Supporting Documentation · Nov 10, 2024
West Orange Township_Fourth Round HEFSP_Final Draft
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Show all pages(b) Redeveloper will undertake a program of local preference to facilitate entering into contracts with and/or purchasing good and services from local merchants and businesses located within the Township, including preferences for local retail and restaurant businesses; (c) Where applicable, Redeveloper will at all times conform to the laws, regulations, policies of the State, the Federal government, and other governmental bodies with respect to affirmative action and equal employment opportunities requirements, and particularly those which are imposed as a condition to receipt of any government sponsored funding for the Project, notwithstanding any other provision of this Redevelopment Agreement to the contrary. 12.4 Reporting and Enforcement. During construction of the Project, Redeveloper shall use good faith efforts to provide that: (a) All contracts entered into by the Redeveloper for the construction of the Project shall contain appropriate language to effectuate this Article. (b) If and as reasonably requested by the Township, or if otherwise required by Applicable Law, Redeveloper and its contractors and subcontractors shall submit periodic reports regarding their compliance with this Article. ARTICLE XIII PILOT CONTINGENCY & FINANCIAL AGREEMENT; LITIGATION COSTS; 2017 TAX APPEAL 13.1 PILOT Contingency & Financial Agreement. (a) Redeveloper intends to apply to the Township for approval of a financial agreement with respect to Block 155, Lots 40.02 and 42.02 (the “Financial Agreement”) providing for, among other things, payments in lieu of taxes (the “PILOT”) pursuant to the Long Term Tax Exemption Law and the Redevelopment Area Bond Financing Law. The Township agrees to consider such application in good faith and to consider and pursue in good faith and in accordance with the criteria set forth in the Applicable Laws the issuance of non-recourse redevelopment area bonds (the “RAB”) of not more than a total par amount of Four Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($4,500,000.00) to provide financial assistance to the Project. The RAB, if issued, may be issued in multiple series, as further described and limited at Exhibit G hereto, and shall comply with the criteria to be set forth in the Financial Agreement and the resolutions, indentures or other agreements to be negotiated providing for and securing the issuance of the RAB. The RAB shall be
y with the criteria to be set forth in the Financial Agreement and the resolutions, indentures or other agreements to be negotiated providing for and securing the issuance of the RAB. The RAB shall be non-recourse to the Township and shall not in any way require the Township to levy ad valorem taxes, whether to pay principal, interest, interest reserves or any other costs or expenses with respect to the RAB. The Redeveloper may utilize the proceeds of the RAB for costs of the Project, including, but not limited to, the construction of Infrastructure Improvements, the construction of the Library Improvements (or in the alternative, payment to the Township of $1,500,000.00 toward Library Improvements), and construction of the Public Dog Park. 41 4839-2360-2911, v. 3
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