Incentive Threshold Events Sample Clauses

Incentive Threshold Events. The “First Incentive Threshold Event” shall occur as of a Distribution Date if (A) the aggregate distributions made to the Private Owner pursuant to Section 6.6(b)(ii) as of such Distribution Date is equal to or greater than the product of two (2.0) and the Incentive Threshold Base Amount, and (B) the Incentive Threshold as of such Distribution Date (determined based on the Threshold Increase Amount for the First Incentive Threshold Event) is equal to zero. The “Second Incentive Threshold Event” shall occur as of a Distribution Date if (A) the aggregate distributions made to the Private Owner pursuant to Section 6.6(b)(ii) as of such Distribution Date is equal to or greater than the product of two and one-half (2.5) and the Incentive Threshold Base Amount, and (B) the Incentive Threshold as of such Distribution Date (determined based on the Threshold Increase Amount for the Second Incentive Threshold Event) is equal to zero.
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