Pollution Control Revenue Bonds Sample Clauses

Pollution Control Revenue Bonds. (i) The Buyer acknowledges that:
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Pollution Control Revenue Bonds. The Borrower assumed certain obligations of Montana Power regarding pollution control revenue bonds. The pollution control bonds are issued by various county and municipalities, although they are secured by isolated electric generating facilities owned by the Borrower, subject to the rights of the outstanding bondholders under the Montana Mortgage Indenture and the South Dakota Mortgage Indenture. The following pollution control bonds remain outstanding: Description Amount Outstanding Grant County, South Dakota Series 1993A Revenue Bonds Due 2023 $ 6.4 million Grant County, South Dakota Series 1993B Revenue Bonds Due 2023 $ 3.4 million City of Salix, Iowa Series 1993 Revenue Bonds Due 2023, $ 4.0 million Xxxxxx County, Nebraska Series 1993 Revenue Bonds Due 2023 $ 7.55 million City of Forsyth, Montana Series 1993A Revenue Bonds Due 2023 $ 90.2 million City of Forsyth, Montana Series 1993B Revenue Bonds Due 2023 $ 80 million TOTAL $ 191.55 million
Pollution Control Revenue Bonds. (i) The Buyer acknowledges that: (A) The facilities listed in Schedule 5.8(d) hereto (the "Pollution Control Facilities") have been financed, and refinanced, in whole or in part, with proceeds of the issuance and sale of the Pollution Control Bonds; (B) UI, CL&P and WMECO are each the economic obligor and conduit borrower in respect of certain of the Pollution Control Bonds, as specified in Schedule 2.4(r); (C) The interest paid or accrued on the Pollution Control Bonds, with certain exceptions, is not included in the gross income of the holders of the Pollution Control Bonds (the "PC Bondholders") for purposes of federal income taxation; -58-

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