Electric System Surplus Revenue Fund Sample Clauses

Electric System Surplus Revenue Fund. The Treasurer shall continue to maintain the Electric System Surplus Revenue Fund (the “Surplus Revenue Fund”), so long as any of the 2016 Bonds remain Outstanding; provided, however, that if 2016 Bonds are the only Qualified Obligations Outstanding, such Electric System Surplus Revenue Fund shall be closed on the earlier of (i) the Crossover Date and (ii) the date that no 2016 Bonds remain Outstanding.
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Electric System Surplus Revenue Fund. The Treasurer shall continue to maintain the Electric System Surplus Revenue Fund (the “Surplus Revenue Fund”), so long as any of the 2015-A Bonds remain Outstanding; provided, however, that if 2015-A Bonds are the only Qualified Obligations and Second Lien Qualified Obligations Outstanding, such Electric System Surplus Revenue Fund shall be closed on the earlier of (i) the Crossover Date and (ii) the date that no 2015-A Bonds or obligations payable from such account remain outstanding.
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