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the date of the damage or destruction and the Termination Date under the terns of the <br />Assessment Agreement and the City's reasonable estimate of the Tax Increments, if any, <br />the City will receive from the real estate taxes due and payable with respect to the <br />Redevelopment Property between the date of the damage or destruction and the <br />Termination Date in the absence of the Assessment Agreement and assuming the <br />Minimum Improvements are not repaired or replaced. Upon the Developer's payment of <br />such amount, the City will terminate the Assessment Agreement. <br />10.3. Insurance Proceeds. Unless otherwise required by the terms of a First <br />Mortgage, all insurance proceeds payable to Developer as a result of damage in the <br />amount of $100,000 or less may be paid directly to the Developer. Subject to the terms <br />of a First Mortgage which allow the First Mortgagee to apply the proceeds of an <br />insurance claim to the payment of the debt the First Mortgage secures or to control the <br />disbursement of the insurance proceeds to repair or replace the improvements on the <br />Redevelopment Property, the Developer must deposit Net Insurance Proceeds payable as <br />a result of damage or destruction occurring before the Termination Date with a trustee the <br />City, the Developer and the First Mortgagee jointly select (or to any other person the <br />City, Developer and First Mortgagee joint select) and the Net Insurance Proceeds may <br />only be disbursed pursuant to reasonable disbursement procedures mutually agreed upon <br />by the Developer, the City and the First Mortgagee to fund the repair or the replacement <br />of the Minimum Improvements. <br />10.4. Condemnation. If, before the Termination Date, an entity with the power <br />of eminent domain other than the City or the Authority commences or threatens to <br />commence proceedings to acquire all or any portion of the Redevelopment Property <br />through the exercise of the power of eminent domain, the Developer must notify the City <br />within five Business Days of the date the Developer obtains actual knowledge the <br />condemning authority has commenced or is threatening to commence such eminent <br />domain proceedings. If an entity with the power of eminent domain acquires all of the <br />Redevelopment Property through the exercise of the power of eminent domain before the <br />Termination Date, the Developer must use the Condemnation Award, less any portion of <br />the Condemnation Award the Developer is required to pay to a holder of a First Mortgage <br />and to the City under the Developer Mortgage, to pay the City an amount equal to the <br />present value of the difference between the City's reasonable estimate of Tax Increments <br />the City would have received from the Redevelopment Property between the date of the <br />taking and the Termination Date in the absence of the taking and the City's reasonable <br />estimate of the Tax Increments the City will receive from the Redevelopment Property <br />following the taking or the Developer may enter into an agreement with the City for the <br />construction of a new project within the Tax Increment District having a minimum <br />market value equal to or greater than the minimum market value established for the <br />Redevelopment Property under the terms of the Assessment Agreement. If an entity with <br />the power of eminent domain acquires a part of the Redevelopment Property, the <br />Developer must either elect, by written notice to the City, to have the provisions of this <br />Section 10.3 which apply to a taking of all of the Redevelopment Property apply or enter <br />into an amendment to the Assessment Agreement with the City which confirms the <br />Assessment Agreement will continue in full force and effect (without modification of the <br />1353333vDOC <br />Red (V3 to V2) <br />Page 126 <br />