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10159
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Financial- COPS (Insurance Information)
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Marion County
BLDG Date
1/1/1999
Building
Courthouse Square
BLDG Document Type
Finance
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CS9801 Courthouse Square Construction
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From: "Edward Einowski" <eeinowski@stoel.com> <br />To: GWM1.M-LEGAL(MHANSEN) <br />Date: 12/4/98 4:18pm <br />Subject: Re: Notice Address -Reply <br />Yes - Z received the MBIA final commitment. Unfortunately, contrary to my <br />discussions with MBIA earlier this week, the attachement enitled "Lease <br />Transactions Subject to Annual Appropriation General Document Provisions" <br />still has the langauge concerning "triple net lease" opinions and other <br />inappropriate items. These were supposed to be removed from the final. I've <br />got a call into Angela Grassi at MBIA to see what she wants to do (she's out <br />until Monday). I've suggested that Billy merely strike out and initial the <br />offending paragraphs and then sign and return the commitment, but left Angela <br />the option of sending us a new one that deletes these provisions (the ones in <br />question are A. l. and 2.). I don't think there's any real problem here, just <br />the fact that the commitment gets generated by their "closing department" who <br />no doubt was in "automatic pilot" when they prepared it and sent it out. In <br />any event, I'll let you know what the deal is when I talk to Angela on Monday. <br />Also, I've finished re-running the "good costs/bad costs" numbers based on the <br />pricing information. As you may recall, back during a September meeting at <br />Melvin Marks, the County identified $2,492,863 in cash equity that it was <br />putting into the project (i.e., over and above the Certificate proceeds <br />available to pay project costs). If this cash equity figure is correct (I <br />still haven't had anyone confirm that it is still accurate - Billy, can you <br />confirm or deny?), then we're in the clear on "good costs/bad costs". We can <br />discuss this further when we talk about the Tax Certificate next week. Have a <br />good weekend. <br />»> MICHAEL HANSEN <MHANSEN@OPENGOVT.OPEN.ORG> 12/04 3:34 PM »> <br />Ed, <br />we are working on it. will respond soon. <br />In the meantime, I sent you a fax on the MBIA commitment. Did you get it? <br />Any thoughts? <br />CC: GWM2.M-MAR2(BWASSON) <br />
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