Funding of and Disbursements from Operating Account Sample Clauses

Funding of and Disbursements from Operating Account. At Closing, the Authority shall have funded an operating account (the “Operating Account”) with $1,000,000.00. No later than the fifth Business Day before the end of each month (beginning with the first full month following the month of Closing), the Trustee is directed in the Indenture to transfer moneys in the Revenue Fund to the Operating and Maintenance Fund in an amount such that the balance on deposit in the Operating and Maintenance Fund will be equal to the amount required to be on deposit in the Operating and Maintenance Fund in the next ensuing month, based on the Annual Budget. On or before the last Business Day of each calendar month, the Authority shall transfer funds out of the Operating and Maintenance Fund to the Operating Account in amount sufficient to cover the “Operating and Maintenance Expenses” (as described in the Indenture and as shown on the approved Annual Budget) budgeted for the upcoming calendar month. Operator shall have the right to use and disburse funds out of the Operating Account at such times and in such amounts as Operator, in the exercise of its business judgment, determines to be reasonably necessary or appropriate to pay in a timely manner all operating and payroll costs and expenses incurred in connection with the Ferry System Operations, including compensation, benefits and other payroll costs of the Operator Employees, so long as such expenses are reflected in the Annual Budget. To the extent any Operating and Maintenance Expenses exceed the amounts reflected in the Annual Budget, Operator shall notify the Authority’s Designated Representative, and request a transfer of funds from the Surplus Fund and the Operating and Maintenance Reserve Fund established under the Indenture to pay such expenses. Upon approval of such expenses by the Authority’s Designated Representative, Operator may, but shall not be required to, advance funds to cover Operating and Maintenance Expenses of the Ferry System Operations, and amounts transferred to the Operating Account may be used to reimburse Operator for any Operating and Maintenance Expenses that may have been paid by advancement of funds from Operator (based on written evidence satisfactory to the Authority of the amount and purpose for such advances). All draws, disbursements or transfers of funds in the Operating Account shall be made only with the approval or authorization of an authorized signatory or representative of Operator, who shall be one or more of the Leased Employ...
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