Common use of TRANSPORTATION CHARGE - CAPITAL COST COMPONENT Clause in Contracts

TRANSPORTATION CHARGE - CAPITAL COST COMPONENT. (a) Method of Computation The capital cost component of the Transportation Charge shall be sufficient to return to the State those capital costs of the project transportation facilities necessary to deliver water to the contractor which are allocated to the contractor pursuant to subdivision (b) of this article. The amount of this component shall be determined in two steps as follows: (1) an allocation of capital costs to the contractor, and (2) a computation of annual payment of such allocated capital costs and interest thereon, computed at the project interest rate and compounded annually, to be made by the contractor.

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Samples: water.ca.gov, water.ca.gov, water.ca.gov

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TRANSPORTATION CHARGE - CAPITAL COST COMPONENT. (a) Method of Computation The capital cost component of the Transportation Charge shall be sufficient to return to the State those capital costs of the project transportation facilities necessary to deliver water to the contractor which are allocated to the contractor pursuant to subdivision (b) of this article. The amount of this component shall be determined in two steps as follows: (1) an allocation of capital costs to the contractor, and (2) a computation of annual payment of such allocated capital costs 37 Amended: Amendments No. 14 and 17 and interest thereon, computed at the project interest rate and compounded annually, to be made by the contractor.

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Samples: water.ca.gov

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TRANSPORTATION CHARGE - CAPITAL COST COMPONENT. (a) Method of Computation The capital cost component of the Transportation Charge shall be sufficient to return to the State those capital costs of the project transportation facilities necessary to deliver water to the contractor which are allocated to the contractor pursuant to subdivision (b) of this article. The amount of this component shall be determined in two steps as follows: (1) an allocation of capital costs to the contractor, and (2) a computation com- putation of annual payment of such allocated capital costs and interest thereon, computed at the project interest rate and compounded annually, to be made by the contractor.

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Samples: s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com

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