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24. Fire and Extended Coverage. Contractor at its costs shall maintain on the Project a policy of standard <br />fire and extended coverage during the life of the Note and Deed of Trust securing this Agreement, or <br />any subsequently executed document which replaces the Note and Deed of Trust, with vandalism and <br />malicious mischief endorsements, to the extent of at least the full replacement value of the <br />improvements which are part of the premises. The insurance policy must be issued in the names of <br />Contractor and the City as their interests appear. The insurance policy must contain a lender's loss <br />payable endorsement, providing that any proceeds will be payable to the City as its interests appear <br />and will be subject to the interest of senior lenders. <br />Subject to the requirements of senior lenders in the event that Contractor shall undertake to restore the <br />damaged improvements or to reconstruct the destroyed improvements within a period of sixty (60) days <br />of receipt of insurance proceeds, such insurance proceeds received by the City will be released to <br />Contractor as payments are required for said purposes, and upon completion of such restoration or <br />reconstruction, any balance thereof remaining will be paid to Contractor forthwith, subject to the rights <br />of senior lenders. <br />In the event that Contractor fails to undertake the restoration or reconstruction of such improvements <br />within sixty (60) days after receipt of insurance proceeds following any such damage or destruction, <br />there will be paid and released to the City from such insurance proceeds a sum equal to the cost of <br />clearing the premises in the event Contractor does not at its own expense clear the premises within <br />said period. Subject to the rights of senior lender, the balance will be held to compensate the parties to <br />this Agreement as if the premises were sold. <br />25. Notification to City of Lease -Up and Tenant Marketing. Contractor shall provide the City with a copy of <br />Contractor's tenant marketing plan for the Project plus notices advertising availability of units. The City <br />shall, in turn, advertise any Project openings or vacancies through its on -going housing informational <br />communication to outside agencies. <br />26. Mandatory Acknowledgment of City as Funder. All projects/programs receiving any type of funding <br />assistance and or substantial technical assistance through City will be required to indicate such in any <br />advertising, marketing, public presentations, press releases, written materials or project descriptions. <br />Such acknowledgement should also identify HUD's involvement in the Project. <br />All Capital projects must display signage as described below: <br />Temporary Construction Signage identifying City funding and/or technical assistance and HUD <br />involvement must be appropriately displayed during the major portion of the construction phase. <br />Such signage must be provided by the Contractor and must be pre -approved by the City in design <br />and content. <br />Permanent Signage must be attached to all completed projects and must be displayed in a visible, <br />heavily trafficked area of the Project, e.g., front lobby, main entry or walkway, etc. Location of <br />display must be approved by City. Permanent historical signage in the form of an 8' x 10" bronze <br />plaque may be provided by City and may be reimbursed from loan proceeds as a project cost. As <br />an alternative, City may agree to other signage which acknowledges City and HUD, but such <br />signage must be approved in advance. <br />A-10 <br />191\52\1543377.4 <br />