Rental Costs. Rental costs, including but not limited to vehicles and office space, are allowable to the extent that the rates are reasonable in light of such factors as rental costs of comparable property, if any; market conditions in the area; alternatives available; and the type, life expectancy, condition, and value of the property leased.
Rental Costs. The following limitations regarding rental costs1 shall apply to all PIHPs and affiliate CMHSPs regardless if they are organized as an official county agency, a community mental health organization, or a community mental health authority. All rental costs that exceed the limits in this section are not allowable and shall not be charged as a cost to Medicaid.
Rental Costs. Rental Costs will not form part of the Charges for RBI 2 Sites for a period of ten (10) years from the date of the signed Relevant Occupation for the relevant RBI 2 Site. At the conclusion of that period the Access Provider may undertake a review of the Charges for the relevant RBI 2 Site, and at its discretion increase the Annual Co-location Charge to include a share of the Rental Costs.
Rental Costs. The rental shall be based on the HGSA’s rate and payable in cash straight away, or by post xxxx presenting the receipt stamped. The rental shall be paid in advance upon signature of the agreement and not later than 20 days before the follwing new rental period; any commenced period of the service shall be paid in full. Where the agreement is terminated at the HGSA’s discretion, the client may claim the refund of the rental paid in advance, and such refund shall be pro rata the remaining time. HGSA reserves the right at any time to change its specified rates.
Rental Costs. The rental costs of off-campus space are exempt from overhead calculation in accordance with the Uniform Guidance Appendix III to Part 200 Paragraph (C) (2) F&A distribution basis. Also refer to Section 200.68 Modified Total Direct Cost (MTDC)
Rental Costs. 4.2.5.1 The Cost of the Work shall include rental costs for temporary facilities, machinery, equipment, and hand tools not customarily owned by construction workers that are provided by the DB Contractor at the Site, whether rented from the DB Contractor or others, and costs of transportation, installation, minor repairs and replacements, dismantling, and removal. Rental costs for such DB Contractor- or Subcontractor-owned equipment or equipment rented from third parties will be paid only as provided in the following subsections:
Rental Costs. 1. Rental rates as of May 1, 2012 are as follows (excluding $25 orientation fee): Weekly Rental (9 A.M. Monday to Midnight Sunday): $750 Daily Rental (Monday–Sunday, 9 A.M. to Midnight): $165 Nonperformance Events (i.e., no audience [e.g., rehearsals of shows not to be performed at Off Center, auditions, etc.]; availability permitting) Daily Rental: $75 (9 A.M. to Midnight)
Rental Costs. The security deposit of $200 paid in full at the time of the rental agreement reservation is applicable to the TOTAL COST of the function and NON-REFUNDABLE upon cancellation. The total rental fee must be paid one month (30 days) prior to the date of the rental. The security deposit as well as the rental cost can only be paid by Cashier's Check, Money Order and/or Personal Check The balance of the rental fee is due 30 days prior to the event. Failure to pay the balance at least 30 days prior to the event will result in a $5 per day late fee deducted from your deposit. If the complete balance is not paid in full 10 days prior to the event, HUMC may terminate this contract and the Applicant shall forfeit the initial deposit. If the event is cancelled within 30 days of the scheduled event and not rented by HUMC to another party, Applicant's security deposit is forfeited. FOR MEMBERS: SANCTUARY $1000 SMALL CHAPEL $ 300 COURTYARD $ 500 FOR NON-MEMBERS: SANCTUARY $1200 SMALL CHAPEL $ 500 COURTYARD $700 11. AUDIO/VISUAL TAPING/EQUIPMENT: The rental fees for Audio/Visual/Equipment are established for increments of four (4) hours use and are subject to change. Boom Box (Tape Player) $20 Boom Box (CD Player) $20 Easel (1) $10 Flip Chart (1) $10 Microphone (1) $15 Microphone (2 or More) $50 Overhead Projector $20 TV/VCR $30 TV/DVD Player $30 Video Taping (Sanctuary) $25 PER HOUR Audio Taping (Sanctuary) $20 PER HOUR
Rental Costs. $100 for full day usage (8 hours) $50 for half day usage (4 hours) Special Rates are available for nonprofit and civic organizations
Rental Costs. If tenant vacates the unit without proper notice or is removed from the property for failure to pay rent or any other breach of rental agreement, tenant is liable for all charges permitted under §704.29, Wis. Stats., including but not limited to all costs incurred to re‐rent the vacated unit and all utilities for which tenant is responsible through the end of the term of the rental agreement, subject to the landlord’s duty to mitigate. Such charges may be deducted from tenant’s security deposit. • FAILURE TO VACATE AT END OF LEASE OR AFTER NOTICE: If tenant remains in possession without consent of landlord after expiration of lease or termination of tenancy by notice given by either landlord or tenant, or after termination by valid agreement of the parties, tenant shall be liable for any damages suffered by landlord because of tenant’s failure to vacate within the time required. In absence of proof of greater damages, landlord shall recover as minimum damages twice the rental value apportioned on a daily basis for the time the tenant remains in possession. Should the tenant’s hold over result in the loss of any portion of rent by the landlord, tenant shall be responsible for any lost rent. Such charges may be deducted from tenant’s security deposit. • DAMAGE CAUSED BY PET, ASSISTANCE ANIMAL, OR ANY OTHER ANIMAL PERMITTED OR NOT PERMITTED: If damage is caused by an animal that is allowed by you to be on premises, whether allowed by landlord or not, the damage will be repaired and the actual cost of repair of $35 per hour plus materials will be charged to the tenant.
