Revenue Grant means the amount of revenue grant payable by Homes England in connection with the Revenue Services, the maximum amount of which is as set out in the relevant Revenue Firm Scheme Details; Revenue New Scheme means a named scheme for the provision of Revenue Services accepted by Homes England as part of the Original Approved Revenue Bid; Revenue Original Bid Scheme means a named scheme for the provision of Revenue Services which forms part of the Original Approved Revenue Bid;

Revenue Grant means the maximum amount of revenue grant payable by Homes England to the Grant Recipient in respect of the Approved Revenue Bid and identified in IMS as the total "revenue contribution to tenancy support costs" within the latest approved version in the ‘’Offerline Sub Product Profile’’ (as the same may be amended from time to time in accordance with the terms of this Agreement), such sum (in the event of any delay in the Capital Firm Scheme Completion Date (if any) to which the Approved Revenue Bid relates (if it does so relate)) to be revised to take account of the delay;

Revenue Grant means the maximum amount of Revenue Grant payable by Homes England to the Grant Recipient in respect of the Revenue Funding Bid and identified in IMS as the total "revenue contribution to tenancy support costs" within the "Offer Line Sub Profile" (as the same may be amended from time to time in accordance with the terms of this Agreement);

Examples of Revenue Grant in a sentence

Recognition of Grant Revenue Grant revenue is recognised when we have established entitlement, probable receipt, and reliable measurement.
The Scottish Government will provide financial support for the project covering their share of the development and construction costs through Revenue Grant payable over the life of the contract, likely to be 25 years.
Homes England has agreed in response to the Grant Recipient's bid for SHAP funding to advance Capital Grant to the Grant Recipient to facilitate the delivery of those housing schemes and where applicable, to provide Revenue Grant to facilitate the provision of tenancy support to the residents of those schemes, in each case subject to and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.
This follows a decision by Gwynedd Council to end the Village Halls Revenue Grant in March 2011 as part of its Efficiency Savings Plan.
S42: FundingRing-fenced funding for Public Service Boards to tackle air quality within wider context of environment / health/ sustainability, to include the WG LA Single Revenue Grant.

More Definitions of Revenue Grant

Revenue Grant means the amount of grant payable by Homes England in connection with a Revenue Funding Scheme, the maximum amount of which is as set out in the relevant Revenue Funding Scheme Details; Revenue Grant Profile means the Revenue Grant spend profile for each Quarter and each Financial Year of the Revenue Funding Period agreed by Homes England pursuant to Clause 9 (Revenue Funding Schemes) or Clause 11 (Revenue Funding Scheme additions) (as applicable) and subject to such adjustments as may be notified to the Grant Recipient pursuant to Clause 10 (Changes to Revenue Funding Scheme); Revenue Overpayment has the meaning attributed to it in Clause 15.25 (Review, Monitoring and Reporting); Revenue Programme Completion Date means the date which falls on the expiry of the Revenue Funding Period; Revenue Statement of Grant Usage means the document in the form set out in Schedule 3 (Form of Revenue Statement of Grant Usage) or where so directed by Homes England, made available on IMS (or by such other method which Homes England may notify from time to time), as the same may be supplemented amended or updated from time to time;

Revenue Grant means the following sum to be paid to the Council. pursuant to this Agreement in accordance with the payment profiles set out in Schedule 2: Financial Year2014/15Amount£10,242,000

Revenue Grant means an amount payable by TII to the Operator in accordance with this Contract, as determined in accordance with clause 39 (Revenue Grant).

Revenue Grant means the following sums to be paid to the Council pursuant to this agreement. Financial Year 2014/15 2015/16 Main NHS transfer £3.264m £3.412m Better Care Fund implementation £0.725m £0.758m .

Revenue Grant means the following sums to be paid to the Council pursuant to this agreement. Financial Year .

Revenue Grant means the amount of grant payable by Homes England in connection with a Revenue Funding Scheme, the maximum amount of which is as set out in the relevant Revenue Funding Scheme Details; Revenue Grant Profile means the Revenue Grant spend profile for each Quarter and each Financial Year of the Revenue Funding Period agreed by Homes England pursuant to Clause 9 (Revenue Funding Schemes) or Clause 11 (Revenue Funding Scheme additions) (as applicable) as set out in the in the "Offer Line Profile" for the Relevant Consortium Member on IMS and subject to such adjustments as may be notified to the Lead Partner pursuant to Clause 10 (Changes to Revenue Funding Scheme); Revenue Overpayment has the meaning attributed to it in Clause 16.25 (Review, Monitoring and Reporting); Revenue Programme Completion Date means the date which falls on the expiry of the Revenue Funding Period; Revenue Statement of Grant Usage means the document in the form set out in Schedule 3 (Form of Revenue Statement of Grant Usage) or where so directed by Homes England, made available on IMS (or by such other method which Homes England may notify from time to time), as the same may be supplemented amended or updated from time to time;