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substantially complete by April 30, 2005. The buildings on all of the remaining Parcels <br />(including Parcel 5) must be substantially complete by December 31, 2005. <br />• Section 6.3 obligates the EDA to install certain public improvements and requires the <br />Developer to acknowledge that the improvements will be paid with special assessments. <br />• Section 7 obligates the Developer to execute an Assessment Agreement with respect to <br />each Parcel establishing minimum market values for the Development Property for real <br />estate tax purposes. The minimum market values are as follows: <br />Parcel <br />Minimum Market Values <br />1 <br />32,470,000 as ofJanuary 2, <br />2005 <br />2 <br />3540,000 as ofJanuary 2, <br />2005 <br />3 <br />3936,000 as ofJanuary 2, <br />2005 <br />4 <br />3700,000 as ofJanuary 2, <br />2006 <br />5 <br />31,500,000 as ofJanuary 2, <br />2006 <br />Section 8.2 obligates the Developer to pay the EDA an amount equal to the amount of <br />any "Tax Increment Shortfalls." "Tax Increment Shortfalls" are generally defined as the <br />difference between the amount of tax increment the EDA expects to receive and the <br />amount of tax increments the EDA actually receives with respect to each of the real estate <br />tax payments due on May 15 and October 15 throughout the duration of the TIF District. <br />The Developer's obligation to pay for a Tax Increment Shortfall will be offset by any tax <br />increment surplus for the townhome project subject to certain limitations that benefit the <br />EDA. The Shortfall is applied as to each individual parcel and the owner of that parcel <br />will be responsible for the Shortfall. <br />• Section 8.3 obligates the Developer to provide the EDA with a personal guaranty from <br />George Sherman to secure the Developer's obligations under Section 8.2. <br />• There is no cap on the amount of the Tax Increment Shortfall the Developer is obligated <br />to pay to the EDA. <br />• Section 8.5 obligates the EDA to use any excess tax increments that the EDA has on hand <br />immediately prior to the termination of the Tax Increment District to reimburse the <br />Developer for Tax Increment Shortfall payments the Developer has made during the term <br />of the Agreement. <br />• Sections 3.6 and 8.7 obligate the EDA to apply any excess tax increments received with <br />respect to the commercial property in a given year to satisfy any Tax Increment Shortfall <br />relating to the townhome site before the EDA may require the Developer to pay the Tax <br />Increment Shortfall relating to the townhome property. Converseiv, these sections <br />require the EDA to apply any excess tax increments from the townhome property to <br />cover any tax increment shortfall on the commercial property. <br />
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