Sentence examples for removal cost from inspiring English sources

If they were planted later, with the express consent of the board, then it would seem fair to expect that the board should bear at least part of the removal cost, he said.

"Their right to impose that charge is less clear than their right to require the removal," he said, explaining that the party ultimately responsible for the removal cost may depend on when the trees were planted.

"This past winter, funds to pay for snow removal cost a lot of money and with all the sand and snow there are now a lot of potholes that have to be repaired.

He claimed that 60 voluntary removals connected to the pilot had "saved" £830,000 on the basis that an enforced removal cost £15,000 compared with £1,000 for a voluntary return.

These technologies have some drawbacks, such as low selectivity, incomplete removal, cost ineffectiveness and production of large amount of secondary sludge.

As the removal cost at the water treatment plant is high and requires high energy, laccase can provide cheap treatment and operational activity at room temperature.

Stamp duty and removal costs will cost much less than vicious amounts of rolled-up interest.

The EA said these were up to £6,000 to cover demolition and removal costs.

A handwritten note reads: "Mr Steen has confirmed that these removal costs were to transport furniture from his main home to his second home.

Municipal budgets are facing multimillion-dollar budget shortfalls from snow removal costs, and road crews are rationing their remaining supplies of salt and sand.

No, I'm not a municipal budget director terrified about astronomical snow removal costs or someone who can't get around in the snow.