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partners and lenders, and allow any such parties the right to cure a <br /> default by the tenant under the Ground Lease. <br /> x. Encumbrances. The Ground Lease will permit Developer to <br /> encumber its leasehold interest in the Land and ownership interest <br /> in the Improvements to secure loans to finance the Project, subject <br /> to City approval. Any funds from a loan secured by the <br /> Developer's interest in the Property must be used for the <br /> development, maintenance, rehabilitation or operation of the <br /> Project. The Developer agrees and acknowledges that nothing in <br /> this Agreement or the Ground Lease will permit the tenant to <br /> encumber City's fee interest in the Land <br /> xi. Affordability Restrictions. The Ground Lease will require the <br /> Project to be restricted for occupancy by lower income households <br /> at affordable rents with the specific affordability restrictions to be <br /> determined by agreement of the parties. The City may require <br /> recordation of a separate regulatory agreement imposing <br /> affordability requirements. Any affordability restrictions in the <br /> Ground Lease and any regulatory agreement shall be subordinated <br /> to the deeds of trust securing the repayment of the Project's <br /> conventional construction and permanent loans but shall not be <br /> subordinated to any other deeds of trust. In addition, if required by <br /> the Project's tax credit investor based on the Project's residual <br /> value analysis test,the Ground Lease and regulatory agreement <br /> may permit increases in the maximum rent and income levels after <br /> the 55th year of the Ground Lease term, but only to the extent <br /> necessary to satisfy the Project's residual value analysis test. <br /> xii. The Ground Lease, the Takeback Loan Documents, and additional <br /> documents to be executed by the parties relating to the Project may <br /> contain additional terms and conditions as agreed upon by the <br /> parties. <br /> c. Takeback Loan. The Parties agree that the Takeback Loan shall <br /> close on the date that construction financing closes for the Project(the "Closing Date"). The <br /> Takeback Loan shall be documented in a Takeback Loan Agreement. Developer's obligation to <br /> repay the Takeback Loan shall be evidenced by a promissory note (the "Takeback Note") and <br /> secured by a deed of trust recorded against Developer's leasehold interest in the Land and fee <br /> interest in the Improvements (the "Takeback Deed of Trust", and together with the Takeback <br /> Note, and the Takeback Loan Agreement,the "Takeback Loan Documents"), and shall be <br /> subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the Takeback Loan Documents and the Ground <br /> Lease. The Takeback Loan will be in the amount of the Capitalized Rent. The Takeback Loan <br /> shall have a maturity date that is 55 years from the conversion of the Project construction loan to <br /> permanent financing ("Maturity Date"), and shall bear interest at the long-term applicable <br /> federal rate. The Takeback Loan shall be repaid in annual payments from 50% of available <br /> 4 <br /> OAK#4811-5363-1135 v2 <br />
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