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(i) The outstanding principal and accrued, unpaid interest <br />due and payable under the Developer Note; or <br />2. (ii) The difference between (XX) the purchase price the <br />Developer receives for the Redevelopment Property, if the Developer Note <br />becomes due and payable as a result of the Developer's conveyance of fee <br />title to all of the Redevelopment Property to a bona fide third party in an <br />arm's length transaction, or the fair market value of the Redevelopment <br />Property, as determined by an appraiser reasonably acceptable to the City, <br />if the Developer Note otherwise becomes due and payable pursuant to <br />Section 6.3(d)(i), Section 6.3(d)(ii) or Section 6.3(d)(iii) and (YY) the sum <br />of: the amount necessary to satisfy the First Mortgage, if any, the amount <br />of Developer's Equity on the Maturity Date, the amount of Developer's <br />Additional Operating Equity h • n • s iv if r n if an s • w • • 1 <br />Cumulative Cash Flow and the outstanding amount of Developer's <br />Cumulative Return on Equity as of the Maturity Date. <br />(g) Notwithstanding anything else in this Section 6.3, if the Developer <br />Note becomes due and payable pursuant to Section 6.3(d)(ii) or 6.3(d)(iii) on a <br />date prior to the fifth anniversary of the Disbursement Date, the amount the <br />Developer must pay to satisfy the Developer Note is the greater of the amount <br />determined pursuant to Section 6.3(f) or $375,000. <br />tl The Developer Note will provide that in the event of a default <br />by Developer under the terms of the Developer Note, the it sole remedy <br />all be to exercise its rights under the Developer Mortpape (i.e. to foreclose. <br />by action or advertisement, the Mortpape; to exercise its rights under the <br />Assignment of Rents and Profits and to foreclose any security interest <br />provided for in the Developer Mortgage). <br />6.4. Loan Closing. If the Developer delivers a notice pursuant to Section <br />6.2(a) above requesting the City to make the City Loan, the City and the Developer will <br />close on the City Loan 10 Business Days from the date the City receives the Developer's <br />notice (or the next Business Day if the date 10 Business Days from the date the City <br />receives the Developer's notice is not a Business Day) or on such other date as the City <br />and the Developer may mutually agree upon, in writing. <br />6.5. Financial Re o r sixty (601 days after the <br />end of each Fiscal Year through and including the Fiscal Year in which the <br />Termination Date occurs, Developer must provide the City with an annual financial <br />statement of Developer (including a balance sheet and an income statement) <br />reviewed by a certified public accountant who is licensed by the Minnesota State <br />Board of Accountants; is not an employee of the Developer or a Related Entity; is <br />professionally independent of the control of the Developer and any Related Entities; <br />and satisfies the test for independence as promulgated by the American Institute of <br />Certified Public Accountants. The financial statements must be prepared in <br />accordance with generally accepted accounting rp incinles as established from time <br />1353333vDOC <br />Red (V3 to V2) <br />Page 118 <br />
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