Common use of Event Notices Clause in Contracts

Event Notices. For purposes of this section, “material event” shall mean any event with respect to the Municipality (if it is a Principal Participating Municipality) required to be reported by KDHE pursuant to a Continuing Disclosure Undertaking. Upon a determination by KDHE that the Municipality is a Principal Participating Municipality, KDHE will provide instructions to the Municipality identifying such events then required to be reported, and the Municipality agrees to report such events to the extent required by a Continuing Disclosure Undertaking. The existing Continuing Disclosure Undertakings require reporting by a Principal Participating Municipality of four events, relating generally to (i) bankruptcy or insolvency, (ii) merger, consolidation or acquisition, (iii) incurrence of a financial obligation or debt and

Event Notices. For purposes of this section, “material event” shall mean any event with respect to the Municipality (if it is a Principal Participating Municipality) required to be reported by KDHE pursuant to a Continuing Disclosure Undertaking. Upon a determination by KDHE that the Municipality is a Principal Participating Municipality, KDHE will provide instructions to the Municipality identifying such events then required to be reported, and the Municipality agrees to report such events to the extent required by a Continuing Disclosure Undertaking. The existing Continuing Disclosure Undertakings require reporting by a Principal Participating Municipality of four events, relating generally to (i) bankruptcy or insolvency, (ii) merger, consolidation or acquisition, (iii) incurrence of a financial obligation or debt andand (iv) default, acceleration, termination or modification of a financial obligation or debt.

Event Notices. For purposes of this section, “material event” shall mean any event with respect to the Municipality (if it is a Principal Participating Municipality) required to be reported by KDHE pursuant to a Continuing Disclosure Undertaking. Upon a determination by KDHE that the Municipality is a Principal Participating Municipality, KDHE will provide instructions to the Municipality identifying such events then required to be reported, and the Municipality agrees to report such events to the extent required by a Continuing Disclosure Undertaking. The existing Continuing Disclosure Undertakings require reporting by a Principal Participating Municipality of four events, relating generally to (i) bankruptcy or insolvency, (ii) merger, consolidation or acquisition, (iii) incurrence of a financial obligation or debt andand (iv) default, acceleration, termination or modification of a financial