Changes to Ozone Precursor Limitation Allocation Periods Sample Clauses

Changes to Ozone Precursor Limitation Allocation Periods. (a) At least twelve (12) months before the first day of any Ozone Precursor Allocation Period as to a particular Ozone Precursor Allocation Project, Tenant shall file an application for schematic design review approval of such project by Landlord pursuant to APD 8822.1 or any commercially reasonable successor thereto having similar requirements. If Tenant fails to file such an application by that time, or if the Commencement of Construction with respect to a particular Ozone Precursor Allocation Project does not occur within the first (1st) ninety (90) days of the applicable Ozone Precursor Allocation Period, or if Tenant thereafter fails to pursue the development of the particular Ozone Precursor Allocation Project with reasonable diligence, then the Ozone Precursor Allocation Period shall no longer apply, and Tenant may propose a new Ozone Precursor Allocation Period when Tenant submits the next annual update of the Ozone Precursor Schedule. Tenant may delegate to Master Developer or a Sublessee the right to file the required application for schematic design review approval as to one or more Ozone Precursor Allocation Projects. Tenant shall not be deemed to have failed to file such an application due to any incompleteness or other irregularity in the application as long as such application was filed in good faith, and Tenant shall not be deemed to have failed “to pursue the development of the particular Ozone Precursor Allocation Project with reasonable diligence” unless Landlord has first given to Tenant (and the applicant, if the applicant is not Tenant) a notice stating Landlord’s belief that Tenant or the applicant has so failed and stating the actions which Landlord contends are required to cure such failure, and Tenant or the applicant has thereafter failed to use commercially reasonable diligence to cure such failure.
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