Maintenance and Operations Revenue definition
Examples of Maintenance and Operations Revenue in a sentence
Applicant recognizes and acknowledges the calculations relating to the District’s loss of Maintenance and Operations Revenue under this Agreement will be affected by changes to the timing of construction of the Project and any change to the Qualified Property.
As such, Applicant acknowledges that it will bear any and all losses of Maintenance and Operations Revenue suffered by the District as a result of this Agreement, including without limitation any increase in the M&O Amount calculated under Section 4.2 to be paid to the District for losses in Maintenance and Operations Revenue resulting from any change in the timing of construction and/or any change to the Qualified Property.
All calculations made under this Section 4.2 shall be made by a methodology which isolates only the full Maintenance and Operations Revenue impact caused by this Agreement.
Applicant recognizes and acknowledges the calculations relating to the District’s loss of Maintenance and Operations Revenue under this Agreement will be affected by changes to the timing of construction of the Project and any change to the Qualified Investment/Qualified Property.
Subject only to the limitations contained in this Agreement, it is the intent of the Parties that the risk of any and all negative financial consequences to the District’s total annual Maintenance and Operations Revenue, to which the execution of this Agreement contributed in any matter, will be borne solely by Applicant and not by the District.