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BAP McCaslin Retail LLC
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Resolution
Signed Date
5/5/2015
Ord/Res - Year
2015
Ord/Res - Number
25
Property Address Number
994
Property Address Street Name
Dillon
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7D6
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45.160
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Resolutions
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and above the twelve months of sales reported to the City from July 1, <br />2014 to June 30, 2015. The five -year rebate period shall commence upon <br />and run continuously from the date that at least fifty percent (50%) of the <br />rentable square footage of the Project is leased and open for business to <br />the public. <br />5. Payment of Sales Tax Rebates. The sales tax rebates shall be paid by the <br />City in annual installments and shall be made in arrears on or before <br />February 28th for the prior year. No interest shall be paid on amounts <br />subject to rebate. <br />6. No Interest; Inspection and Disclosure of Records. No interest shall be <br />paid on any amounts subject to rebate under this Agreement. Each party <br />and its agents shall have the right to inspect and audit the applicable <br />records of the other party to verify the amount of any payment under this <br />Agreement, and each party shall cooperate and take such actions as may <br />be necessary to allow such inspections and audits. The Company <br />acknowledges that implementation of this Agreement requires calculations <br />based on the amount of taxes collected and paid by the Company with <br />respect to the term of this Agreement and issuance of rebate payment <br />checks in amounts determined pursuant to this Agreement, and that the <br />amounts of the rebate payment checks will be public information. The <br />Company, for itself, its successors, assigns, and affiliated entities, hereby <br />releases and agrees to hold harmless the City and its officers and <br />employees from any and all liability, claims, demands, and expenses in <br />any manner connected with any dissemination of information necessary <br />for or generated in connection with the implementation of rebate <br />provisions of this Agreement. <br />7. Use of Funds; Future Fees. Funds rebated pursuant to this Agreement <br />shall be used by Company solely for obligations and /or improvements <br />permitted under Louisville Municipal Code section 3.24.060 (as enacted <br />by Ordinance No. 1507, Series 2007). The rebates provided for under this <br />Agreement are solely for the initial construction of the Project. Any <br />subsequent construction activities shall be .subject to payment without <br />rebate of all applicable building permit fees of i c pnetwc ipn- use taxes. <br />8. Effect of Change in Tax Rate. Any increase or decrease in the City <br />general sales, construction use, or consumer use tax rate above or below <br />the applicable tax rate at the date of execution of this Agreement shall not <br />affect the rebate payments to be made pursuant to this Agreement; rather, <br />the amount of the rebate payments will continue to be based upon the <br />general sales, construction use, or consumer use tax rate applicable at the <br />date of ,execution of 1 s Agyeement lexcf rdjp9 The qty's tflfee-cjgf3#fls <br />percent (3/8 %) Open Space Tax and the one- eighth percent .(1/8 %) <br />Historic Preservation Tax). Any decrease in the City general sales, <br />construction use, or consumer use tax rates shall cause the amount of the <br />rebate payments made pursuant to this Agreement to be based on the <br />{00174494.DOC:4) Page 2 of 6 <br />
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