Area of Benefit definition

Area of Benefit means the geographical areas within the administrative boundary of East Suffolk;

Area of Benefit means an area of land which is designated by the Planning Commission City as receiving benefits from or creating the need for the construction, acquisition, or improvement of a Public Facilities Project.

Area of Benefit means a specified area wherein it has been determined that the real property located therein will benefit from the construction of a bridge and/or major thoroughfare.

Examples of Area of Benefit in a sentence

• The Fund may also be applied outside of the Area of Benefit at the discretion of CFLM and the Panel, subject to clause 2.2.

• The County will conduct all proceedings in connection with the levy of the Fee for the benefit of the District (and any modification of the amount of the Fee) within both the City and unincorporated portions of the Area of Benefit, including any proceedings required by the Mitigation Fee Act or other law.

• Sewer Methodology - Each parcel in the Sewer Area of Benefit was determined to benefit equally based on net gallons per day (GPD) production of wastewater.

• The benefit value of the water improvements was then spread over all parcels in the Water Area of Benefit based on a ratio of a parcel’s net GPD usage divided by the overall Area of Benefit’s net GPD, then multiplying this times the total water benefit dollar value.

• The methodology used in the Area of Benefit for the Solage (Palisades) Area of Benefit includes developing separate subcategories for the prime utilities (water, sewer and storm drain.) Within each of these subcategories, each utility was analyzed and the overall benefitting area was broken into subareas (if necessary) to clarify specific benefits received by parcels within the Area of Benefit.

More Definitions of Area of Benefit

Area of Benefit means the geographic area generally within a ten mile radius of the Stansted Airport runway shown tinted in blue on the Area of Benefit Plan;

Area of Benefit means the area of the former Strathclyde Region as it existed immediately before 1st April 1996.”.

Area of Benefit means the geographical area within the administrative boundaries of the Councils

Area of Benefit means the area within which the Association shall operate, as defined in Clause 5;

Area of Benefit means the Parish of Ashurst

Area of Benefit means the country of Wales; ‘articles’ means the Charity’s articles of association; ‘authorisedrepresentative’ and ‘authorisedrepresentatives’ means an individual or individuals who are authorised by a member organisation to act on its behalf at meetings of the Charity and exercise the vote or votes held by such member and whose name(s) has (have) been given to the Secretary; ‘Branch’ and ‘Branches’ refers to a formal group of people who support the aims of ADDYSG OEDOLION CYMRU | ADULT LEARNING WALESand come together on a geographical, workplace or virtual basis to plan a programme of learning and social activities, established in accordance with article 13; ‘Chair’ and ‘Vice-Chair’ and ‘chair of the meeting’ means the chair of the Council and of the Charity from time to time and his or her deputy, and ‘chair of the meeting’ means as defined in article 11.4; ‘Charities Act’ means the Charities Act 2011; ‘Charity’ means the company governed by these articles; ‘charity trustee’ has the meaning prescribed by section 177 of the Charities Act; ‘Commission’ means the Charity Commission for England and Wales; ‘Companies Act 2006’ means the Companies Act 2006, as in force at the date of adoption of these articles and as subsequently amended or re-enacted from time to time thereafter; ‘Companies Acts’ means the Companies Acts (as defined in the Companies Act 2006) insofar as they apply to the Charity; ‘Conflicted Governor’ means a Governor in respect of whom a conflict of interest arises or may reasonably arise because such person or a connected person is receiving or stands to receive a benefit (other than payment of a premium for indemnity insurance) from the Charity, or has some separate interest or duty in a matter to be decided, or in relation to information which is confidential to theCharity; ‘connected person’ means in relation to a Governor, any spouse, civil partner, partner, parent, child, brother, sister, grandparent orgrandchild of that Governor, any firm of which that

Area of Benefit means within the County of Hertfordshire.‌