General Operating Account definition
Examples of General Operating Account in a sentence
In 1998 or when the funds become available an additional $7.7 million will be deposited in the General Operating Account from revenue bond reserves that are no longer required by revenue bond covenants and that would otherwise be credited to the contractors including the Agency, bringing the deposits to that account under this article to $22.7 million.
In 1998 or when the funds become available an additional $7.7 million will be deposited in the General Operating Account from revenue bond reserves that are no longer required by revenue bond covenants and that would otherwise be credited to the contractors including the District, bringing the deposits to that account under this article to $22.7 million.
The Partnership shall establish on its books the following accounts, which shall be maintained so long as the Loan Obligations remain unsatisfied: a General Operating Account, a Tenant Security Deposit Account and a Reserve Account.
All amounts received by the Borrower Representative hereunder shall be deposited into the applicable Borrower’s Property Operating Account or General Operating Account; provided that the foregoing requirement shall not restrict any Borrower from making any Restricted Junior Payment of funds received by the Borrower Representative pursuant to Section 2.06(c)(viii) if such funds could be distributed as a Restricted Junior Payment by such Borrower pursuant to Section 5.05(m) on such date.
The borrower shall establish on its books the following accounts, which shall be maintained so long as the Loan Obligations remain unsatisfied: a General Operating Account, a Tenant Security Deposit Account and a Reserve Account.
The Trust may, from time to time, deposit, or cause to be deposited, other moneys into the General Operating Account.
By the time the Government loan is closed or interim construction funds are obtained, whichever occurs first, the Borrower shall provide cash from the Borrower's own funds in an amount totaling $ in the General Operating Account.
Property Managers shall be compensated for services under this Agreement by monthly fees to be paid out of the General Operating Account and treated as property expenses.
The General Operating Account must be reconciled quarterly and submitted to the City along with a rent roll as described in Section 5.8.1.2.
BBE may, at its sole discretion, close the abandoned account, placing any positive trade dollar balance in the BBE General Operating Account.