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LONG TERM AGREEMENTS
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DOCUMENT DATE
6/12/1984
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NAME
TAUBMAN COMPANY
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - TYPE
DEVELOPMENTAGMT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - RECORD SERIES
704-06 (Long Term Agreements)
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - DESTRUCTION DATE
PERMANENT
LONG TERM AGREEMENTS - NOTES
STONERIDGE PROJECT
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Issued under Assessment District No. 1974 -2, as well as a portion <br />of the annual payments of principal and interest assessed against <br />the Shopping Center to service bonds issued by Assessment District <br />No. 1974 -4, all as more particularly provided in Section III -E of <br />the 1978 Agreement. Monies payable from the Special Fund as <br />aforesaid are to be equal to the equivalent: of one -half of all <br />sales and use tax revenues received by the City during the preceding <br />calendar year with respect to retail sales and uses by businesses <br />located in the Shopping Center. The City has been funding monies <br />from the Special Fund to the redemption funds under the aforesaid <br />Assessment Districts in an amount and at a rate which, as presently <br />projected, would cause full funding, within the next several years, <br />of all monies reasonably determined to be necessary to discharge <br />fully the City's obligations in respect of such Assessment <br />Districts on the bonds issued thereunder through their maturity <br />date in fiscal year 2002 -3. Continued funding by the City under <br />the 1978 Agreement at the current rate through such maturity <br />would result in asubstantial overfunding to such redemption funds; <br />although the City would be entitled to return of such overfunding <br />upon the stated maturity of the subject bonds, the City will have <br />been denied in the interim the ability to expend such monies for <br />other municipal purposes. In view of the foregoing, Properties <br />agrees to enter into an amendment of the 1978 Agreement, as to <br />that portion of the Shopping Center remaining in the ownership <br />ofProperties, which will relieve the City of funding excess monies <br />from the Special Fund to the redemption funds under the above - <br />referenced Assessment Districts, while at the same time assuring <br />5-
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