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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
1/12/1990
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
CHFA LOAN CLOSING
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
MISC AGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NOTES
RIDGE VIEW COMMONS
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purposes set forth below and to be maintained until such time as <br />two (2) full consecutive Development fiscal years have passed in <br />which the audited annual financial statement accepted by the <br />Agency shows that Gross Income is sufficient to meet all Operating <br />Expenses. The City may satisfy this requirement on behalf of the <br />Borrower by depositing Two Million and No /100 Dollars <br />($2,000,000.00) cash with the Bank of Pleasanton, pursuant to a <br />written depository agreement for the benefit of and otherwise <br />satisfactory to the Agency. <br />The SRA may be used for the following purposes: <br />(i) to pay for nonconstruction expenses necessary <br />to make the Development operational, including, without <br />limitation, advertising expenses, office expenses, marketing staff <br />payroll, model apartment and common area furniture, maintenance <br />tools and equipment, first -year hazard insurance premiums and <br />estimated property tax impounds; <br />(ii) to pay any Operating Expenses which exceed the <br />amounts available from Gross Income and other available funds; and <br />(iii) as security for construction defects but only <br />in an amount equal to two and one -half percent (2 1/2 %) of the <br />construction contract or such greater amount as may, in the <br />reasonable discretion of the Agency, be necessary to adequately <br />secure the Agency and the Development against construction <br />defects. The term "construction defects ", as used herein, shall <br />mean all construction related problems including, but not limited <br />to, deviations from the approved final plans and specifications <br />for the Development. Such Construction Defect Security shall be <br />kept available for construction defects which are discovered <br />within twelve (12) months following the final completion of the <br />Development and may be used for the correction of such <br />construction defects or related damages which are not corrected by <br />the contractor, the Borrower or the City, as applicable, within a <br />reasonable time following the demand by the Agency for such <br />correction. <br />(b) Replacement Reserve. A Replacement Reserve (the <br />"RR ") shall be established and maintained until the termination of <br />this Agreement. The RR shall be funded in the amount of Six <br />Thousand Six Hundred Sixty -Three and No /100 Dollars ($6,663.00) <br />per month, due on the first day of each and every month. The <br />Agency may increase, at any time, the amount of the monthly <br />payments to be made into the RR as necessary to, in its sole <br />discretion, keep pace with increases in the costs of replacing <br />major structural elements and equipment of the Development. The <br />RR shall be used to replace major structural elements or equipment <br />of the Development or for any other purpose consistent with <br />maintaining the financial and physical integrity of the <br />CHFA 53SLP.RIDGE.VIEW <br />12/14/89 <br />Q02189 <br />-9- <br />
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