Fully Fund definition
Examples of Fully Fund in a sentence
On the Closing Date, the Borrower shall Fully Fund the Debt Service Reserve Account up to the DSR Requirement Amount as of the Closing Date with cash or a Sponsor Guaranty.
If any additional County Advanced Revenues are collected and are needed to Fully Fund the Surplus Fund as provided in paragraph 5(j)(3) above, then the County hereby agrees to pay to the Trustee such necessary amount of County Advanced Revenues.
Thereafter, on each date referred to in the next sentence, the Borrower shall Fully Fund the Debt Service Reserve Account with, to the extent available, (x) cash withdrawals from the Revenue Account permitted under Section 2.19(c)(v) and/or (y) one or more additional DSR Guarantees (or supplements to existing DSR Guarantees) and/or DSR Letters of Credit.
On the Closing Date, the Borrower shall Fully Fund the Debt Service Reserve Account up to the DSR Requirement Amount as of the Closing Date with a DSR Guaranty.
The CDA, in turn, will pledge and assign all of its right, title and interest in the Annual Installment, except for amounts segregated for other Costs, to the appropriate Trustee to make debt service payments on the Bonds and, if necessary, to Fully Fund the Tax Revenue Bond DSRF.
Thereafter, on each date referred to in the next sentence, the Borrower shall Fully Fund the Debt Service Reserve Account with, to the extent available, (x) cash withdrawals from the Revenue Account permitted under Section 2.19(c)(v) and/or (y) one or more Sponsor Guarantees (or supplements to existing Sponsor Guarantees) and/or Account Letters of Credit.
If at any time thereafter the Tax Revenue Bond DSRF becomes less than Fully Funded, then County Advanced Revenues, revenues in the Surplus Fund, and Special Assessment revenues as available in that order of priority, shall be used to provide sufficient revenue to Fully Fund the Tax Revenue Bond DSRF as soon as reasonably practical, as determined by the County.