Monitoring Fee means the financial contribution in the sum of £XX.00 ([insert] pounds) payable to the Council on date of completion of this Deed to monitor compliance with or default of the covenants and obligations contained within this Deed by the Planning Obligations Monitoring Officer
Monitoring Fee means a fee payable by an Investee Company to Par Equity or another member of the PEH Group in respect of the ongoing monitoring of that Company on behalf of, inter alia, Investors;
Examples of Monitoring Fee in a sentence
Compliance Monitoring Plan for more details regarding the Compliance Monitoring Fee.
All Projects must pay the Compliance Monitoring Fee during the Initial Compliance Period.
In addition, projects which reach the end of the Initial Compliance Period on or after January 1, 2018 and are operating under the remaining term of the Extended Use Period will be charged the Compliance Monitoring Fee during the remaining term of the Extended Use Period.
WHEDA's Compliance Monitoring Fee Schedule and Compliance Monitoring Fee Policy is included in WHEDA's HTC Compliance Manual and the Qualified Allocation Plan.
NHEC will charge a monthly Monitoring Fee (Please refer to NHEC’s current schedule of Fees, Charges & Rates for the current monitoring fee) as applicable at the time of billing.
More Definitions of Monitoring Fee
Monitoring Fee means, with respect to each Payment Date, an amount equal to 0.10% per annum of the Fee Basis Amount payable to the Collateral Manager pursuant to the Collateral Management Agreement.
Monitoring Fee means the sum of £1,500 to be paid by the Developer to the Council and the sum of £1,100 to be paid by the Developer to the County Council in accordance with clause 14 of this Agreement for the purpose of monitoring compliance with the obligations contained in this Agreement;
Monitoring Fee means the sum of one thousand pounds (£1000.00) payable as a contribution towards the cost of monitoring compliance with this Deed
Monitoring Fee means any amount paid to the Manager or any of its Affiliates pursuant to a general retainer agreement or as a fee for consulting services rendered by the Manager or any of its Affiliates to, or for the benefit of, an Infrastructure Asset after the initial investment in such Infrastructure Asset, including directors’ fees paid to employees of KKR or any of its Affiliates in connection with service on the board of directors (or similar body) of an Infrastructure Asset, but excluding amounts reimbursed with respect to the Infrastructure Asset for out-of-pocket and administrative expenses (such as accounting or legal fees relating to the investment in the Infrastructure Asset), Management Fees, Regulated Broker-Dealer Fees, Service Costs, Asset Leasing Fees, Capstone Fees, Loan Servicing Fees and Transaction Fees; provided that no amount paid to any Senior Advisor, Executive Advisor, Industry Advisor or KKR Advisor by any Person shall be a “Monitoring Fee”; and provided further that, if any interest in such Infrastructure Asset is held by any KKR Vehicle or a person whose investment in such interest was offered, sold, placed, underwritten, syndicated, solicited or otherwise arranged by a Regulated Broker-Dealer, then only such portion of fees that is fairly allocable to the investment by the Company in such Infrastructure Asset, based upon the nature of the transaction giving rise to the fee, shall be included. For the avoidance of doubt, any directors’ fees paid to Capstone Executives in connection with service on the board of directors (or similar body) of an Infrastructure Asset shall not constitute “Monitoring Fees.”
Monitoring Fee means the sum of £xxxxxxxx (xxxxxxx pounds and xxxxxxx pence) as a contribution towards the Council’s costs of monitoring the implementation of the obligations contained within this Deed;
Monitoring Fee means the monitoring fee set out on the FundingKnight website.
Monitoring Fee means the sum of [£ ( pounds)] (Index Linked) to be paid towards the Council’s reasonable costs of monitoring compliance with the obligations in this Deed;