StadCo Reimbursement From StadCo Capital Projects Fund Sample Clauses

StadCo Reimbursement From StadCo Capital Projects Fund. Subject to all of the provisions and limitations set forth in this Section 7.8(c), from time to time during the Term, StadCo may obtain funds available in the StadCo Capital Projects Fund, but only for the purpose of paying or reimbursing itself for expenses incurred in connection with Capital Matters. To obtain funds for the purpose of paying or reimbursing StadCo for Capital Matters, a StadCo Representative must execute and deliver to the Authority a certificate (“StadCo Certificate”) requesting that the Authority withdraw an amount from the StadCo Capital Projects Fund to either‌
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StadCo Reimbursement From StadCo Capital Projects Fund. Subject to all of the provisions and limitations set forth in this Section 7.8(c), from time to time during the Term, StadCo may obtain funds available in the StadCo Capital Projects Fund, but only for the purpose of paying or reimbursing itself for expenses incurred in connection with Capital Matters. To obtain funds for the purpose of paying or reimbursing StadCo for Capital Matters, a StadCo Representative must execute and deliver to the Authority a certificate (“StadCo Certificate”) requesting that the Authority withdraw an amount from the StadCo Capital Projects Fund to either (i) reimburse StadCo for costs incurred by StadCo in connection with Capital Matters as described in the StadCo Certificate or (ii) disburse all or a portion of such amount to the third Persons specified in the StadCo Certificate to pay those third Persons for costs incurred in connection with Capital Matters for which StadCo has liability. Each StadCo Certificate shall include (i) a statement that the particular costs incurred in connection with Capital Matters covered by the StadCo Certificate (A) are for Capital Matters that have been or will be completed in compliance with the terms of this Agreement, (B) have been Approved by the Authority or otherwise are not subject to the Authority’s Approval pursuant to the terms of Section 7.8(e) below, and (C) have not been previously reimbursed or paid out of the StadCo Capital Projects Fund or the Stadium Authority Capital Projects Fund as of the date of the StadCo Certificate and (ii) such invoices, purchase orders, bills of sale or other documents that reasonably evidence StadCo’s incurrence of such expenses and completion or undertaking to complete such Capital Matters. Absent manifest error, upon receipt of a StadCo Certificate, the Authority shall promptly (and in no event more than five (5) Business Days after receipt of such StadCo Certificate) withdraw from the StadCo Capital Projects Fund the amount specified in such StadCo Certificate, or as much as may be available in the StadCo Capital Projects Fund, if less, and disburse such amount to (i) StadCo to reimburse StadCo for the amount of costs incurred by StadCo in connection with the Capital Matters as specified in such StadCo Certificate or (ii) the third Persons specified in such StadCo Certificate to pay such third Persons the amounts specified in such StadCo Certificate. If any StadCo Certificate submitted by StadCo under this Section 7.8(c) does not include documents ...

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