Working Capital Fee definition

Working Capital Fee means a one-time fee paid by the Resident (both Residents if there are two) at the time the Loan is made as outlined in Paragraph 5.5. The Working Capital Fee is placed in a Working Capital Account to be used by Arden Retirement, LLC only for purposes related to Ardenwoods.
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Working Capital Fee has the meaning set forth in Section 4.1(b) of this Agreement.
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Working Capital Fee means, for each Day, the product of (i) the Working Capital Rate for such Day and (ii) the Working Capital Amount for such Day.
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Examples of Working Capital Fee in a sentence

  • In addition to the above Annual Assessments, each purchaser of a Lot shall be subject to the payment of a Working Capital Fee and a Transfer Fee both of which shall be due and payable at the closing of such Lot.

  • The Working Capital Fee shall be $200.00 per Lot and the Transfer Fee shall be $250.00 per Lot.

  • In addition to the Common Expenses and Special Assessments, the Board may levy a Working Capital Fee and each Unit Owner shall be responsible for paying his share of the Working Capital Fee.

  • The lien for unpaid Common Expense Assessments, Impositions, Special Assessments, and/or Working Capital Fee is extinguished unless proceedings to enforce the lien are instituted within six (6) years after the date the lien for same becomes effective (i.e. due and unpaid) as provided in Tenn.

  • The Principal will issue an Invoice for the Working Capital Fee to the Participant prior to the Date of Practical Completion.

  • The Working Capital Fee shall be $250.00 per Lot and the Transfer Fee shall be $250.00 per Lot.

  • Electrabel shall charge NuclearSub for Affiliate Services on substantially the same basis as such services are charged to other members of the ENGIE Group, other than and excluding the Synatom Front-End Administrative Fee, Synatom Back-End Administrative Fee and the Synatom Front-End Working Capital Fee.


More Definitions of Working Capital Fee

Working Capital Fee means the one-time fee paid by you to us as outlined in Paragraph 4.2, which will be applied towards the operating expenses of the Village.
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Working Capital Fee means, in respect of a Participant, an amount equal to the sum of its anticipated Participant Fees based on the Wastes to be delivered as set out in Annexure 2 for two full Billing Periods after the Date of Practical Completion; ‘Working Capital Fee Reimbursement’ is calculated in accordance with Clause 4.3(c); and
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Working Capital Fee means, [**], the product of (i) [**] and (ii) [**].
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