Pledge of Net Available Increment Sample Clauses

Pledge of Net Available Increment. In connection with the DDA, theThe City and the Agency are enteringentered into the Tax Allocation Agreement to facilitate implementation of this Financing Plan, under which the Agency states its intention to incur indebtedness and pledge and use Net Available Increment for the repayment of the indebtedness, and the City agrees to the Agency’s indebtedness and pledge and use of Net Available Increment as provided in this Financing Plan. Under the DDA, Xxxxxxxxx has agreed to develop the Project Site in the manner set forth in the DDA, and under this Financing Plan the Agency has agreed to reimburse Developer for Qualified Project Costs incurred in connection with such development in the amounts and in the manner set forth in this Financing Plan. The total amount of the indebtedness incurred by the Agency is set forth as the “Qualified Project Costs” for the Project as a whole in the Summary Proformafor the Stadium Alternative (or the Non-Stadium Alternative if the Stadium Termination Event has occurred), as amended pursuant to this Financing Plan. The Agency’s obligation contained in this Financing Plan is an “indebtedness” of the Agency under section 33670(b) of the CCRL that is secured by a pledge of Net Available Increment by the Agency. While the Agency shall comply with the Bonded Indebtedness Limit in the issuance of Tax Allocation Debt, the Bonded Indebtedness Limit does not limit the amount of the “indebtedness” of the Agency under this Financing Plan. The Agency represents and warrants that there are no other pledges of Net Available Increment to any other “indebtedness” of the Agency under the CCRL except for the Agency-Wide Indebtedness and the Existing Indebtedness.
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Pledge of Net Available Increment. City agrees that each IFD, when formed, will irrevocably pledge the Net Available Increment to the financing of the Qualified Project Costs, to the repayment of any Conditional City Increment used to pay debt service on IFD Debt for such IFD in the manner set forth in Section 3.5(d) and to the extent set forth in Section 3.3(e), and to any IFD Debt issued for such IFD. City will take all actions necessary under the IFD Act and the policies of the County Assessor to ensure that Net Available Increment will be available for purposes of this Financing Plan, including providing in the IFP for each IFD for the filing of any required annual Statement of Indebtedness. Except for the subordinate pledge of Net Available Increment pursuant to the Navy Promissory Note (the “Subordinate Pledge”), City represents and warrants that there are no other pledges of Net Available Increment to any other projects or persons, and that neither the City nor the IFD will pledge, encumber, assign, allocate, or otherwise promise the Net Available Increment to any other projects or persons other than as set forth in this Financing Plan (with such covenant included in the IFP for each IFD).
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Pledge of Net Available Increment. Authority irrevocably pledges Net Available Increment for the purposes set forth in this Financing Plan. Authority will take all actions necessary under the Tax Allocation Agreement to ensure that Net Available Increment will be available for purposes of this Financing Plan, including filing an annual Statement of Indebtedness and other actions described in the Tax Allocation Agreement.
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Pledge of Net Available Increment. City agrees that each IFD, when formed, will irrevocably pledge the Net Available Increment to the financing of the Qualified Project Costs, to the repayment of any Conditional City Increment used to pay debt service on IFD Debt in the manner set forth in Section 3.5(d) and to the extent set forth in Section 3.3(e), and to any IFD Debt issued. City will take all actions necessary under the IFD Act and the policies of the County Assessor to ensure that Net Available Increment will be available for purposes of this Financing Plan, including filing any required annual Statement of Indebtedness. Except for the subordinate pledge of Net Available Increment pursuant to the Navy Promissory Note (the “Subordinate Pledge”), City represents and warrants that there are no other pledges of Net Available Increment to any other projects or persons, and that City will not pledge, encumber, assign, allocate, or otherwise promise the Net Available Increment to any other projects or persons other than as set forth in this Financing Plan.
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