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Approved Date
09/26/1989
Control Number
89-169
Entity Name
Sea Oaks
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PURCAHSE AGREEMENT AND IRRIGATION AGREEMENT
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13. Refundable Advances. Service Company reserves the right to <br />require refundable advances from Developer in order to provide an additional <br />source of funds which Service Mrpany may utilize in order to assure funding of <br />any particular phase of construction. Stated otherwise, Service Company Huy <br />require a Developer to advance funds in addition to the funds that Developer <br />would ordinarily be required to pay Lor his or its own Capacity needs with said <br />Developer expecting a refund from subsequent developers who may utilize capacity <br />constructed in any given phase. To that intent, refundable advances shall be <br />considered loans from the Developer to the Service Company. <br />At the election of the Service Company, refundable advances Can <br />include a provision for recovery of all costs expended by the service Company <br />for the construction of interim facilities, including related soft costs arca <br />ancillary expenses utilized in the creation, organization and early phase <br />OOnstruction of the Service Company. <br />At a minimum, Service Company may require retundabie advances in the <br />amount of plant Capacity charges for each ERC reserved by any particular <br />developer. Such refundable advances will bear interest at the rate of 12 <br />Percent per annum, or Chase prim:, whichever is higher. Such refundable <br />advances shall be repaid to the Developer from future connection charges <br />received from subsequent developers in excess of plant expansion costs required <br />Of such future developers. <br />14. Guaranteed Revenues. Service Carpany shall require Developer to <br />Pay guaranteed revenues equal to the then -applicable base facility charge for <br />each FICC reserved by such developer, which such guaranteed revenues shall be <br />payable upon the availability of the capacity subscribed to by each developer. <br />Guaranteed revenues shall be payable, as stated, when capacity is available and <br />sucri payments shall, be rade on a monthly basis. <br />15. Funding. Prior to the commencement of any construction for the <br />benefit of any developer, service Company shall require, at its sole option, <br />that Developer has guaranteed a wthod of financing of the construction of plant <br />capacity for said Developer. Such guarantees shall be in the form of either <br />cash or irrevocable letter of credit, or other toren of security, the type of <br />which shall be at the sole option of the Service Company. In any event, no <br />phase of construction shall be commenced by Service Company unL•il that phase <br />shall be fully funded. <br />16. ©inding Effect of Agreermnt. 11his Agreement shall be binding <br />upon and shall inure to the benefit tt oo Developer, Service Company and their <br />respective assigns and successors by rmrger, consolidation, conveyance or <br />otherwise. Any assignment or transfer by Developer shall be approved in writing <br />by Service Carpany. <br />17. Notice. Until further written notice by either party to the <br />other, all notices provided for herein shall be in writing and transmitted by <br />messenger, by Hail or by telegram, and if to Developer shall be nailed or <br />-11- <br />
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