AMLI Phase 1 Economics for Other Retail, Restaurants, and Entertainment Sample Clauses

AMLI Phase 1 Economics for Other Retail, Restaurants, and Entertainment. (1) Lot 2, Block A of AMLI Phase I (approximately 1.9 acres) will be subject to a ground lease on substantially the same terms as the ground leases for Lot 3, Block A, Lot 1, Block B, and Lot 1X, Block C of AMLI Phase 1; provided, that subject to mutual agreement of the parties, the retail/restaurant/entertainment area may be sub-leased (not assigned) to a third-party developer and/or operator. Notwithstanding, AMLI will be required to obtain the written consent of Addison (which shall not be unreasonably withheld) prior to entering into a sub-lease for the foregoing property and/or its operation by a third party.
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