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Mr. Ted W, Abernathy, Jr. <br /> September 29, 1993 <br /> Page Two <br /> In the event of a payment default, and taking into consideration the <br /> structural safeguards dercribed above, the bondholders and the trustee <br /> will have negotiated with TYHA and Orange County, with the advice of <br /> MFG and PHN,for an increase in rates or user charges, alternative uses <br /> of the TCAC, a reduction in the interest rate on the bonds, or some <br /> combination of remedies. Foreclosure by the trustee and a sale of the <br /> TCAC would be the last resort of the bondholders. <br /> (2) if, for example, TCAC revenue substantially exceeds current projections, how might <br /> the excess revenue be used? <br /> As discussed above, the indenture will be closed ended. Therefore, <br /> TYHA and Orange County might agree to use excess revenue as follows: <br /> (a) to expand and improve the TCAC with additional revenue <br /> continuing to be captured under the indenture; <br /> (b) after the build-up of a threshold amount (to be negotiated with <br /> the bondholders prior to closing), a portion of excess revenue <br /> might be paid to Orange County; <br /> (c) to retire the bonds, or a portion thereof, on the earliest <br /> redemption date (typically, the tenth anniversary date of the <br /> bonds); or <br /> (d) to effect some combination of(a), (b) and/or (c) above. <br /> I trust this brief response will serve your purposes. Please give me a call if you should have <br /> any additional questions or require further explanation. <br /> Yours sincerely, <br /> Patricia H, Newman <br /> Chairman and President <br /> pc: Dick Davis <br /> Lovell C. Jones <br /> Dan Kidd <br /> Blair Levin, Esq. <br /> Donald P. Ubell, Esq. <br />