Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue Bonds Sample Clauses

Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue Bonds. The CITY shall create a "local government corporation" (the “LGC”) pursuant to Subchapter D of Chapter 431 of the Transportation Code to issue one or more series of contract revenue bonds, a tax-exempt series and, if necessary, a taxable series (collectively, the “Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue Bonds”) to finance the construction of the Supplemental Educational Facilities Project pursuant to Section 1509.003 of the Texas Government Code, as amended. Pursuant to this proposed financing structure (the “Proposed Supplemental Educational Facilities Project Financing Structure”), the CITY, the LGC, the ZONE and the Development Corporation of McAllen, Inc. (the “4B CORPORATION”), a nonprofit economic development corporation originally created pursuant Section 4B of Article 5190.6, Texas Revised Civil Statutes (now codified primarily in Chapters 501 and 505 of the Local Government Code and known as the Development Corporation Act), would enter into an inter-local agreement (the “Educational Facilities Project Interlocal Funding Agreement”) whereby the 4B CORPORATION and the ZONE, from the respective sources set forth herein, would obligate themselves to pay the LGC an amount sufficient to pay debt service on the Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue Bonds. The 4B CORPORATION’s payment obligation pursuant to the Educational Facilities Project Interlocal Funding Agreement would be subordinate only to the obligation of the 4B CORPORATION to make debt service payments on its outstanding Sales Tax Revenue Bonds, Series 1998. The ZONE’s payment obligation pursuant to the Educational Facilities Project Interlocal Funding Agreement would be limited to the availability of Additional Payments, as defined in Section V.F.1. hereof. Pursuant to the Educational Facilities Project Interlocal Funding Agreement, the 4B CORPORATION’s source of pledge (its sales tax) would only be utilized to pay debt service on the Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue Bonds in the event that the Additional Payments would be insufficient to pay such debt service on the Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue Bonds. The Parties to this Agreement acknowledge that the 4B CORPORATION’s pledge of its sales tax and the LGC’s issuance of a series of the Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue Bonds as tax-exempt bonds shall significantly reduce the interest rate paid on the Supplemental Educational Facilities Contract Revenue B...
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