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MS. CRAWFORD: I think you want to use the term "collection," because what we are <br />talking about is receiving payments. We receive payments, and that is what we are trying <br />to tie our transfer to the fund to. This is a cash flow issue and so it is not the assessment. <br />Assessment has a technical meaning in real property tax terms, and the assessment is a <br />valuation. <br />CHR. HAITSUKA: What else can we use? <br />MS. OSBORNE: Bi- annual collection? <br />CHR. HAITSUKA: Bi- annual collection, is that part of the terminology used? <br />MS. OSBORNE: After the majority of the bi- annual taxes have been collected? <br />MS. CRAWFORD <br />Or the taxes have been collected bi- annually. <br />MS. JARMAN: That is still once a year. We could say, "... after each bi- annum...." It's <br />terrible having been an English major. <br />MS. CRAWFORD: Actually, I think you mean "semi- annual" not "bi- annual." <br />MS. JARMAN: Semi. <br />MS. KAWAUCHI: There is a different proposal that I would like to discuss, before trying <br />to withdraw and moving for a new language. The language would be, "Deposits to the <br />fund will occur three times per year. The first deposit to the fund will occur no later than <br />45 days after the majority of taxes have been collected in the first half of the fiscal year, <br />the second deposit to the fund will occur no later than 45 days after the majority of taxes <br />have been collected in the second half of the fiscal year, and the third deposit to occur a <br />the end of the fiscal year." Would that work? <br />CHR. HAITSUKA: We have to ask Ms. Crawford. <br />MS. CRAWFORD: I don't see that that is going to interfere with us making transfers to <br />the fund at the appropriate times. <br />MS. OSBORNE: I guess the intent is to somehow get the language so that it is not all <br />paid at the very end of the fiscal year. <br />MS. CRAWFORD: I understand that's the concern here, and that's why I want to leave it <br />to you folks. I honestly think that by trying so hard to make sure that we don't just make <br />one transfer on the last day of the fiscal year, you are eliminating the opportunity for us to <br />make earlier transfers when it is appropriate. That is certainly okay with me, but I am not <br />sure that is really what you had hoped for. <br />16 <br />