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(f) Section 304. The fifth paragraph of Section <br />304 of the DDA is hereby amended to read in its entirety as <br />follows: <br />"The procedure described in the third paragraph of this <br />section also will provide that (i) if either party in its <br />reasonable good faith opinion, forecasts that there will be <br />insufficient funds to complete the acquisition of all <br />Acquisition Parcels with the balance remaining in the Letter <br />of Credit (or Cash Deposit), such party may, by written notice <br />to the other, terminate this Agreement under Section 1007E or <br />1008I, as appropriate, and demand that monies remaining in the <br />Letter of Credit (or Cash Deposit) be retained and used to pay <br />only for abandonment costs as defined in Section 303; (ii) if <br />the owner of any Contaminated Parcel rejects the Agency's <br />offer, the parties shall meet and confer in good faith to <br />determine the appropriate action with respect to such <br />Contaminated Parcel, provided that in no event shall the <br />Agency, by acquisition or otherwise, take any action which <br />would subject the Developer to any liability with respect to <br />any toxic or hazardous conditions on a Contaminated Parcel <br />without Developer's prior written consent, and provided <br />further that if the applicable Contaminated Parcel is Parcel <br />I, such parcel shall be removed from the definition of the <br />Project Site; (iii) in the event either of the owners of <br />Parcels A or K rejects the Agency's offer, and the Agency and <br />the Developer fail to reach agreement on the appropriate <br />action after conferring pursuant to (ii) above for a period of <br />no less than ninety (90) days, the Agency may elect, by so <br />notifying the Developer in writing, to remove such parcel from <br />the definition of the Project Site and from the definition of <br />Acquisition Parcels (a "Terminated Parcel"), and to clean up <br />any or all such Terminated Parcels at the Agency's sole cost <br />and liability as to such parcels. Upon the determination by <br />the Federal, state, or local governmental agencies with <br />jurisdiction over such matters that any such parcel has been <br />remediated or cleaned up, the Agency shall have the right to <br />develop or cause the development of such parcel or parcels, <br />alone or in conjunction with any parcel adjoining but outside <br />the Project Site, the Agency's sole duty to the Developer and <br />the tenants of Developer being to assure that the design and <br />use thereof are reasonably compatible with the Project and do <br />not compete with any use therein as to which the Developer has <br />granted an exclusive use to any of its tenants, and the Agency <br />hereby agrees to notify the Developer in writing prior to <br />offering any Terminated Parcel for sale. Should the Agency <br />not make the foregoing election, the Developer shall have the <br />right to remove any or all Contaminated Parcels then still not <br />remediated or cleaned up, from the definition of the Project <br />Site; and (iv) if following an eminent domain action to <br />acquire an Acquisition Parcel, the price awarded in such <br />0 <br />6407L <br />