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Agreement
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City Attorney agreements
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Schricker, Sorba, Yamamoto
RMP File Number
901
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03-58
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residential real property in Northern California is customarily required by a <br /> commercial lender to pay. <br /> <br /> 7.1.7 Loan to Value Ratio. The loan to value ratio cannot exceed <br /> 70%. <br /> <br /> 7.1.8 Employee's Contribution. Employee will contribute a <br /> reasonable sum to the purchase of his primary residence. Employee's <br /> contribution may include his own resources as well as money borrowed from a <br /> lending institution. Employee shall determine what pementage of the loan by <br /> City shall be the Loan Amount and what shall be the attributable to City's Equity <br /> Share. <br /> <br /> 7.1.9 Employee's Equity Share. The sum of the Loan Amount and <br /> Employee's contribution shall be referred to as Employee's Equity Share. <br /> <br /> 7.1.10 The Home Exceeds Employee's Equity Share. If the <br /> purchase price of the primary residence chosen by Employee exceeds <br /> Employee's Equity Share, as described in Paragraph 7.1.9 above, City shall pay <br /> the reminder of the purchase price. However, the maximum of the remainder of <br /> the purchase price that City shall attribute to the purchase price shall not exceed <br /> Four Hundred Thousand Dollars ($400,000) less the Loan Amount. <br /> <br /> 7.1.11 City's Equity Share. The amount that City contributes to the <br /> purchase of the primary residence, as described in Paragraph 7.1.10 above, <br /> shall be referred to as City's Equity Share. <br /> <br /> 7.2 Ownership Provisions. Employee and City shall own the real <br /> property as undivided proportional interests attributable to each based on their <br /> respective equity share. Employee and his spouse have the right to transfer their <br /> ownership interest to a living revocable trust wherein Employee and his spouse <br /> are the sole trustees of the living revocable trust and they are the sole <br /> beneficiaries of the trust during their respective lifetimes. <br /> <br /> 7.2.1 Example of Proportional Ownership. Should Employee <br /> contribute $400,000 to the purchase of a primary residence and the Loan <br /> Amount from City is $200,000, Employee pumhases a home for $800,000, <br /> Employee's ownership interest would be 75% ($600,000/$800,000) and City's <br /> ownership interest would be 25%. The grant deed to the residence would reflect <br /> that Employee (and his spouse, if the property were held as community property <br /> with right of survivorship or joint tenancy) owns an undivided 75% interest and <br /> City owns an undivided 25% interest. <br /> <br /> 7.3 Execution of Documents. Employee and City shall cooperate in the <br /> preparation and execution of all documents necessary to ensure that the <br /> documents reflect the Agreement and this Amendment. <br /> <br />F:Atty/Ag r/Amend3.Yamamoto <br />040403 3 <br /> <br /> <br />
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