OPA: Grimshaw House - City of Anaheim
OPA: Grimshaw House - City of Anaheim
OPA: Grimshaw House - City of Anaheim
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J. Special Assessments. Any prepayments by Developer <strong>of</strong> assessments, special<br />
taxes or other charges levied by any assessment district, community facilities district or landscape<br />
maintenance district having jurisdiction over the Project or any part there<strong>of</strong>, less any costs<br />
reimbursed by Buyer to Developer at close <strong>of</strong> escrow, shall be an allowable Actual Construction<br />
Cost.<br />
K. Insurance Liability. For each Housing Unit within the Project, the Insurance<br />
Liability Actual Construction Cost shall be one percent (1%) <strong>of</strong> the Base Price for each Housing Unit<br />
(the "Insurance Liability Actual Construction Cost"), and shall not be considered overhead as<br />
described in Subsection 1.E.<br />
L. Trade Rebates. The Actual Construction Costs shall be reduced by the amount<br />
<strong>of</strong> any trade rebates or reimbursements paid to Developer by contractors or materials suppliers for<br />
goods or services furnished to the Project exclusively, or furnished to the Project and other<br />
development projects <strong>of</strong> Developer. Where such rebates or reimbursements are allocable to more<br />
development projects than the Project, the Project shall be allocated a fair and reasonable portion <strong>of</strong><br />
such rebates or reimbursements.<br />
M. Marketing/Models. All direct costs incurred for sales and merchandising,<br />
advertising, and model expenses (exclusive <strong>of</strong> the building and site improvements) for the Project.<br />
N. If Developer is a partnership or limited liability company, amounts paid to any<br />
partner or member, whether as a fee for performing services as a general contractor or managing<br />
partner or member, as interest or a return on invested funds, loans or capital contributions, or<br />
otherwise, shall not be an allowable Actual Construction Cost except to the extent set forth in<br />
Paragraph B for Invested Funds, or to the extent, such payment is reimbursement for expenditures<br />
by such partner or member which would otherwise qualify as an allowable Actual Construction Cost<br />
if such partner was the "Developer" hereunder or unless specifically approved in writing by Agency<br />
as an allowable Actual Construction Cost (which approval may be withheld in Agency's sole and<br />
absolute discretion). Notwithstanding the foregoing terms <strong>of</strong> this Paragraph N, any management or<br />
general contracting fees paid to Developer by the partnership or limited liability company, or any<br />
investment fees paid by Developer to its partners or members for capital invested in the Project are<br />
included as Actual Construction Cost in Paragraph E as allowable Actual Construction Costs subject<br />
to the aggregate limitation <strong>of</strong> three and one-half percent (31/2%) <strong>of</strong> the Total Sales Price per<br />
Housing Unit for all costs included within Paragraph E.<br />
2. Financial Records and Statements <strong>of</strong> Developer. Developer shall keep and maintain,<br />
or cause to be kept and maintained, accurate financial books and records with respect to the<br />
development <strong>of</strong> the Project, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles except as<br />
modified by the provisions <strong>of</strong> the Agreement and this Attachment 12; provided those financial books<br />
and records shall include all supporting documentation relative to sales and cost <strong>of</strong> sales, and shall<br />
be maintained until Agency has informed Developer that either the Audit (defined below) has been<br />
completed pursuant to Paragraph 3 here<strong>of</strong>, or informs Developer that no Audit will be performed.<br />
Attachment No. 12 - Page 5