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32-89 Hospital Improvement Revenue Bonds $36 mil
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9/5/2003
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6/5/1989
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solely to sUch payments, including funds constituting Capitalized <br />Interest or held in connection with an advance or cross-over refunding. <br /> "Annual Requirements" means the aggregate amount required to <br />have been paid for Hospital Debt (other than from the proceeds of <br />Hospital Debt or from funds that are irrevocably deposited and committed <br />solely to such payments, including funds constituting Capitalized <br />Interest or held in connection with an advance or cross-over refunding) <br />in any applicable Fiscal Year of the Operator, for which audited finan- <br />cial statements are available. <br /> "Authorized Lessee Representative" means the person designated <br /> as such by the chief executive officer of the Lessee, which designation <br /> shall be evidenced to the Trustee and the Issuer by a certificate signed <br /> by the chief executive officer of the Lessee. Such certificate may <br /> designate an alternate or alternates who shall have the same authority, <br /> duties and powers as the Authorized Lessee Representative. <br /> "Balloon Hospital Debt" means (i) Long-Term Hospital Debt (or <br /> Short-Term Hospital Debt which is intended to be refinanced upon or <br /> prior to its maturity and which Short-Term Hospital Debt is subject to a <br /> commercially reasonable binding commitment for such refinancing so that <br /> such Short-Term Hospital Debt will be outstanding, in the aggregate, for <br /> more ~han one year as certified in an Officer's Certificate), twenty- <br /> five percent or more of the initial principal amount of which matures <br /> (or is payable at the option of the holder) in any twelve month period, <br /> if such twenty-five percent or more is not to be amortized to below <br /> twenty-five percent by mandatory redemption prior to such twelve month <br /> period, or (ii) any balloon maturity or maturity payable prior to <br /> maturity at the option of the holder constituting a portion of an issue <br /> of Long-Term Hospital Debt which portion, if treated as a separate issue <br /> of Hospital Debt, would meet the test set forth in clause (i) of this <br /> definition and which portion of Hospital Debt is designated as Balloon <br /> Hospital Debt in an Officer's Certificate stating that such portion <br /> shall be deemed to constitute a separate issue of Balloon Hospital Deb%. <br /> "Bond" or "Bonds" means one or more of the Series One Bonds, <br /> Series Two Bonds and Additional Bonds, provided that unless specifically <br /> otherwise indicated, .such term shall not include the Series 1983-A <br /> Bonds. <br /> "Bond Counsel" means an attorney or firm of attorneys experi- <br /> enced in the field of municipal bonds whose opinions are generally <br /> accepted by purchasers of municipal bonds selected or employed by the <br /> Issuer and to whom the Trustee makes no reasonable objection. <br /> "Bond Legislation" means Ordinance 8-83, passed by the Legis- <br /> lative Authority on February 26, 1983, comprising a part of the Original <br /> Indenture. <br /> "Bond Reserve Requirement" or "Reserve Requirement" means an <br /> amount equal to the maximum Bond Service Charges required to be paid in <br /> any subsequent calendar year, subject to any change in the amount of the <br /> <br />-3- <br /> <br /> <br />
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