Statutorily Required Recapitulation Sample Clauses

Statutorily Required Recapitulation. (a) Pursuant to Section 12-44-55(B) of the Act, the County and the Company agree to waive the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55 of the Act, except as expressly provided in paragraph (b) below, to the extent that and so long as the Company timely provides the County with copies of all filings required by the Act to be made by the Company with regard to the Project. If the Company should be required to retroactively comply with all of the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55 of the Act, then the County agrees, to the extent permitted by law, to waive all penalties of the County for the Company’s noncompliance that are within the County’s control.
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Statutorily Required Recapitulation. Pursuant to Section 12-44-55(B), the County and the Company agree to waive the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55. If the Company should be required to retroactively comply with the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55, then the County agrees to waive all penalties and fees of the County for the Company’s noncompliance.
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Statutorily Required Recapitulation. (a) Pursuant to Section 12-44-55(B) of the Act, the County and the Company agree to waive the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55 of the Act. Subsection
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Statutorily Required Recapitulation. Pursuant to Section 12-44-55(B) of the Act, the County and the Company waive any and all compliance with any and all of the provisions, items or requirements of Section 12-44-55. If the Company and, if applicable, any Sponsor Affiliates, should be required to retroactively comply with the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55 and incurs penalties for its noncompliance, the County agrees to waive all penalties that are within the County's control.
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Statutorily Required Recapitulation. Pursuant to Section 12-44-55(B) of the Fee Act, the Parties agree to waive a portion of the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55 of the Fee Act. If the Company should be required to retroactively comply with all of the recapitulation requirements of Section 12-44-55 of the Fee Act, then the County agrees to waive any and all penalties and fees of the County for the Company’s noncompliance. The recapitulations required by Section 12-44-55(A) of the Fee Act are as follows:
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