Long Term Charge definition

Long Term Charge means the amount set out in paragraph 3 of Annex 9 subject to variation in accordance with Condition F11.2;

Long Term Charge shall have the meaning given to it in the Station Access Conditions;

Long Term Charge means the amount specified in paragraph 2 of Annex 8 subject to variation in accordance with Condition 42.2;

Examples of Long Term Charge in a sentence

• Manage the command’s Active Guard/Reserve (AGR), ADOS requests, and Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA) programs.

• The applicable track access charges and station Long Term Charge were approved by ORR and DfT respectively for Control Period 3 (01 April 2020 – 31 March 2025) and remain constant in real terms over this period.

• ANNEX 6: IDENTIFIED ABATABLE CHARGES FOR COMMON STATION AMENITIES AND COMMON STATION SERVICES Save where an amenity is closed or is otherwise unavailable in accordance with the Station Access Conditions, a Passenger Operator shall be entitled to an abatement of its Daily Long Term Charge equal to the relevant percentage attributable to the relevant amenity or service in the table below, save where an abatement is payable to the Passenger Operator in respect of the same period of time under Annex 7.

• If a relevant change of law occurs after the Long Term Charge Commencement Date, Lt in any relevant year shall be the relevant amount.

• The amount referred to in Condition L7.1.2(a) is 1% of the Relevant Operator's share of the Long Term Charge subject to a minimum of £1,000.

• Long Term Charge (“LTC”) LTC covers expected expenditure on asset repair and renewal activities at Stations over a 40 year horizon.

• JABS reviews the effectiveness of application forms after every exercise and modifies them in the light of feedback if appropriate. Some of the current processes also need to be reconsidered: it is anachronistic and lacks credibility to have the Writers to the Signet route to acceptance for judicial office in the 21st century.

• The applicable track access charges and station Long Term Charge were approved by ORR for Control Period 2 (01 April 2015 – 31 March 2020) and remain constant in real terms over this period.

• The amount referred to in Condition L7.1.3(a) is 5% of the Relevant Operator's Long Term Charge subject to a minimum of £3,000.

• Agreed schemes where Great Western is the SFO are identified in the data site including estimated value(s) for increase in Long Term Charge.

More Definitions of Long Term Charge

Long Term Charge means the amount specified in paragraph 2 of Annex 8 subject to variation in accordance with Conditions 42.2 and 43A;

Long Term Charge shall have the meaning given to it in the Station Access Conditions; “Maintenance Contract” means any contract or arrangement to which the Franchisee is a party, which includes the carrying out for the Franchisee of any maintenance work (including Light Maintenance Services) or service provision in respect of rolling stock vehicles used by the Franchisee in the provision of the Passenger Services or for the enforcement of warranties or other rights against a manufacturer in respect of any such rolling stock vehicles;