Baseline Assumptions definition
Baseline Assumptions means the estimated and calculated ADT of the Total Trip Capacity and baseline Existing Trip Count and baseline Remaining Trip Capacity, as well as the 15% over-reservation of trips, as of July 1, 2018, as established in the 2018 Rules, in the Area Designated for Development and Infrastructure Management.
Baseline Assumptions means the Baseline GHG Bus Fuel Costs Per Litre, Baseline GHG Bus Efficiency, Baseline GHG Bus Maintenance Costs Per Kilometre, Estimated Eligible ZEBs Electricity Costs per Kilowatt Hour, Estimated ZEBs Efficiency and Estimated Eligible ZEBs Maintenance Costs specified on Schedule K. The Baseline Assumptions will be applied to each applicable Funding Supplement based on the expected deployment schedule of the ZEBs that are subject of the Funding Supplement;
Baseline Assumptions means the estimated volumes of the Total Trip Capacity and Existing Trip Counts as of July 1, 2018, in the Area Designated for Infrastructure Management.
Examples of Baseline Assumptions in a sentence
The Values form the basis of development of the Baseline Assumptions and the Scenario Evaluation Criteria.
More Definitions of Baseline Assumptions
Baseline Assumptions means the permitted assumptions, as set out in the Disclosed Data upon which the Design and Construction Energy Target was based;