CROC definition

CROC is defined in Section 3 and means the Commuter Rail Operating and Capital Fund established under Va. Code §§ 33.2-3500, et seq.
CROC. Credited Reserve On-Call Day

Examples of CROC in a sentence

  • Such report shall also demonstrate any unused balances of CROC-Backed Debt Proceeds and/or CROC Pay-Go Contributions held by DRPT.

  • CROC-Backed Debt Service payments shall be the highest priority use of the CROC funds.

  • The Commissions will pay to DRPT the (i) CROC-Backed Debt Proceeds and (ii) CROC Pay-Go Contributions, in each case in support of the Supported Program Elements identified in EXHIBIT C, as may be amended by the Parties from time to time.

  • In addition, quarterly CROC Pay-Go Contribution payments shall not be reduced by any amount of CROC-Backed Debt Service payments allocable to CROC-Bakced Debt incurred after the final day of the applicable Collection Period.

  • Collectively, the CROC-Backed Debt Proceeds and the CROC Pay-Go Contributions shall be the “Commissions Funding Commitment”.

  • However, the Parties acknowledge that the specific annual amounts of CROC-Backed Debt Service payments and CROC Pay-Go Contributions may vary depending upon general market conditions at the time of the issuance of the CROC-Backed Debt, financing methods available to the Commissions, the achievable credit rating(s) of the proposed CROC-Backed Debt and other factors to be considered by the Commissions in structuring the CROC-Backed Debt offering so as to best achieve the objectives of this Agreement.

  • VRE’s current Financial and Debt Management Principles (adopted November 2013) do not contemplate the issuance of debt backed by a funding source such as CROC.

  • After the first ten years following the Commissions’ first CROC Pay-Go Contribution payment to DRPT, annual CROC-Backed Debt Service payments shall not exceed $7,500,000, unless otherwise agreed to in writing by the Parties.

  • Quarterly, DRPT shall generate and deliver to the Commissions a report demonstrating the application of the CROC-Backed Debt Proceeds and CROC Pay-Go Contributions received by DRPT from the Commissions.

  • The Commissions’ funding for those passenger station improvements is separate and distinct from the Commissions Funding Commitment contemplated in this Agreement; provided, however, that nothing in this Agreement shall prohibit the Commissions from using CROC payments not otherwise committed to DRPT hereunder to finance future capital improvements of any type.

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