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Agreement Introduction. Allocable Share Section 8.1(c)(i) Applicable Information Section 12.11(b)(iii) Applicable Vehicles Section 6.6(b) Appraisal Date Section 6.3(e)(i) Appraisal Notice Section 6.3(e)(iii) Appraised Value Section 6.3(e)(vi) Appraisers Section 6.3(e)(iv) Approval of the Executive Committee Section 3.2 Approved Section 3.2 Approved Investment Section 4.1(b) Approved Partnership Budget Section 6.2(c) Arbitration Notice Section 9.4 BCIMC Section 12.11(b)(iii) BCIMC College Introduction BCIMC Hydro Introduction BCIMC International Real Estate Recitals BCIMC Limited Partner Introduction BCIMC Municipal Introduction BCIMC Parties Section 12.11(b)(iv) BCIMC Public Service Introduction BCIMC Representative Section 3.1 BCIMC Teachers Introduction BCIMC USA Recitals BCIMC WCB Introduction BCIMC WCBAF Introduction Benefit Plan Investor Section 12.8(k) BTC Intermediate Portfolio Holdco Section 2.2(c) BTC Portfolio Holdco Section 2.2(c) Business Day Section 3.3(b) Buy-Sell Section 9.1(a)(i) Buy-Sell Closing Period Section 9.1(d)(i) Buy-Sell Deposit Section 9.1(c) Buy-Sell Notice Section 9.1(a)(i) Buy-Sell Price Section 9.1(a)(ii) Calculation Date Section 5.1(a) Capital Account Section 4.5 Capital Call Funding Period Section 4.3(d) Capital Call Notice Section 4.3(d) Capital Commitment Section 4.3(e) Capital Contributions Section 4.3(a) Carried Interest Amounts Section 5.1(b) Carried Interest Distributions Section 5.1(c) Cash Available for Distribution Section 5.1(d) Cause Section 7.4(a) Cause Notice Section 7.4(b) Certificate of Limited Partnership Recitals Closing Period Section 8.1(c)(ii)(A) Code Section 2.2(c) Confidential Information Section 12.11(a) Contributing Partner Section 4.4(b) Control Section 12.9 Core Investment Section 2.2(b)(ii) CPR Section 7.4(b) Cumulative 6.5% Internal Rate of Return Amount Section 5.1(e) Cumulative 8.5% Internal Rate of Return Amount Section 5.1(f) Cure Date Section 4.4(c) Dallas Portfolio Section 5.1(g) Dallas Portfolio Cash Available for Distribution Section 5.1(h) Deadlock Event Section 3.2 Default Date Section 4.4(c) Default Period Section 4.4(c) Defaulting Partner Section 4.4(a) Deposit Section 8.1(c)(ii) Development Investment Section 2.2(b)(iii) Disputed Issue Section 7.4(b) Due Care Section 6.3(a) EC Indemnitee Section 6.7(c) Election Period Section 9.2(b)(i) Eligibility Requirements Section 8.1(b) Embargoed Person Section 12.8(m) ERISA Section 12.8(k) Executive Committee Section 3.1 Executive Officer Section 7.4(a)(iv) Exemption S...
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Agreement Introduction. Amended Articles Section 2.1 Articles Amendment Recitals Series A Preferred Stock Section 2.1 Closing Section 3.1(b) Closing Date Section 3.1(b) Company Introduction Company Transaction Documents Section 4.2 Effective Date Introduction Final Share Number Section 6.6 Investor Transaction Documents Section 5.2 Investors Introduction Investors’ Representative Section 10.13(a) Investors’ Representative Expenses Section 10.13(b) Joinder Agreement Section 6.3(a) Onex Introduction Onex Investors Introduction Participating Shareholder Section 6.3(a) Participation Offering Section 6.3(a) Party/Parties Recitals
Agreement Introduction. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (“TCEQ”), an agency of the State of Texas, and Texas A&M University—Corpus Christi (“Third-Party Administrator”), a part of the Texas A&M University System, which is exempt from federal income taxation as a public university of the State of Texas, enter this Third-Party Supplemental Environmental Project Agreement (from now on “Agreement”). The Agreement is effective on the date signed by an authorized representative of TCEQ. The Third-Party Administrator has developed an environmental enhancement project (“Project”), which is described in this Agreement. The parties agree that the Project qualifies as a supplemental environmental project (“SEP”) under Texas Water Code § 7.067 and TCEQ guidance on SEPs. This Agreement designates this Project as a pre-approved SEP. Respondents to TCEQ enforcement actions may choose to contribute to an eligible pre-approved SEP that benefits the community in which the alleged violation occurred. All contributions to pre- approved SEPs are voluntary, and all funds will come directly from eligible respondents. Each party designates the following individual as its initial representative for implementing this Agreement and for receipt of notice or other information required by the Agreement. Name: Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxx Title: SEP Attorney Telephone: (000) 000-0000 Email: Xxxxxxx.Xxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxx.xxxxx.xxx Mailing Address: Litigation Division Attn: SEP Attorney Mail Code 175 Texas Commission on Environmental Quality P.O. Box 13087 Austin, Texas 78711-3087 Overnight or Courier: Litigation Division Attn: SEP Attorney Mail Code 175 Texas Commission on Environmental Quality 00000 Xxxx 00 Xxxxxx, Xxxx A Austin, Texas 78711-3087 TEXAS COMMISSION ON Page 1 of 17 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Xxxx X. Xxxxxxxxxx Director, Office of Legal Services 6/26/24
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