Backup and Maximum Project Special Tax Rates Sample Clauses

Backup and Maximum Project Special Tax Rates. Each RMA will provide for: (i) backup Project Special Tax rates that will be applied to each Taxable Parcel in a tract map, improvement area, tax zone, condominium plan, or other identifiable area on Developed Property (each a “Backup Project Special Tax Rate”); and (ii) maximum Project Special Tax rates on Developed Property and Undeveloped Property (each a “Maximum Project Special Tax Rate”). The Maximum Project Special Tax Rate for a Taxable Parcel of Developed Property will be the greater of the applicable Assigned Project Special Tax Rate or the applicable Backup Project Special Tax Rate. Developer and the Agency will structure the Backup Project Special Tax Rates and Maximum Project Special Tax Rates for a CFD to be consistent with the funding goals established for the CFD, considering Developer’s development plans and preferences for structuring the Project Special Tax rates within the applicable CFD, and this Financing Plan.
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Backup and Maximum Project Special Tax Rates. Each RMA will provide for: (i) backup Project Special Tax rates that will be applied to each Taxable Parcel in a tract map, Improvement Area, tax zone, condominium plan, or other identifiable area on Developed Property (each a “Backup Project Special Tax Rate”); and (ii) maximum Project Special Tax rates on Developed Property and Undeveloped

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