Environmental Response Trust Accounts Sample Clauses

Environmental Response Trust Accounts. Upon receipt of the Properties and the Funds, the Environmental Response Trust Administrative Trustee shall set aside in separate segregated trust subaccounts (each an “Environmental Cost Account”), the Funding for Environmental Costs with respect to each Property as follows: (i) minimum estimated property funding shall be placed in a Minimum Estimated Property Funding Account containing funding amounts for each Property as set forth on Table A Column 2 attached to the Settlement Agreement and totaling $294,977,592, (ii) reserve property funding shall be placed in a Reserve Property Funding Account containing funding amounts for each Property as set forth on Table A Column 3 attached to the Settlement Agreement and totaling $52,054,867, and (iii) a Long Term OMM Property Funding Account containing funding amounts (if any) for each Property as set forth in Table A Column 4 attached to the Settlement Agreement and totaling $84,099,794. The Environmental Response Trust Administrative Trustee shall also set aside into a separate segregated trust subaccount the Cushion Funding totaling $68,282,400 (the “Cushion Funding Account”). The Environmental Response Trust Administrative Trustee shall further set aside into a separate segregated trust subaccount the Administrative Funding in an amount no less than $102 million (the “Administrative Funding Account”), and into a further separate segregated trust subaccount the Administrative Reserve Funding totaling $40 million (the “Administrative Funding Reserve Account”). The separate subaccounts are referred to in this Agreement individually as an “Environmental Response Trust Account” and collectively as the “Environmental Response Trust Accounts.” The initial Funds for each of the Environmental Response Trust Accounts shall be as set forth in Paragraph 32 of the Settlement Agreement, subject to adjustment as provided by Paragraphs 36 and 37 of the Settlement Agreement. Subject to Section 2.7 of this Agreement, the income and gains from any investment of the Environmental Response Trust Assets in an Environmental Response Trust Account shall be allocated, paid and credited to that same Environmental Response Trust Account and shall be used for the same purposes as the principal in that Environmental Response Trust Account as provided for in, and subject to the qualifications of, Paragraph 34 of the Settlement Agreement.
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Environmental Response Trust Accounts. ‌ The Environmental Response Trustee shall establish, maintain and hold the Environmental Response Trust Accounts consistent with the Article VIII of Plan and Section 2.1 of this Agreement, to administer the Environmental Response Trust Assets and distributions therefrom. The Environmental Response Trustee shall also maintain a dedicated Environmental Response Trust Administrative Account for administrative funds, which shall be used solely to pay the Administrative Costs as set forth herein.
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