Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount Sample Clauses

Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount. The Club may periodically make, or cause to be made, additional deposits of funds or irrevocable and unconditional letters of credit with the Trustee to fund certain Project Costs. The Trustee shall accept any such additionally deposited funds or letters of credit and hold them in, or for the benefit of, the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount. To the extent the Corporation submits a Requisition Requesting Disbursement of Project Costs which indicates payments are to be made from the Club Excess Project Cost Subaccount, then the Trustee shall use funds on deposit in the Club Excess Project Cost Subaccount to make payments in accordance with such Requisition. Unless otherwise instructed by the Corporation, all payments of Project Costs designated by the Corporation to be made from the Club Excess Project Cost Subaccount shall be made first from cash on deposit in the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount prior to any draws being made on any letter of credit held by the Trustee for the benefit of the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount. To the extent there are not sufficient funds available and on deposit in the Club Excess Project Cost Subaccount on the day that the Corporation submits a Requisition Requesting Disbursement of Project Costs which indicates payments are to be made from the Club Excess Project Cost Subaccount, then the Trustee shall on the next Business Day present a sight draft to the bank which issued the letter of credit being held in the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount requesting a draw thereunder in the amount of (i) the sum by which the Project Costs to be paid from the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount exceed the cash in the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount if the letter of credit permits multiple partial draws thereunder; or (ii) the total face amount of the applicable letter of credit if such letter of credit does not permit multiple, partial draws. To the extent multiple draws are permitted under the terms of any letter of credit, only a copy of such letter of credit should accompany any such partial draws and the Trustee shall retain the original letter of credit until the final draw thereunder or receipt of specific written instructions of the Corporation to otherwise release such letter of credit. The proceeds of any draw on a letter of credit held for the benefit of the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount shall be deposited into the Club Excess Project Costs Subaccount and used to make payments of the Project Costs ...
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