Final Project Budget definition

Final Project Budget means, as to each New Development, the total budget for the construction and leasing of each New Development prepared by the General Partner in accordance with the Preliminary Project Budget and approved by NYSCRF.

Final Project Budget. (as such term is referred to in the Phase I Tri-Party Agreement) shall not be increased without ERP Operating Partnership's prior written consent. The parties acknowledge that the Final Project Budget under the Phase I Tri-Party Agreement constitutes a limit on ERP Operating Partnership's financial obligations under the Tri-Party Agreement and, in order to avoid any confusion with the development budgets adopted by the Palomino Park LLC's, the term Final Project Budget will not be employed hereinafter in this Agreement and the term "Tri-Party Agreement Ceiling" will be employed in this Agreement in lieu thereof.

Final Project Budget means the updated and revised estimated sources and uses of funds, cash flow, and Project Budget, submitted by Developer to PDC prior to Closing.

Examples of Final Project Budget in a sentence

• For services satisfactorily rendered, and upon receipt and approval of invoices for payment, the STATE agrees to compensate GRANTEE for actual expenditures incurred in accordance with the rates specified herein, which is attached hereto, as Attachment 3 – Final Project Budget, and made a part of this Agreement.

• The Commissioner or the Commissioner’s designee will establish a Final Project Budget at the time of Final Funding Approval.

• The Company hereby agrees that Contractor may enter into a landscape design contract and an interior design contract with Architect, and all subcontracts entered into by Contractor and/or Architect shall be included in the Final Project Budget, but such subcontracts shall provide for the subcontractor to look only to Contractor or Architect, as applicable, for payment under the subcontracts.

• PWRF’s fundraising commitment shall be increased to reflect the additional cost of any financing necessary to ensure the availability of funding as needed during construction of the Project (above the projected cost of any such financing reflected in the Final Project Budget).

• The cost of the Common Facilities, including all commercially reasonable costs that are incurred by the Authority for the design and construction of the Common Facilities and directly attributable to the Common Facilities, but only to the extent provided for in the Final Project Budget, as it may be changed by Change Order, as described in Paragraph 15.2.1 of the Development Agreement.

More Definitions of Final Project Budget

Final Project Budget means the all-inclusive budget that the City Administrator of the City (“City Administrator”) concurs is consistent with the cost of completing construction of the Final Project Design under Section 4.4.

Final Project Budget. All hard costs and soft costs incurred by Landlord in connection with the construction of the Base Building Improvements as reflected in a final project budget to be mutually approved by Landlord and Tenant, as provided in Section 3.1.1.

Final Project Budget has the meaning given it in the Work Letter attached hereto as Exhibit E.

Final Project Budget means the final project budget, as approved by Owner, for completion of the applicable Improvements in accordance with the Final Plans and Specifications for the Project.

Final Project Budget means the estimated sources and uses of funds, cash flow, and Project costs related to development approved by PDC prior to Closing.

Final Project Budget as defined in Section 6.03(c). “Final Project Program” as defined in Section 2.03(k). “Football Stadium Revenue” as defined in Section 2.03(c). “Force Majeure” as described in Section 13.01(b).

Final Project Budget means the updated sources and uses of funds, cash flow and Project costs approved by the City prior to Closing. Unless the City approves modifications in writing, the Final Project Budget must be generally consistent with the Project Budget with a variance of no more than ten percent (10%).