Additional Capital Projects Benefiting the Terminal Sample Clauses

Additional Capital Projects Benefiting the Terminal. If all or a portion of such a Capital Project benefits the Terminal, the Lessee may seek to obtain approval of a Terminal MII (each Airline determining in its discretion whether to participate in such Terminal MII). If approved by a Terminal MII, the annual amortized costs of the project attributable to the Terminal shall be added to the Total Domestic Terminal Contribution, Total International Terminal Contribution and/or Total Local Terminal Contribution, beginning the first Full Term Year after the project is substantially complete, in the amounts and years set forth in, and otherwise in accordance with, the proposal described in Section 6.3(c)(ii) and approved by a Terminal MII. The annual amortized costs attributable to the domestic, international and local Terminal Areas shall be added to the Total Domestic Terminal Contribution, Total International Terminal Contribution and Total Local Terminal Contribution, respectively (or if the annual amortized costs attributable to the Terminal are not easily allocable among the domestic, international and local Terminal Areas, then 63% of such costs attributable to the Terminal shall be added to the Total Domestic Terminal Contribution, 36% of such costs attributable to the Terminal shall be added to the Total International Terminal Contribution and 1% of such costs attributable to the Terminal shall be added to the Total Local Terminal Contribution; provided that these percentages shall be adjusted to conform with any adjustments made in accordance with Section 4.6(e)).
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