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Orange County Sanitation District — Inter -City Commuter Station Redevelopment Project, South Harbor Boulevard/Fairview Street Redevelopment Project, and South Main Street Redevelopment Project. Agreements were entered into with the County Sanitation District (the "Sanitation District") on June 10, 1992 requiring that the Successor Agency pay to the Sanitation District an amount equal to 100% of the difference between the ad valorem property tax revenues derived from properties located in the respective Component Areas which the Sanitation District would have otherwise received from the County during a fiscal year if the redevelopment plans for the Component Areas had not been adopted, and the amount of ad valorem property tax revenues derived from such properties which were actually received by the Sanitation District from the County during such fiscal year. After the date upon which the taxes allocated to the Successor Agency over the life of the redevelopment plan for each Component Area equal the thresholds identified below, the obligation reduces to 80% of the difference: Inter -City $259,500,000 (not projected to be reached by final maturity of 2018 Bonds) South Harbor/Fairview $109,875,000 (amount reached) South Main $209,900,000 (amount reached) Orange County Sanitation District — North Harbor Boulevard Redevelopment Project. An agreement was entered into with the Sanitation District on June 10, 1992 requiring that the Successor Agency pay to the Sanitation District an amount equal to 100% of the difference between the ad valorem property tax revenues derived from properties located in the Component Area which the Sanitation District would have otherwise received from the County during a fiscal year if the redevelopment plan for the Component Area had not been adopted, and the amount of ad valorem property tax revenues derived from such properties which were actually received by the Sanitation District from the County during such fiscal year. County Vector Control District — Bristol Corridor Redevelopment Project. An agreement was entered with the County Vector Control District on March 20, 1990 to allocate 100% of the County Vector Control District's share of gross tax increment to the County Vector Control District. Subordinate Public Sector Pass -Through Agreements. Pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 33401, the Former Agency had entered into the following agreements with various Taxing Agencies, agreeing to make payments to these entities of specified percentages of the Tax Revenues allocated to the Successor Agency. Orange County Taxing Entities — South Main Street Redevelopment Project. An agreement was entered into with the County, the County Flood Control District and the County Harbors, Beaches and Parks County Services Area #26 on December 20, 1993. The payment provisions set forth by the agreement commence when the aggregate tax increment received by the Successor Agency since the adoption of the Plan reaches $209,000,000, which amount has been reached, thereby triggering the pass through. hi the first "trigger" year, the Successor Agency will pay 60% of the County's share of tax increment in excess of the $209,000,000 cumulative amount. In the second through ninth subsequent years, the Successor Agency will pay 60% of the County's share of annual tax increment. In the tenth through twentieth year, the Successor Agency will pay 75% of the County's share of annual tax increment. Commencing in the twentieth year through fiscal year 2031/32, the Successor Agency will pay 80% of the County's share of annual tax increment. In any year after fiscal year 2031/32, the Successor Agency will pay 100% of the County's share of annual tax increment. Based upon the Fiscal Consultant's review of the weighted average distribution of the basic one percent tax levies for fiscal year 2017/18, the County's share of the tax rate is 10.81%. Orange County Taxing Entities — Bristol Corridor Redevelopment Project. An agreement was entered into with the County and the County Flood Control District on June 20, 1989, which was thereafter amended on June 22, 1993. The payment provisions set forth by the agreement, as amended, commenced in the fourth fiscal year in which the Successor Agency received tax increment from the Component Area. The County 34 SA -3-48