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6.0. EDSR 02-12-2001
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02/08/01 17:33 FAX LC8500 003 <br /> • Page 2 <br /> February 8, 2001 <br /> Failure to obtain the certificates of occupancy as required by the Redevelopment <br /> Agreement is a serious matter. There were many reasons for the development schedule set forth <br /> in the Redevelopment Agreement, including: <br /> • To ensure that adequate tax increment is available to fund City and Authority costs; <br /> and <br /> • To ensure that development of the business park, a primary objective of Tax <br /> Increment Financing District No. 19,proceeds in a timely manner. <br /> The development to date on the Shopping Center Property ensures that adequate tax <br /> increment will be generated from the Shopping Center Property,to meet the projections set forth <br /> in the Tax Increment Financing Plan for Tax Increment Financing District No. 19. However, it <br /> is still imperative that the primary goal of TIF District No. 19 and the Redevelopment <br /> Agreement, timely development of the business park,be realized. <br /> Pursuant to the Redevelopment Agreement, the Authority has a number of remedies for <br /> default available to it, including: <br /> • Suspension of payments due on the notes issued pursuant to the Redevelopment <br /> • Agreement (Section 3.5(a)); <br /> • Return of the initial payment made to Redeveloper(Section 4.4(a)); and <br /> • Termination of the Redevelopment Agreement(Section 8.2). <br /> This letter is to put Redeveloper on notice that an Event of Default has occurred and that <br /> Authority will suspend its performance under the Redevelopment Agreement and the Note until <br /> it receives assurances from Redeveloper, deemed reasonably adequate by the Authority, that <br /> Redeveloper will cure its default and continue its performance under the Redevelopment <br /> Agreement. Pursuant to Section 8.2 of the Redevelopment Agreement, these assurances should <br /> be received within thirty days of this notice to ensure that Authority does not enforce any of its <br /> remedies under the Redevelopment Agreement. If the Authority does not receive assurances <br /> within thirty days that Redeveloper will cure its default, Authority will determine at that time <br /> what remedies it will exercise. <br /> The Authority anticipates that the default which has occurred will be remedied and looks <br /> forward to hearing from you that: <br /> • The defaults identified in this letter will be remedied and a certificate of occupancy <br /> will be obtained for a minimum of 50,000 square feet of building space on the <br /> Business Park Property; and <br /> • Development of the Minimum Improvements will proceed as required by Section <br /> 3.2(i) of the Redevelopment Agreement and there will be no further defaults in the <br /> • development of the Minimum Improvements. <br />
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