Acquisition or Development or Real Estate Sample Clauses

Acquisition or Development or Real Estate. The Foundation shall not acquire or develop real estate or otherwise build facilities for the University's use without first obtaining approval of the State Board. In the event of a proposed purchase of real estate by the Foundation for the University, the University shall notify the State Board at the earliest possible date. Any such proposed purchase for the University's use shall be a coordinated effort of the University and the Foundation. Any notification to the State Board required pursuant to this paragraph may be made through the State Board's chief executive officer in executive session pursuant to the open meeting law, set forth in Idaho Code, Title 74, Chapter 2.
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Acquisition or Development or Real Estate. The Foundation shall not acquire or develop real estate or otherwise build facilities for the Institution/Agency's use without first obtaining approval of the State Board. In the event of a proposed purchase of real estate by the Foundation for the Institution/Agency, the Institution/Agency shall notify the State Board at the earliest possible date. Any such proposed purchase for the Institution/Agency's use shall be a coordinated effort of the Institution/Agency and the Foundation. Any notification to the State Board required pursuant to this paragraph may be made through the State Board's chief executive officer in executive session pursuant to the open meeting law, set forth in Idaho Code, Title 74, Chapter 2.

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