CID Proceeds Sample Clauses

CID Proceeds. The revenues received from the imposition of the CID Sales Tax constitute the "CID Proceeds" and shall be collected and deposited into the CID Fund (as defined in Section 4.3(c)). The CID Proceeds shall be used to reimburse the UG for the UG Contribution, plus Interest, subject to the limitations in the CID Act. When and if the UG has been fully reimbursed for the UG's Contribution plus Interest, then the Developer may utilize any remaining CID Proceeds for the balance of the CID Collection Period for eligible Project Costs as described in the Total Project Budget attached hereto as Exhibit H, and any other hard construction costs authorized by the CID Petition and legally eligible under the CID Act ("Developer's CID Expenses"). The Developer's CID Expenses, along with the portions of the Project Costs in the Total Project Budget attached hereto as Exhibit H which may be paid for by the UG Contribution and are legally eligible under the CID Act shall be referred to herein as "CID Eligible Expenses").
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