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replenishment, to enable Agency to make the payments authorized hereunder. In such event, <br />Developer shall deposit the required additional funds within seven (7) days after receipt of such <br />request. At no time shall the amount in the Revolving Fund exceed a total of Twenty Thousand <br />Dollars ($20,000). <br /> <br /> C. Agency's Acquisition by Eminent Domain Following Adoption of Resolutions of <br />Necessity. The Agency agrees that if it is unable to acquire the Acquisition Parcels or any <br />portion thereof by negotiation within the time set forth in the Schedule of Performance, it shall <br />consider adopting one or more Resolutions of Necessity for acquisition of the Acquisition <br />Parcels or applicable portions thereof by eminent domain. The Agency shall be the sole and <br />exclusive authority to determine whether or not to adopt a Resolution of Necessity, and such <br />authority shall be executed only in accordance with the provisions of the eminent domain laws of <br />the State of California and after due notice and heating. If the Agency elects to adopt one or <br />more Resolutions of Necessity for acquisition of the Acquisition Parcels after due notice and <br />hearing, the Agency shall proceed promptly to acquire the Acquisition Parcels by eminent <br />domain. Agency or City shall use their own funds or, at Agency's discretion, Agency may draw <br />down on Developer's Share of the Acquisition Budget as set forth in Section 307(A) above. <br /> <br /> Developer acknowledges that discretion is vested in the Agency to determine whether or <br />not the statutory conditions set forth in Code of Civil Procedure Section 1245.230 are met in <br />order to entitle a governmental agency to adopt a Resolution of Necessity. If the Agency fails to <br />commence all eminent domain proceedings for all of the Acquisition Parcels not acquired by <br />negotiations prior to January 30, 2004 or by such date as otherwise extended by the Agency <br />Executive Director, or if the Agency otherwise fails to adopt all Resolutions of Necessity for all <br />of the Acquisition Parcels within the time set forth in the Schedule of Performance, Developer <br />shall have the right to terminate this Agreement pursuant to Section 807 hereof. For purposes of <br />this Section 307(C), and notwithstanding Code of Civil Procedure Section 1250.110, <br />"commencement of all eminent domain proceedings" shall mean adoption of Resolutions of <br />Necessity for the Acquisition Parcels to be acquired by eminent domain. The Agency and <br />Developer shall consult with each other as to the timing of each such acquisition as contemplated <br />by this Agreement. <br /> <br /> D. Agency Diligence. In preparation for the acquisition of the Acquisition Parcels as <br />contemplated in Sections 307(A) and 307(B) above, the Agency shall proceed diligently to <br />obtain with respect to the Acquisition Parcels, as soon as reasonably possible, fights of entry, <br />Orders for Possession, actual possession and acquisition of title. <br /> <br /> §308 Relocation <br /> <br /> The Agency acknowledges that the Project is an important element of the Agency's <br />efforts to implement the Redevelopment Plan, and that to further the goals and objectives of the <br />Redevelopment Plan, the Agency may need to acquire the Acquisition Parcels by gift, devise, <br />exchange, purchase, eminent domain, or any other lawful method. In furtherance of the <br />Redevelopment Plan, the Agency has determined that the exercise of its eminent domain <br />authority to acquire the Acquisition Parcels will not cause a substantial number of residential <br />households, whether low or moderate income families or otherwise, to be displaced. <br /> <br /> In the event relocation of persons or property becomes necessary in connection with the <br />Project, such costs shall be included in the Acquisition Budget. Such relocation shall be <br /> <br /> 11 <br />DOCSSF1:648942.4 <br />9975-5 C14 <br />120502 <br /> <br /> <br />