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2009-104
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8/18/2009
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182
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ARTICLE IV <br />GRANT PAYMENTS FROM THE CITY <br />Section 4.01. Grant Payments. Subject to the requirements and limitations of this <br />Article, other terms and conditions of this Agreement and Developer's compliance with this <br />Agreement, the City will make Grant Payments to the Developer in the manner set forth in this <br />Article. <br />Section 4.02. Five Year Payment Period. At such time after the Effective date that the <br />Developer has added Personal Property with a cumulative assessed value of $2,000,000.00 it <br />shall be eligible to receive Grant Payments from the City. Beginning in the year after the first <br />year in which the cumulative assessed value of Personal Property added after the Effective Date <br />reaches $2,000,000.00, the City shall commence making Grant Payments once per year for a <br />period of five years. As new Personal Property is added in subsequent years, Grant Payments <br />shall be adjusted accordingly to reflect the value of such newly added Personal Property. Thus, <br />if any new Personal Property is added after the initial $2,000,000.00 addition of Personal <br />Property, Grant Payments shall be made for a Period of five years beginning in the year after <br />such new addition resulting in overlapping Grant Payment periods connected to various additions <br />of Personal Property. As the five year payment periods for earlier additions of Personal Property <br />expire, the Grant Payments connected to such additions shall terminate. If the five year period <br />applicable to any addition of Personal Property would extend beyond the Term, then the City's <br />obligation to make Grant Payments for such Personal Property shall end with the expiration of <br />the Term. <br />Section 4.03. Time for Payment. The City shall not be required to make a Grant <br />Payment during any applicable fiscal year of the City unless and until: <br />(a) the Personal Property Taxes for the prior year are received by the City from
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