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e. Limitations on Disbursement. The City is not required to disburse any proceeds to the Developer if they do not <br />commence construction by June 30, 2011 (loan agreement terminates). The City will only pay out proceeds of the <br />loan to the Developer after they have actually incurred the costs and submitted proof of payment. The Developer <br />will not be reimbursed for eligible costs that are reimbursed by the S2 million PAYGO TIF Note or for costs that <br />are not expended by December 31, 2011. <br />3. Miscellaneous. <br />a. Payment of Administrative Expenses. Costs associated with the creation of TIF District #14, Spending Plan for <br />TIF District 1 and 2, all agreements related to this development and the administrative fee paid to Landform, will be <br />paid from TIF District #1 and #2. The HRA and City will set up an interfiand loan for an amount not to exceed <br />S500,000 from this TIF District and will repay itself from TIF generated from TIF District #14, when such <br />increment is available. The interfiand loan will carry an interest rate of four (l) percent. <br />b. Development Fees. Since the HRA currently owns the property, they are required to pay the various fees <br />associated with platting the property. These fees are currently estimated to be approximately S2,443,200. The HRA <br />will be setting up an interfiand loan from TIF District 2 to pay for these fees. TIF District 2 will be repaid from TIF <br />generated from various projects within the new TIF District. <br />c. Assistance For Commercial Space. If after twelve (12) months from receiving the Certificate of Occupancy for <br />the commercial space the Developer has not been able to lease all or a portion of the space to a third party, the <br />HRA will provide assistance to the Developer. The HRA will provide the Developer up to S16 sq ft annually, for up <br />to a three year period, for space that has not been leased by a third party (up to SI44, 000 maximum). <br />d. Contingency For Rail Stop. At any time on or before January 15, 2011, the City or Developer may terminate the <br />development agreement by written notice if they are not comfortable that the City will secure a North Star <br />Commuter Rail Stop and complete construction of the Rail Stop on or before July 1, 2012. <br />e. Sale or Assignment. The Developer is precluded from selling its development rights to the project or the property, <br />development agreement or TIF Note prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy (CO) on the project. The <br />Developer can only sell or transfer its rights upon written approval from the City, which approval can be granted, <br />withheld or conditioned solely at the Citv's discretion. <br />f Events of Defcntlt. The following issues constitute an event ofdefault: <br />i. Developer's default in the performance of one or more of their obligations under the Purchase Agreement. <br />ii. Failure of the Developer to construct the minimum improvements. <br />iii. Developer default in the timely payment of any amounts due under the City Loan Agreement or the City Note. <br />Kurt Ulrich <br />COR Apartments - Development Proposal and Terms of Development Agreement and Other Obligations <br />December 14, 2010 <br />Page 6 <br />iv. Developer default in timely reimbursement to the City for costs associated with the way finding and stall <br />designation signage in the parking ramp expansion. <br />v. The holder of any mortgage on the property commences foreclosure proceedings. <br />vi. Developer filing any petition for bankruptcy or reorganization. <br />vii. Failure of Developer to pay real estate taxes or special assessments. <br />