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k , r � . <br /> (g) for the purpose of reimbursing the Developer for any other <br /> Redevelopment Project Costs theretofore incurred by Developer but not then <br /> evidenced as a Developer Interest Cost or by the Note; or <br /> (h) for the purpose of distributing funds to the taxing districts or <br /> municipal corporations having power to tax real property located in the Project <br /> Area, in accardance with the Act; or <br /> (i) for any other purpose set forth under the Plan and for the <br /> Redevelopment Project as may be authorized under the Act. <br /> C. The Limited Incremental Sales Taxes Subaccount. There is hereby created a <br /> separate subaccount of the general corporate fund of the City, which subaccount shall be held by <br /> the City Treasurer separate and apart from all other funds and accounts of the City and shall be <br /> known as the Limited Incremental Sales Tax Subaccount (the "Limited IncremenPal Sales Tax <br /> Subaccount'�, which shall be a trust fund established far the purpose of carrying out the <br /> covenants, terms and conditions imposed upon the City by this Ordinance. Commencing on the <br /> first date on which the State distributes any Incremental Sales Taxes to the City, the City <br /> Treasurer shall allocate Incremental Sales Taxes as follows: <br /> l. The City Treasurer shall first set aside from each distribution of <br /> Incremental Sales Taxes as collected that portion which is equal to the 1/4% of municipal sales <br /> tax used by the City for capital purposes, as described in the Redevelopment Agreement, and <br /> shall immediately transmit the same for deposit into the general corporate fund of the City. <br /> Upon any such deposit said portion of the Incremental Sales Taxes shall be deemed to be <br /> available to the City for any purpose whatsoever, shall not be considered part of the Pledged <br /> Moneys as herein provided, and shall be free and clear of any and all claim thereon for any <br /> purpose whatsoever under this Ordinance. <br /> -20- <br />