Occupancy Fee definition

Occupancy Fee means the fee paid by Licensee to GTE per linear foot for each innerduct occupied by Licensee's Facilities in GTE's Conduit(s).

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Occupancy Fee means the monthly fee payable in advance by the Purchaser during the Interim Occupancy Period and based upon the aggregate of the following amounts:

Occupancy Fee means the sum of money payable monthly in advance by the Purchaser to the Vendor and calculated in accordance with Schedule “C” hereof; WEB COPY

Examples of Occupancy Fee in a sentence

• It is agreed that there be no reduction of the Occupancy Fee or any other compensation for or on account of any loss, damage, inconvenience or discomfort arising from the interruption or curtailment, however caused, of any accommodation, facility or service agreed to be furnished by the University.

• Usage fees for poles/duct/innerduct (i.e., Pole Attachment Fee and Duct/Innerduct Occupancy Fee) will be assessed on an annual basis (unless CLEC requests a semi-annual basis).

• The Occupancy Fee referenced in this subsection 14.1 shall be determined in the same manner as such a fee would have been determined if the occupancy had been authorized by GTE.

• If Licensee's Facilities occupy more than one innerduct, a separate Occupancy Fee shall be paid by Licensee for each innerduct occupied.

• The Occupancy Fee may be increased by GTE from time to time as permitted by law upon sixty (60) days written notice to Licensee.

More Definitions of Occupancy Fee

Occupancy Fee means the monthly fee payable in advance by the Purchaser during the Interim Occupancy Period and based upon the aggregate of the following amounts: (i) where applicable, interest calculated on a monthly basis on the unpaid balance of the Purchase Price at the rate prescribed by the Act; (ii) an amount reasonably estimated by the Vendor on a monthly basis for municipal realty taxes attributable to the Property; and (iii) the projected monthly common expense contribution for the Property;

Occupancy Fee means the fee Licensee shall pay to NGrid under this Agreement for the right to occupy, improve and utilize the Property as authorized herein.

Occupancy Fee means the monthly fee calculated by the Vendor and to be paid to the Vendor by the Purchaser during the period between the Occupancy Date and the Closing Date calculated in accordance with the Act and subject to recalculation from time to time in accordance with paragraph 9.01.

Occupancy Fee has the meaning set forth in Section 3.1.

Occupancy Fee means the fee Licensee shall pay to NGrid under this Agreement for each Licensed Attachment (as defined and set forth in Exhibit B).

Occupancy Fee means an amount payable by or for a resident of a registrable boarding house for the right to occupy one or more rooms in the boarding house as a resident of the house during the term of an occupancy agreement. "occupancy principles" --see section 30. "rental agreement" means:

Occupancy Fee means the fee charged per Space Available Night after the Owner’s allocated number of Planned Vacation Nights have been reserved, whether directly or by contribution to the Elite Alliance Exchange Network.