Allocation Methods. The Company shall allocate energy, capacity, and transmission load and ancillary services obligations in accordance with the currently-effective PJM, FERC and Commission rules, regulations, practices and procedures. The Company and the Supplier acknowledge that the Supplier’s Customers are within the Company’s service territory and that metered Customer loads must be translated into Supplier load obligations in order for both the Company and the Supplier to equitably meet their respective PJM obligations as Load Serving Entities. These Supplier load obligations include, but are not limited to, hourly energy obligations, Unforced Capacity obligations, and firm transmission obligations under the PJM Tariff. The procedures for developing and transmitting load obligations for the Supplier’s hourly energy are described in the prevailing Operating Manual: Procedures for Determining Peak Load Contribution for Capacity and Transmission Service and Total Hourly Energy Obligation (the "Operating Manual"), incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion The procedures for developing and transmitting the Supplier's peak load contribution to be used by PJM to determine the Supplier’s Unforced Capacity obligations are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Companyfrom time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. The procedures for developing and transmitting the peak load contribution based upon which the Supplier will meet its obligations under the PJM Tariff are described in the prevailing Operating Manual, incorporated herein by reference, as provided by the Company, and as may be modified by the Company from time to time in its sole and exclusive discretion. Prior to implementing any modifications to the Operating Manual that affect Supplier's load obligations, the Company shall provide Supplier with such modifications for its review and comment; and any such procedures and calculations shall use reasonable and nondiscriminatory allocation methodologies. Upon request, the Company shall provide Supplier with a workpaper that shows the calculations made by the Company for Supplier's load obligations.
Allocation Methods. If an allocation method is used, Owner or Owner's billing company will calculate Resident's allocated share of the utilities and services provided and all costs in accordance with state and local statutes. Under any allocation method, Resident may be paying for part of the utility usage in common areas or in other residential units as well as administrative fees. Both Resident and Owner agree that using a calculation or allocation formula as a basis for estimating total utility consumption is fair and reasonable, while recognizing that the allocation method may or may not accurately reflect actual total utility consumption for Resident. If allowed by state law, Owner may change the above methods of determining Resident's allocated share of utilities and services and all other billing methods, in Owner's sole discretion, and after providing written notice to Resident. More detailed descriptions of billing methods, calculations and allocation formulas will be provided upon request. If a flat fee method for trash or other utility service is used, Resident and Owner agree that the charges indicated in this Addendum, as may be amended with written notice as specified above, represent a fair and reasonable amount for the service(s) provided and that the amount billed is not based on a monthly per unit cost.
Allocation Methods. The following methods will be applied, as indicated in the Description of Services section that follows, to allocate costs for services of a general nature.
Allocation Methods. For purposes of the Limited Partnership Agreement (the "Agreement") to which this Exhibit 4.6.1 is attached, the methodology and procedures set forth in this Exhibit 4.6.1 shall govern with respect to the various allocation methods to be used by the Partnership under Section 704(c) of the Code for purposes of Section 4.6.1
Allocation Methods. Unless otherwise agreed to by the Members, the Members agree to use the "traditional method with curative allocations" pursuant to the Treasury Regulations under Code Section 704(c)(1)(A). Any other elections or other decisions relating to allocations pursuant to Sections 6.1 or 6.2 of this Exhibit B will be made by the Manager in any manner that reasonably reflects the purpose and intention of this Agreement.
Allocation Methods. Promptly upon the execution of this Agreement and before the start of each successive fiscal year of the Term, the Parties will agree upon a consistently applied methodology for determining and allocating to Program Costs (including Development Expenses and Sales and Marketing Expenses) for such year an appropriate portion of each of their respective (i) costs and expenses that relate both to the Product and any of the Parties’ other products or programs and (ii) G&A Costs and other overhead attributable to this Agreement.
Allocation Methods. Loose Tooth and the Company hereby agree to the default allocations among Loose Tooth and the Company for certain expenses, including, but not limited to: (i) overhead expenses, (ii) employee expenses, (iii) business development expenses, (iv) legal expenses, (v) financing and accounting expenses, and (vi) certain Loose Tooth excluded matters, at the rates set forth on Exhibit A hereto, as such exhibit may from time to time be amended, modified or supplemented.
Allocation Methods. Allocations related to Direct Labor Charges The following allocations will be applied to the Direct Labor Charges: Payroll Overhead Charge will be calculated to recover costs associated with labor, such as pension, benefits, lost time and payroll taxes. The payroll overhead costs will be charged to client companies based on direct labor charges. The rate is computed by dividing the annual payroll overhead expenses by the annual base labor dollars. Other Allocations applied to Direct Labor Charges will consist of the following: Common Asset Usage Overhead: The Common Asset Usage Overhead allocates the cost of furniture and desktop equipment (including PC's) used by the Utility Company. The rate is calculated by dividing the economic carrying costs of the assets by the total actual labor dollars of employees using those assets. This overhead is directly applied to all Utility Company labor charged or allocated to clients.
Allocation Methods. All allocations not otherwise described in this Agreement shall be made using reasonable, fair, common, consistent and documented methods of allocation that are based on consumption metrics that are closely related to the type, amount and/or levels of the cost or costs being allocated. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, allocation methods in use as of the Effective Date shall initially be used to determine the Arvida Cost but may be modified as appropriate under the circumstances to allocate the Arvida Cost in a fair and reasonable manner and consistent with the manner in which costs are incurred in regard to the Partnership Entities, on the one hand, and Arvida and any other legal entities, on the other hand. Such allocation methods in effect at any time shall be described in reasonable detail upon the request of either party hereto.
Allocation Methods. Allocations related to Direct Labor Charges The following allocations will be applied to the Direct Labor Charges: Payroll Overhead Charge will be calculated to recover costs associated with labor, such as pension, benefits, lost time and payroll taxes. The payroll overhead costs will be charged to Client Entities based on direct labor charges. The rate is computed by dividing the annual payroll overhead expenses by the annual base labor dollars. Other Allocations applied to Direct Labor Charges will consist of the following:
