Alternative No. 2: Repayment of Principal, Interest, Recover Additional 100% of Principal Amount, Collection Costs, Litigation Costs and Attorney Fees
Alternative No. 1: Repayment by Practicing Medicine Full-Time in the Community
Alternative No. 1: Repayment by Practicing Full-Time in the Community
Alternative No. 2: Repayment of Principal, Interest, Liquidated Damages, Collection Costs, Litigation Costs and Attorney Fees
Alternative No. 3. HCD may determine that, beginning in the thirteenth (13th) Year after the date of the HAP Contract and continuing through the end of the fifteenth (15th) Year after the date of the HAP Contract:
Alternative No. 2 – Issuance of License Agreement to the City of Hermiston for Modifications to Existing Water Treatment Facilities The City of Hermiston proposes to upgrade an existing water treatment facility to create an RWP, complete with a new outfall pipeline with three discharge locations. Even thought the existing treatment plant was constructed in 1980 it still meets existing water quality limits of its NPDES permit. However, upgrades are required in order to meet new total maximum daily load (TMDL) limits and accommodate for future growth in the urban growth boundary. For this EA and under this alternative, Reclamation would grant a license agreement to the City to install, operate and maintain a recycled water pipeline and one outfall structure located on Reclamation fee title land. The pipeline and outfall structure will be used by the City to transport and deliver high quality (Class A) recycled water from the City’s municipal Recycled Water Plant to the XXXX canal during the summer season for irrigation agricultural purposes. The pipeline portion of the project involves installing a 7,500-ft long, 18-inch diameter main pressure pipeline from an existing 18-inch diameter water pipeline currently located under the Umatilla River. This portion of the pipeline under the river connects to the City’s RWP and will not need to be modified as part of this project. The 7,500 feet of pipeline will then connect to a concrete Flow Distribution Structure (FDS) with valves to allow flow to either be directed to the river outfall or the XXXX main canal depending on seasonal need. A 550-ft pipeline segment from the FDS will terminate at the outfall into the Umatilla River pool upstream of Three-Mile Dam. The outfall will discharge Class A Recycled Water during the winter (November through March). From the FDS, an additional 1,500-ft of 18-inch diameter pipeline will be installed ending at the XXXX main canal. Class A Recycled Water will be delivered to the XXXX canal during the summer (March through October).
Alternative No. 2 - Operational AFE System a supplemental AFE for the estimated expenditures for the Operating Committee's approval, and Operator shall provide reasonable details of such overexpenditures. The Work Program and Budget shall be revised accordingly and the overexpenditures permitted in Article 6.8(A) shall be based on the revised Work Program and Budget. Operator shall promptly give notice of the amounts of overexpenditures when actually incurred.
Alternative No. 1 (Preferred). HCD may determine that, beginning not earlier than the tenth (10th) anniversary of the date of the HAP Contract, and upon expiration or termination of the HAP Contract, Developer shall rent the Housing Units to Very Low Income Households (earning not more than 50% of Orange County Median Income) at an Affordable Rent but only as each such Housing Unit becomes vacant as a result of attrition and/or eviction due to actual documented tenant default.
Alternative No. 2. HCD may determine that, beginning in the eleventh (11th) Year after the date of the HAP Contract and continuing through the end of the twelfth (12th) Year after the date of the HAP Contract, all Housing Units at the Project (both units of existing Extremely Low Income, i.e., previous Section 8 tenants, and newly vacant Housing Units) must be rented to and occupied by Extremely Low Income Households paying an Affordable Rent; under this Alternative No. 2, beginning in the eleventh (11th) Year, the existing Extremely Low Income tenants, i.e., previous Section 8 tenants, will continue to pay an Affordable Rent that is equal to thirty percent (30%) of their actual income and tenants of newly vacant Housing Units will pay an Affordable Rent which is equal to thirty percent (30%) of thirty percent (30%) of Orange County Median Income for a family of a size appropriate to the unit.
Alternative No. 2 The Participating Parties in the Development Facilities own all of the excess capacity of the Development Facilities and the excess weight, space and buoyancy of the Platform. Each Participating Party in the Development Facilities does not have the right to use its Participating Interest share of the excess capacity, weight, space and buoyancy for hydrocarbon production from outside the Lease. Each Participating Party in the Development Facilities or Platform must obtain the unanimous approval of the other Participating Parties in the Development Facilities or Platform in order to utilize any portion of the excess capacity, weight, space and buoyancy. It must negotiate the payment of a fee with the Participating Parties in the Development Facilities or Platform in order to utilize any portion of the excess capacity, weight, space and buoyancy. Each of the Participating Parties in the Development Facilities or Platform shall receive its Participating Interest share of all fees derived from the utilization of the excess capacity, weight, space and buoyancy. All hydrocarbon production from outside the Lease shall be processed under a “Facilities Use and Production Handling Agreement” unanimously agreed to by the Participating Parties in the Development Facilities.
