Appeal Fee definition

Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in the Bylaws;
Appeal Fee means the fee prescribed in Annexure 2;
Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in Bylaw 10.08;

Examples of Appeal Fee in a sentence

  • City Council Appeal Fee Section 17.72.060 (C2) $500.00 (non−refundable) plus actual costs incurred by the City for hiring outside consultants to review and conduct the appeal, including, but not limited to, the hearings examiner and attorneys, but excluding work performed by the city attorney.

  • Utility Tax Appeal Fee Section 3.28.110 $500.00 (non−refundable fee) plus actual costs incurred by the City for hiring outside consultants to review and conduct the appeal, including, but not limited to, attorneys, but excluding work performed by the city attorney.

  • Public Place Use Permit Appeal Fee Section 12.14.090 $500 (non−refundable fee) plus actual costs incurred by the City for hiring outside consultants to review and conduct the appeal, including, but not limited to, attorneys, but excluding work performed by the city attorney.


More Definitions of Appeal Fee

Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in Bylaw 11.10;
Appeal Fee means the fee required to be paid to the circuit court upon filing an appeal and any fee required to be paid to the “trial court” or “agency” in conjunction with the appeal;
Appeal Fee means the fee established by this Bylaw to be paid at the time an appeal application is submitted pursuant to this Bylaw;
Appeal Fee means that fee as defined and set out in these Bylaws and/or the Regulations;
Appeal Fee means a fee payable by either a Member or an Affiliated Club to an Area Authority or to England Golf together with a Notice of Appeal in accordance with Rule 9.
Appeal Fee means the fee to commence an appeal pursuant to section 10 as set out in the User Fees and Charges By-law in effect from time to time;
Appeal Fee means the fee payable in terms of Section 25(1) of the Act when a person lodges a complaint against a Council decision.