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South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />Regular Me ting - March 12, 1982 <br />6. NEW BUSINESS (continued) <br />d. continued... <br />the bank portion of the 1st Source Center, certain <br />proposed amendments to the ground lease. We ini- <br />tially agreed to most of those proposed amendments <br />but did have some serious problems in the area of <br />default and termination upon default. Kevin and I <br />reviewed this and Kevin redrafted some of the lan- <br />gualge. <br />The first two amendments pertain to approving and <br />consenting to certain mortgage documents between <br />the l.st Source Center limited partnership and the <br />National Bank of Detroit, which under the EDC Bond <br />has entered into an agreement with the City to re- <br />ceive bond proceeds and then apply them accordingly. <br />Als ,there is a further agreement that the mortgage <br />which will be held by that bank is a mortgage under <br />the terms of the ground lease. <br />The second major area would address the definition <br />of mortgagee under the ground lease and that would <br />define mortgagee to include the National Bank of <br />Detroit in addition to Aetna Casualty Company, <br />Nationwide Insurance, and any other purchaser of the <br />bono should there be a foreclosure purchaser. <br />The next amendment would acknowledge that FBT Bancorp <br />is publicly held corporation and therefore cannot <br />con rol the transfer of its shares. <br />Iten 5 would be consenting to a number of actions <br />that have already taken place, including the sale <br />and conveyance of the bank to the First Bank Limited <br />Partnership. This was consented to through an assign- <br />ment some time ago by the Redevelopment Commission. <br />We ire also consenting to the lease by the partnership <br />bac< to the bank and -the possible.resale and reconvey- <br />anc of certain things that are referred to in the <br />lea ;e between the First Bank Limited Partnership and <br />the bank itself. <br />The <br />pri <br />be <br />thi <br />one <br />of <br />next item would be agreeing with the purchase <br />;e as referred to in the ground lease that will <br />.or the value of the property alone. Once again <br />is no change, but there was some confusion and <br />language in the gound lease that might give some - <br />the impression that it would include the value <br />:he improvements on the property. <br />