Payment Process for Public Improvements Sample Clauses

Payment Process for Public Improvements. (a) The City shall authorize reimbursement of the Public Improvement Project Costs from (i) PID Bond Proceeds or from (ii) Assessments collected in the PID as set forth in 7.04 below. The Developer shall submit a Payment Certificate to the City for Public Improvement Project Costs. The form of the Payment Certificate is set forth in Exhibit F as may be modified by the Indenture or Reimbursement Agreement. The City and PID administrator shall review the sufficiency of each Payment Certificate with respect to compliance with this Agreement, compliance with the City Regulations ,the PD and Applicable Law, and compliance with the applicable SAP and Plans and Specifications within thirty (30) business days of receipt from the Developer. After review, the City shall send notice to the Developer of what is approved in each Payment Certificate and what is denied and will notify Developer of additional documentation needed. Approved costs in a Payment Certificate shall be forwarded for payment in a timely manner and the City will work with the Developer to resolve amounts not approved in each Payment Certificate.
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Payment Process for Public Improvements. (a) The City shall authorize payment or reimbursement of the Public Improvement Project Costs from PID Bond Proceeds or from Assessments collected in the PID as set forth in Section 9.04 below. The Developer shall submit a Payment Certificate to the City (no more frequently than monthly) for Public Improvement Project Costs as approved by the City. The form of the Payment Certificate is set forth in Exhibit G, as may be modified by the applicable Indenture or Reimbursement Agreement. The City shall review the sufficiency of each Payment Certificate with respect to compliance with this Agreement, compliance with the Applicable Law, and compliance with the SAP, and Plans and Specifications. The City shall review each Payment Certificate within thirty (30) Business Days of receipt thereof and upon approval, certify the Payment Certificate pursuant to the provisions of the applicable Indenture or Reimbursement Agreement, and payment shall be made to the Developer or its designee pursuant to the terms of the applicable Indenture or Reimbursement Agreement, provided that funds are available under the applicable Indenture or Reimbursement Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the City shall review the first Payment Certificate within forty-five (45) Business Days of receipt thereof. If a Payment Certificate is approved only in part, the City shall specify the extent to which the Payment Certificate is approved and payment for such partially approved Payment Certificate shall be made to the Developer pursuant to the terms of the applicable Indenture or Reimbursement Agreement, provided that funds are available under the applicable Indenture or Reimbursement Agreement.
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