PILOT Year definition
Examples of PILOT Year in a sentence
The abatement schedule shall allow for a one hundred percent (100%) exemption from taxation for the Added Value in PILOT Year 1, with such exemption being eliminated by five percent (5%) thereafter on an annual basis.
In the PILOT Year in which a Base ---------------------------- Increment Condition occurs, the Annual PILOT Amount for that PILOT Year shall be increased by an amount equal to the product of (i) the First or Second Base Increment Amount, whichever is applicable, multiplied by (ii) a fraction having a numerator equal to the number of days remaining in that PILOT Year after the applicable Base Increment Condition occurred and a denominator equal to 365.
After the tenth PILOT Year, the 2011 Project Facility shall not be subject to any abatement, with 2011 Total PILOT Payments for PILOT Years 11-21 to be reflective of full taxation by the affected taxing jurisdictions on the 2011 Base Value and 2011 Added Value ($3,195,900.00, and herein, the 2011 Total Taxable Valuation).
The term “Base Amount” shall be as identified in Schedule A as the Base Amount with respect to each PILOT Year set forth on Schedule A.
To the extent the County fails to timely pay the State Real Property Tax for any PILOT Year (in whole or in part), and the State seeks payment of the State Real Property Tax for that PILOT Year (in whole or in part) from Lanyard or its affiliates, the County agrees to compensate Lanyard or its affiliates for all of its expenses, including and not limited to, the State Real Property Tax, penalties, interest and attorney fees, provided ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ made the PILOT payment as set forth herein.