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• Section 7.3 acicnowledges that the Mellgren Property will not be subject to the terms of <br />the Agreement or the Assessment Agreement if the Developer defaults in the <br />perfouuance of its obligations under the Contract for Deed and fails to acquire fee title to <br />the Mellgren Property. <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 defined as the difference <br />between $9,203 and the amount of tax increments the EDA actually receives with respect <br />to each of the real estate tax payments due on May 15 and October 15, 2005; the <br />difference between $36,005 and the amount of the tax increments the EDA actually <br />receives with respect to each of the real estate tax payments due on May 15 and October <br />15, 2006; and the difference between $62,692 and the amount of the tax increments the <br />EDA actually receives with respect to each of the real estate tax payments due on each <br />May 15 or October 15 from May 15, 2007 through and including October 15, 2022. <br />• Section 8.2 also obligates the Developer to provide the EDA, with a personal guaranty <br />from George Sherman to secure the Developer's obligations under Section 8.2. <br />• Section 8.3 caps the amount of the Tax Increment Shortfall the Developer is obligated to <br />pay to the EDA in the years 2009 thru 2022. The cap is the amount of the Tax Increment <br />Shortfall, if any, in 2008. <br />• Sections 8.4, 8.5 and 8.6 still need to be inserted into the Agreement. The will be copied <br />from corresponding provisions in the Development Agreement for the Commercial <br />Property. These two Sections will obligate the EDA to apply any excess tax increments <br />received with respect to the commercial property in a given year to satisfy any Tax <br />Increment Shortfall relating to the townhome site before the EDA may require the <br />Developer to pay the Tax Increment Shortfall relating to the townhome property. <br />Conversely, it will require the EDA to apply any excess tax increments from the <br />townhome property to cover any tax increment shortfall on the commercial property. <br />Section 8.5 will obligate the EDA to use any excess tax increments that the EDA has on <br />hand 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 />• Section 10 obligates the City to subordinate its rights under the Agreement to the rights <br />of the Developer's lender. The EDA is not obligated to subordinate its rights under the <br />Assessment Agreement to the rights of the Developer's lender. <br />• As the Developer sells townhome units to individual purchasers, the units are released <br />from the Right of Re- Entry, obligations of the Developer under this Agreement, the <br />Assessment Agreement and the Mortgage. <br />• If the Developer defaults in the perfouuance of its obligations under the Agreement the <br />EDA may pursue any remedies available at law or in equity to recover damages the EDA <br />has suffered or will suffer as a result of the default (unless the default is the failure to pay <br />Tax Increment Shortfall amounts pursuant to Section 8.2, it would typically be difficult <br />1551028v1 <br />-19- <br />
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