Cost of Eligible Improvements Sample Clauses

Cost of Eligible Improvements. The “Costs of Eligible Improvements” shall mean the direct costs expended by Concessionaire for any Eligible Improvements, including the cost for the demolition of any existing improvements necessary for the installation of such Eligible Improvements. The Costs of Eligible Improvements shall not, however,
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Cost of Eligible Improvements. The “Costs of Eligible Improvements” shall mean and refer to the direct costs expended by Concessionaire for any Eligible Improvements, specifically including the cost for the demolition of any existing improvements necessary for the installation of such Eligible Improvements. The Costs of Eligible Improvements shall not, however, include any of the Excluded Costs. The Costs of Eligible Improvements” shall be determined from the information timely submitted by Concessionaire pursuant to Section 7.3.4 or any Port consent, which information is subject to verification by the Port.
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Cost of Eligible Improvements. The “Costs of Eligible Improvements” shall mean and refer to the direct costs expended by Concessionaire for any Eligible Improvements, specifically including the cost for the demolition of any existing improvements necessary for the installation of such Eligible Improvements. The Costs of Eligible Improvements shall not, however, include any of the Excluded Costs. The Costs of Eligible Improvements shall be determined from the information timely submitted by Concessionaire pursuant to Section 9.3 or any Authority consent, which information is subject to verification by the Authority. “Excluded Costs” shall mean the (i) financing costs; (ii) interest; (iii) inventory; (iv) office equipment and furnishings; (v) pre-opening expenses; (vi) intra- Concessionaire charges related to construction; (vii) professional fees and costs related to design and engineering of Eligible Improvements in excess of twelve percent (12%) of the initial minimum investment and construction management costs for the Eligible Improvements in excess of five percent (5.0%) of the initial minimum investment; and (viii) professional fees and costs related to the design and engineering of Leasehold Improvements in excess of twelve percent (12%) of the minimum Midterm Reinvestment and construction management of Leasehold Improvements in excess of five percent (5.0%) of the minimum Midterm Reinvestment.
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