Examples of PACE special assessment in a sentence
PACE Agreement (Appendix 1b): A document signed by the Property Owner and the District, includes the Property Owner’s consent to the PACE special assessment and the requirements of the XX XXXX Program.
The maximum dollar amount of a PACE special assessment shall be negotiated on a project-specific basis between the property owner and the bond purchaser/commercial lender based upon the specific energy efficiency improvement(s) and/or renewable energy system(s) included in the individual PACE Special Assessment Agreement.
The specific amount of a PACE special assessment, which shall be consented to by the property owner by its execution of a special assessment agreement in the form promulgated by the municipality, shall be deemed the benefit conferred with respect to the property and shall be in lieu of the amount being determined by any other procedures contained in this Title otherwise applicable to determining the actual benefit conferred on the property.
The property owner must be aware of the fact that the Federal Housing Finance Agency has made a statement indicating that they will not give a mortgage to a potential buyer of a residential property if the property has a PACE special assessment recorded against it.
The property owner agrees to financing terms and then the PACE special assessment is added to the property’s tax bill.
Term Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall commence on the date first written above and shall expire upon the payment in full of the PACE special assessment created herein.
A PACE special assessment shall not be considered an "equivalent consensual security interest" for the purposes of the "New Jersey Residential Mortgage Lending Act," sections 1 through 39 of P.L.2009, c.53 (C.17:11C-51 et seq.).
For funds supplied by Ingham County, the interest rate on a PACE special assessment shall be sufficient to pay principal and interest on the bonds as determined by the AuthorizedOfficial.
PACE financing may be a viable way to achieve such efficiencies, however in order to protect a mortgagee’s and FHA’s interest, a mortgagor must receive written consent from its mortgagee and HUD to enter into a PACE special assessment or special assessment.
Qualifying Property” means a residential dwelling as defined in Section 103(v) of the Federal Truth in Lending Act (24 V.S.A § 3262(a)) located in a Municipality’s PACE special assessment district.