Base Toll Rate and Base Flag Fall Sample Clauses

Base Toll Rate and Base Flag Fall. The Base Toll Rate for each Toll Zone and the Base Flag Fall shall be determined with a view to optimising the balance between the following principles (Toll Calculation Principles): (a) toll levels reflect the benefit obtained by the user and the costs they impose on the network; (b) transport outcomes are considered by optimising asset utilisation and managing traffic flows across the transport network to avoid distortionary network impacts; (c) tolls are not set at a level which would have the potential to materially compromise: (i) the efficiency and performance of the NEL Corridor at any times of the day; or (ii) the general alignment with the range of traffic volumes published in the EES (having regard to any changes to those traffic volumes as may be attributable to contemporary demographic and/or economic assumptions that may change over time); and (d) economically significant toll levels are set that allow State Toll Co to meet its financial obligations and generate a commercial return.
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