Budget Information definition

Budget Information for purposes of this Agreement, shall mean complete copies of all current General Fund budget reports, including Joint Reports (together with all amendments or supplements thereto); Three-Month, Six-Month, and Nine-Month Budget Status Reports; copies of documents showing any reduction or increase in state or federal funding from the budgeted levels; current monthly and year-to-date balance sheets for each Enterprise Department employing members of PEC unions; aggregate payroll costs paid by the General Fund by bargaining unit and the total number of full time equivalents (FTEs) supported by the General Fund by bargaining unit; information on other balancing solutions proposed to date.
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Budget Information for purposes of this Agreement, shall mean complete copies of all reports provided to the SFMTA Board, and confirmed by an expert selected and paid by the PEC. The expert shall be given access to supporting information for SFMTA’s budget reports, financial records, aggregate payroll costs by bargaining unit and the total number of FTEs within the appropriate bargaining unit and information on any balancing solution proposed to address deficits.
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Budget Information means Builder’s then current budgeting and cost information for the construction of the Residences, all as reflected in Builder’s internal cost accounting system, including the monthly Sales and Marketing Fee and monthly Overhead Fee. As various costs change, Builder may update the Budget Information from time to time. Builder makes no representation regarding the Budget Information and Owner shall bear the risk that the actual costs and expenses exceed the estimated/budgeted costs.
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Examples of Budget Information in a sentence

  • The Office of Management and Budget requires OCSE to periodically report measures of the performance of the Federal Parent Locator Service, including the NDNH, through various federal management devices, such as the Office of Management and Budget Information Technology Dashboard, the Annual Report to Congress, and the Major IT Business Case.

  • Applicants must submit the appropriate SF-424 Budget Information form and Budget Narrative.

  • The City agrees to provide the PEC with complete and current Budget Information supporting the need, if any, for layoffs, and in the event of layoffs, agrees to schedule a meeting with the PEC.

  • ADDITIONAL REQUIRED APPLICATION COMPONENTS‌ • Budget Information Form – Use SF-424A.

  • The following PDFs are samples of Detailed Budgets and Narrative Justification: Complete Sections A – F of the SF-424A Budget Information – Non-Construction Programs form included with the application package for each year of the period of performance.

  • OMB requires OCSE to periodically report measures of the performance of the Federal Parent Locator Service, including the NDNH, through various federal management devices, such as the Office of Management and Budget Information Technology Dashboard, the Annual Report to Congress, and the Major IT Business Case.

  • In either such event, the SFMTA will provide the Public Employee Committee of the San Francisco Labor Council (“PEC”) with complete and current Budget Information (as defined in paragraph 69 below) supporting the need for additional layoffs.

  • This section must include a statement directing the applicant to submit the SF-424 series, which includes the: ● SF-424, Application for Federal Assistance; and ● SF-424A, Budget Information – Non-construction Programs; and This section must also address information that successful applicants must submit after notification of intent to make a Federal award but prior to actual award.

  • Recipients on agency review must submit a completed Standard Form (SF) 270 Request for Advance Payment or Reimbursement for each payment requested along with a detailed explanation of how the costs correspond to the approved budget categories as listed on their Application for Federal Assistance SF-424A Budget Information and their Detailed Budget Breakdown or Challenge Cost Share Program Commitment Document, whichever is applicable.

  • The Buy-Back Program agrees to advance or reimburse, pursuant to 2 C.F.R. § 200.305, funds to the Participating Tribe for costs in accordance with the Scope of Work, Statement(s) of Work, and the SF-424A Budget Information for Non-Construction Programs form submitted as part of the Participating Tribe’s application for funding.