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37-09 Repeal Ordinance 26-09
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3/24/2009
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the City. The same person need not sign the certificate of authentication on all of the <br />Notes. <br />Section 6. Registration; Transfer and Exchange; Book-Entry System. <br />(a) Registration. So long as any of the Notes remain outstanding, the City <br />must cause the Registrar to maintain the Register. The person in whose <br />name a Note is registered on the Register will be regarded as the absolute <br />owner of that Note for al] purposes of the Note Proceedings. Payment of <br />the Debt Service on any Note will be made only to or upon the order of <br />that person. <br />(b) Transfer and Exchange. Any Note may be transferred or .exchanged for <br />Notes of any Authorized Denomination, as provided in the Registrar <br />Agreement. <br />(c) Book-Entry System. Unless otherwise provided in the Certificate of <br />Award, the Notes must be originally issued in Book-Entry Form to a <br />Depository, initially The Depository Trust Company, for use in a Book- <br />Entry System upon the terms provided in the Registrar Agreement. <br />The City and the Registrar must recognize and treat the Depository as the <br />owner of the Notes for all purposes, including payment of Debt Service, <br />redemption and other notices, and enforcement of remedies. <br />If any Depository determines not to continue to act as a Depository for the <br />Notes for use in a Book-Entry System or if the City determines to <br />discontinue the Book-Entry System, the Director of Finance may attempt <br />to establish a securities depository relationship with another qualified <br />Depository. If the Director of Finance does not or is unable to do so, the <br />Director of Finance must direct the Registrar to make provision for <br />notification of the book-entry interest owners by the Depository and to <br />make any other arrangements necessary for the withdrawal of the Notes <br />from the Book-Entry System. <br />Section 7. Sale of the Notes. <br />{a) Private Sale. The Notes will be sold at private sale in accordance with <br />law, the provisions of this ordinance, and any Purchase Agreement, at a <br />purchase price to be determined by the Director of Finance in the <br />Certificate of Award. That purchase price must not be less than 97% of <br />the principal amount of the Notes, plus any accrued interest on the Notes <br />from their date to the Closing Date. The Director of Finance may either <br />sell the Notes to an investment banker, acting as underwriter, or to a <br />financial institution or other entity or person, in a private placement. The <br />Director of Finance may enter into a Purchase Agreement with the <br />-4- <br />
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