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Exhibit A <br /> 6.2.C. - Page 13 City of Redwood City CONFIDENTIAL Page 7 <br /> Make-Whole Break Funding Fee Calculation <br /> If City elects to not go through with the Financing other than due to a Force Majeure Event (as defined <br /> below) or due to the occurrence of a Termination Event, City shall pay to Bank a break-funding fee <br /> equal to the Annual Yield Differential (as defined below) multiplied by the Percent Being Prepaid (as <br /> defined below), multiplied by the Average Remaining Outstanding Principal Amount (as defined below) <br /> multiplied by the number of days the Financing was to be outstanding (the "Maturity Date"), divided <br /> by 360. <br /> The "Annual Yield Differential" is the difference (but not less than zero) between the U.S. Treasury <br /> yield (from the Federal Reserve daily H.15 report) on the maturity closest to the final maturity of the <br /> note at time of rate lock, and the U.S Treasury yield (from the Federal Reserve daily H.15 report) on <br /> the maturity closest to the final maturity of the note at the date of notification of election to not enter <br /> into the Financing. The Average Remaining Outstanding Principal Amount of the loan is defined as the <br /> simple average of the original principal loan balance and the loan balance due at the maturity date. The <br /> Percent Being Prepaid shall be determined by dividing the principal amount being prepaid by the <br /> existing principal loan amount. <br /> If treasury rates are equal or higher, the customer will incur no charge. <br /> The Federal Reserve H.15 report for treasury rates can be accessed from the Fed's website currently <br /> <http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h15/current/default.htm>. <br /> Example: <br /> Loan amount at origination: $5.0 million <br /> Final maturity: 15 years <br /> Amount Remaining at Maturity: $0.0 <br /> 15-year US Treasury Rate at time of rate lock 2.50% <br /> 15 days prior to closing and funding, the customer elects to not enter into the financing. 15-year <br /> Treasury rate at the time of notification is 2.45%. <br /> Prepayment Fee Calculation: <br /> Annual Yield Differential= 5 bps (2.50% - 2.45%) <br /> Percent Being Prepaid= 100% <br /> Average Remaining Outstanding Principal Amount= $2.5 million (average of existing $5.0 million and <br /> $0 at maturity) <br /> Days to Maturity/360 = 1521 ((15 x 365)/360) <br /> Break Funding Fee = .05% * 100% * $2.5 million * 15.21 = $19,010.42 <br /> "Force Majeure Event" means acts of God; acts of public enemies; orders of any kind of the <br /> government of the United States of America or the State of California or any political subdivision <br /> thereof, or any of their departments, agencies or officials; any outbreak of civil or military insurrections, <br /> riots or epidemics; landslides; lightning; earthquake; fire; hurricanes; tornadoes; floods; or any other <br /> cause or event not insurable or reasonably within the control of City which makes City unable to <br /> consummate the Financing or perform its obligations thereunder. <br />
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