The California Bond Funding Sample Clauses

The California Bond Funding. In the event that the Bond Measure is placed on the ballot and approved by voters, bond funds available from the Bond Measure shall be managed pursuant to California bond law; however, the State of California agrees that, to the extent permitted by law, the California Bond Funding shall be managed and disbursed in a manner consistent with and complementary to the management and disbursement of the Customer Contribution.
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The California Bond Funding. A. The California Legislature has approved a general obligation bond (“Bond Measure”) containing a provision authorizing the issuance of bonds for the amount necessary to fund the difference between the Customer Contribution and the actual cost to complete Facilities Removal, which bond funding in any event shall not exceed $250,000,000 (in nominal dollars). The bond language is set forth in Appendix G-1. At its sole discretion, the State of California may also consider other appropriate financing mechanisms to assist in funding the difference between the Customer Contribution and the actual cost of complete Facilities Removal, not to exceed $250,000,000 (in nominal dollars).
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The California Bond Funding. A. In addition to the Customer Contribution provisions, the State of California shall make a recommendation to the California Legislature that it adopt a ballot measure that includes a general obligation bond (“Bond Measure”) containing a provision authorizing the issuance of bonds for the amount necessary to fund the difference between the Customer Contribution and the actual cost to complete Facilities Removal, which bond funding in any event shall not exceed $250,000,000 (in nominal dollars). The State of California shall convene a working session with the Parties before making such recommendation. The State of California will recommend to the legislature funding language materially consistent with Appendix G-1. At its sole discretion, the State of California may also consider other appropriate financing mechanisms to assist in funding the difference between the Customer Contribution and the actual cost of complete Facilities Removal, not to exceed $250,000,000 (in nominal dollars).
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