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Operation of the Facility; Required Jobs and Required Payroll; Following commencement the Company shall continuously maintain Operation of the Facility throughout the Employment Period. During each Project Year, the Company shall maintain the following Required Jobs and Required Payroll: Project Year Required Jobs Required Payroll 1 158 $2,940 ,000 2 317 $6,080,000 3 317 $6,260,000 4 317 $6,450,000 5 317` $6,640,000 6 317 $6,840,000 7 317 $7,040,000 Failure to maintain Required Jobs shall not be considered a default if Required Payroll is met or nonperformance reimbursement timely made in accordance with Section 4.03(A).
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