak Hour Exemption  Lane Closure Permits (including Sidewalk Closure Permits)  Staging Material Permits (Street or Sidewalk Closure)  Overload Permits  Storm Drain Permits  Connection Permits  Revocable Permits  Revocable Encroachment Permits  Overload Permits  Building Material Permits  Tree Removal Permits  Tree Prune or Root Prune Permits  Tree Planting Permits Nothing in this Article relieves the C1045 Contractor from its obligation to pay the City’s Business License Tax. The LACMTA represents that the C1045 Contractor must comply with the City’s Dewatering Ordinance, found at Section 9-4-610 of the Xxxxxxx Hills Municipal Code. Unless the City and C1045 Contractor mutually agree to an alternative compliance option, the agreed upon method by which the C1045 Contractor shall satisfy its obligations under the Ordinance is by obtaining a dewatering permit from the City and paying an annual replenishment fee. The City shall annually establish the replenishment fee amount, which shall be based on the City’s cost (using Metropolitan Water District rates then in effect) to purchase an equivalent amount of water removed from the City Right-of-Way in furtherance of the Project, less the City’s avoided costs to extract/pump and treat the water. The fee shall be paid by January 31st following each year that the C1045 Contractor undertakes dewatering activities.

Permit Fees. All Costs (Direct and Indirect) incurred by City staff or its Consultant(s) as a result of permit issuance, including without limitation, plan and/or Design review and approval, Construction inspection, coordination, and testing, will be reimbursed by the LACMTA through reimbursement procedures as provided for in this Agreement (see Article XI). Any fees imposed will be pursuant to City Standards in place at the time the fee is triggered. The City shall not enact new fees for the primary or sole purpose of imposing new fees on LACMTA or the Project. The Design submittal and construction approval processes as set forth in this Agreement shall be in lieu of the requirements listed below. Any costs associated with the requirements listed below shall be reimbursed by LACMTA to the City through the procedures set forth in this Agreement. :  Excavation Permits  Demolition Permits  Potholing Permits  Utility Permits  Street Improvement Permits  Encroachment Permits  Exemptions from Holiday Season Restrictions  Lateral Support Bonds  Liability Insurance  Street Damage Restoration Fees  Engineering Process Fees  Discharge of Excess Water into Street Permits  Major Transit and Transportation Construction Impact Area Traffic Management Fees  Peak Hour Exemption  Lane Closure Permits (including Sidewalk Closure Permits)  Staging Material Permits (Street or Sidewalk Closure)  Overload Permits  Storm Drain Permits  Connection Permits  Revocable Permits  Revocable Encroachment Permits  Overload Permits  Building Material Permits  Tree Removal Permits  Tree Prune or Root Prune Permits  Tree Planting Permits Nothing in this Article relieves the C1045 C1120 Contractor from its obligation to pay the City’s Business License Tax. The LACMTA represents that the C1045 C1120 Contractor must comply with the City’s Dewatering Ordinance, found at Section 9-4-610 of the Xxxxxxx Hills Municipal Code. Unless the City and C1045 C1120 Contractor mutually agree to an alternative compliance option, the agreed upon method by which the C1045 C1120 Contractor shall satisfy its obligations under the Ordinance is by obtaining a dewatering permit from the City and paying an annual replenishment fee. The City shall annually establish the replenishment fee amount, which shall be based on the City’s cost (using Metropolitan Water District rates then in effect) to purchase an equivalent amount of water removed from the City Right-of-Way in furtherance of the Project, less the City’s avoided costs to extract/pump and treat the water. The fee shall be paid by January 31st following each year that the C1045 C1120 Contractor undertakes dewatering activities.

Permit Fees. All Costs (Direct and Indirect) incurred by City staff or its Consultant(s) as a result of permit issuance, including without limitation, plan and/or Design review Review and approval, Construction inspection, coordination, and testing, will be reimbursed by the LACMTA through reimbursement procedures as provided for in this Agreement (see Article XI). Any Except for the fees associated with the permits listed below, any fees imposed will be pursuant to City Standards in place at the time the fee is triggered. The City shall not enact new fees for the primary or sole purpose of imposing new fees on LACMTA or the Project. The Design submittal and construction approval processes as set forth in this Agreement shall be in lieu of the requirements listed below. Any costs associated with the requirements listed below shall be reimbursed by LACMTA to the City through the procedures set forth in this Agreement.  : • Excavation Permits  • Demolition Permits  • Potholing Permits  • Utility Permits  • Street Improvement Permits  • Encroachment Permits  DRAFT • Exemptions from Holiday Season Restrictions  • Lateral Support Bonds  • Liability Insurance  • Street Damage Restoration Fees  • Engineering Process Fees  • Discharge of Excess Water into Street Permits  • Major Transit and Transportation Construction Impact Area Traffic Management Fees  • Peak Hour Exemption  • Lane Closure Permits (including Sidewalk Closure Permits)  • Staging Material Permits (Street or Sidewalk Closure)  • Overload Permits  • Storm Drain Permits  • Connection Permits  Revocable Permits  • Revocable Encroachment Permits  • Overload Permits  • Building Material Permits  • Tree Removal Permits  • Tree Prune or Root Prune Permits  • Tree Planting Permits Nothing in this Article relieves the C1045 C1120 Contractor from its obligation to pay the City’s Business License Tax. The LACMTA represents that the C1045 C1120 Contractor must comply with the City’s Dewatering Ordinance, found at Section 9-4-610 of the Xxxxxxx Hills Municipal Code. Unless the City and C1045 C1120 Contractor mutually agree to an alternative compliance option, the agreed upon method by which the C1045 C1120 Contractor shall satisfy its obligations under the Ordinance is by obtaining a dewatering permit from the City and paying an annual replenishment fee. The City shall annually establish the replenishment fee amount, which shall be based on the City’s cost (using Metropolitan Water District rates then in effect) to purchase an equivalent amount of water removed from the City Right-of-Way in furtherance of the Project, less the City’s avoided costs to extract/pump and treat the water. The fee shall be paid by January 31st following each year that the C1045 C1120 Contractor undertakes dewatering activities.