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BUDGETS, PROJECT MANAGER. COSTS AND CASH FLOW PROJECTIONS. MRD represents and warrants to Lakes that attached hereto as Exhibit I are construction, development and equipment budgets for each Project; that such budgets contain MRD's best estimate, as of the date of this Agreement, of all costs and expenses necessary to develop, construct, equip and open each of the Projects; and that MRD is not aware of any other costs or expenses except as expressly set forth therein. MRD represents and warrants to Lakes that MRD has included in the budgets for each Project certain Project costs payable to parties independent of MRD or Lakes, including a full-time on-site lender representative for each Project (who will be an employee of the Project Companies), rent for office space, third party consulting fees and other overhead payable to such independent third parties and directly related to each Project, as more specifically described on Exhibits J and K attached hereto (the "Project Manager Costs"), which contain MRD's best estimates of such costs as of the date of this Agreement. The Project Manager Costs, subject to the approval of Lakes as to the amount thereof, shall be initially paid by advances from Lakes under the Project Development Loans until Tribal loan payments or any lease fees are received from each Project. MRD also represents and warrants to Lakes that attached hereto as Exhibit L are MRD's most recent projections for the gross cash flows and Net Cash Flows with respect to each of the Projects, which projections contain MRD's best estimate of all such amounts; and MRD is not aware of any other revenues or related costs and expenses necessary to complete the Projects, except as expressly set forth therein and in the related Project Manager Costs budgets also attached hereto as Exhibits J and K.
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