Financial Considerations definition

Financial Considerations. Each party agrees to bear its own cost of participation in this MOU. For financial considerations relating to a specific activity and/or event refer to the applicable addendum relating to the activity and/or event for such details.
Financial Considerations. State law requires the Board to report a summary of the salaries or compensation paid in the form of fringe benefits of a local agency executive. These amounts will be reported during the presentation of this item in open session.
Financial Considerations. The District will receive from the Charter Schools the pro rata share of the facilities costs which are outlined in both the Executive Summary and the proposed Facility Use Agreements.

Examples of Financial Considerations in a sentence

  • Financial Considerations: Rule changes in the state legislature can have a profound effect on our financial structure.

  • Financial Considerations: • Applicant is petitioning for water extension and a fire hydrant.


More Definitions of Financial Considerations

Financial Considerations. The cost of the services provided is $60,500 for one year including NEC software assurance, which is a 13% increase from the prior year. The increase is due to a change in the NEC software assurance pass thru cost now that the system is no longer under warranty. An hourly rate of $95 applies to billable support provided during regular business hours. The funds for this program are included in the approved Airport Operating Budget.
Financial Considerations. Future repair and replacement efforts are contingent on CMP obtaining CSFP funds for the purposes outlined within the MOU, and the Parties mutually agreeing upon the amount of matching funds provided by the District. LCAP Goal(s): Operational Excellence
Financial Considerations. Board Member Xxxxx has agreed to allocate discretionary funds to cover the reimbursement of any requested leave under this agreement. LCAP Goal(s):
Financial Considerations. Each party agrees to bear its own cost of participation in this MOA.
Financial Considerations. State law requires the Board to report a summary of the salaries or compensation paid in the form of fringe benefits of a local agency executive. For 2021-2022, Xx. Xxxxxxx would receive a salary of $327,071 as well as District paid benefits (including health, disability, and life insurance); and fringe benefits (including a longevity payment and contribution to a tax deferred compensation plan). These amounts will be reported during the presentation of this item in open session.
Financial Considerations. Cost savings will result by the CHRO’s deferral of retirement and post retirement service, on a per diem basis, as the District’s chief labor negotiator. The per diem cost would be $500 per day for an annual total of $30,000 based upon 60 days of negotiations. The initial annual cost of the District’s lowest cost health plan is approximately $15,700 which, together with the per diem amount, equals $45,700 ($30,000 + $15,700). Use of an outside negotiator such as a labor law firm would result in an annual estimated cost of $2,040 per day for a total of $122,400 (60 days x $2,040). The average annual savings would be approximately $75,000 a year for per diem negotiations performed by the retired CHRO even assuming an annual increase to the lowest cost health plan.
Financial Considerations. PB will pay UDS a weekly management fee of $1,540 to operate these services at the stated prices. During the initial start up period of the contract the weekly fee will be supplemented as follows: June 26 - July 28 $150/week additional July 31 - Approx 9/29/95 when $115/week additional balance of move is completed ADJUSTMENTS OF FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS: In the event of material cost changes (whether taxes, labor, merchandise or equipment), it is understood that commensurate adjustments in selling prices or other financial arrangements between UDS and PB shall be agreed upon and effected by appropriate officials of the parties. All obligations hereunder are subject to federal, state and local regulations. In the event the building or said premises, or any of them in which UDS's equipment and machines are located, are partially or completely damaged by fire, the elements, the public enemy, or any other casualty, or is UDS is prevented from operating hereunder because of such damage, or because of riots, labor troubles or disturbances, the same shall not be considered as a default under the provisions of this Agreement.