The phrase "area fee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a charge or cost associated with a specific geographic area or location, often in contexts like real estate, events, or services.
Example: "The venue charges an area fee for hosting events in their outdoor space."
Alternatives: "location fee" or "zone charge".
92ND STREET Y. Two Sunday tours: at 10 30 a.m., "Cobble Hill, Brooklyn" visits Victorian-era streets, old row houses and churches, and working-class housing developments, examining the history and growth of the area; fee: $25.
Tomorrow at 1 p.m., a workshop to create a poem or artwork based on exhibition of photographs, maps and videos celebrating the contributions of 30 residents of the area; fee, $5 for a child and an adult.
Tomorrow at 10 30 a.m., "Wild New York Talking Tour: Blue Heron Park, Staten Island," a tour of the woodlands, wetlands and meadows of the area; fee, $30, which includes lunch.
Since January, Nigel Henry, 39, a business coach in Oakland, Calif., has been running his day-long "Master Unleashed" workshops twice a month in the San Francisco Bay area (fee: $150 each).
Percentages are estimated on the basis of government revenues for various charges such as timber charges, area fees, export taxes etc., but generally excludes income (personal or corporate) taxes, divided by stumpage prices.
These include higher labor rates in metropolitan areas, fees for appliance services, like padding the tub of a washing machine, and storage fees if your possessions cannot be delivered directly.
Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., a tour devoted to the many jazz greats who have made the area home; fee, $50.
Though its rent, electricity bill, and a Common Area Maintenance fee cost is $1,100 a month and rising, Case says the benefit of producing high-value mushrooms almost year-round make it a partnership worth keeping.
Instead, they began to purchase land within the claim area in fee simple, asserting sovereignty over the re-acquired parcels and refusing to pay property tax.
The economic offer, in turn, was the yearly area-based fee the applicant promised to pay for the total of the concession area.
Leeds officials said that hosting the Chinese Olympians would be worth about $400,000 to the area from fees paid by Beijing and other tourism benefits.
