Financial Considerations. Each party agrees to bear its own cost of participation in this MOU. For financial considerations relating to a specific activity and/or event refer to the applicable addendum relating to the activity and/or event for such details.
Financial Considerations. State law requires the Board to report a summary of the salaries or compensation paid in the form of fringe benefits of a local agency executive. These amounts will be reported during the presentation of this item in open session.
Financial Considerations. The District will receive from the Charter Schools the pro rata share of the facilities costs which are outlined in both the Executive Summary and the proposed Facility Use Agreements.
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FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS: LUCENT agrees to reimburse HOST in accordance with Financial Addendum A, which is attached hereto and made a part hereof.
XXXXXX Date: April 4, 2006 Date: March 16, 2006 EXHIBIT B: FIELDS OF USE AND FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS A.
CERTAIN FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS The Company has historically had access to the cash flow generated by, and the assets held by, SFX Entertainment.
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Financial Considerations. The cost of the services provided is $74,500 for one-year including NEC software assurance. An hourly rate of $95 applies to billable support provided during regular business hours. The funds for this program are included in the approved Airport Operating Budget.
Financial Considerations. Cost savings will result by the CHRO’s deferral of retirement and post retirement service, on a per diem basis, as the District’s chief labor negotiator. The per diem cost would be $500 per day for an annual total of $30,000 based upon 60 days of negotiations. The initial annual cost of the District’s lowest cost health plan is approximately $15,700 which, together with the per diem amount, equals $45,700 ($30,000 + $15,700). Use of an outside negotiator such as a labor law firm would result in an annual estimated cost of $2,040 per day for a total of $122,400 (60 days x $2,040). The average annual savings would be approximately $75,000 a year for per diem negotiations performed by the retired CHRO even assuming an annual increase to the lowest cost health plan.
Financial Considerations. The following provisions are effective for the contract year 2004-05. They pertain solely to the LRCFT unit’s salary and benefits calculations. Appendix B Changes below are relative to Appendix B, Xxxxxx and Benefits for 2003-04 and 2004-05 as this MOU modifies the 2004-05 salary and benefits calculation. Appendix A is referenced where Appendix B refers to Appendix A for specific direction as to the calculation of the unit’s proportionate share and the application of resources.
Financial Considerations. The contract with York is for three years with two optional one- year renewal periods. The annual cost for liability claims administration services are $398,462 for year one, $406,431 for year two, $414,560 for year three. The annual cost for the optional fourth year is $422,851, and the annual cost for the optional fifth year is $431,308. The total not to exceed amount for the contract period for liability claims administration services is $2,073,612. Local Business Enterprise (LBE): York Risk Services is not an LBE. The minimum LBE participation requirement was waived by the Director of Human Resources as staff has determined the waiver is in the City’s best interest as a result of most of the companies qualified to provide these services are outside the city boundaries. PROJECT #: PROJECT NAME: Liability Claims Administration DEPARTMENT: Human Resources DIVISION: Risk Management PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is made at Sacramento, California, as of September 27, 2016, by and between the CITY OF SACRAMENTO, a municipal corporation (“CITY”), and York Risk Services Group, Inc. Xxx Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxx, Building F, 4th Floor Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 916‐690‐0960 (Phone) 916‐783‐0334 (Fax) (“CONTRACTOR”), who agree as follows:
Financial Considerations. The Wastewater Utility (Sewer Fund) could reach up to $63,000 in new revenue per year by participating. Revenue earned is based on the facility’s reduction in electricity usage and the electric grid market price (which varies). There will be an initial cost of $5,000 to modify system programming, for a net benefit of $58,000 in the first year and $63,000 per year thereafter. There is no cost associated with the contract itself, and there is no penalty for declining to participate in a dispatch (other than reduction of revenue for the missed event).
Financial Considerations. State law requires the Board to report a summary of the salaries or compensation paid in the form of fringe benefits of a local agency executive. For 2021-2022, Xx. Xxxxxxx would receive a salary of $327,071 as well as District paid benefits (including health, disability, and life insurance); and fringe benefits (including a longevity payment and contribution to a tax deferred compensation plan). These amounts will be reported during the presentation of this item in open session.