Common use of Trigger Points Clause in Contracts

Trigger Points. Typically, legal agreements will have a ‘trigger point’ when payments are required to be made or when affordable housing or other infrastructure should be delivered. In many cases, a trigger point will be related to the number of new houses that have been built and/or occupied. Planning officers are responsible for monitoring the trigger points for obligations including payments of commuted sums. To ensure this monitoring process is robust, the following actions are required by the named service areas:

Trigger Points. Typically, legal agreements will have a ‘trigger point’ when payments are required to be made or when affordable housing or other infrastructure should be delivered. In many cases, a trigger point will be related to the number of new houses that have been built and/or occupied. Planning officers are responsible for monitoring the trigger points for obligations including payments of commuted sums. To ensure this monitoring process is robust, the following actions are required by the named service areasService areas / officers: