Disclosure of Other CPGH, Inc Sample Clauses

Disclosure of Other CPGH, Inc. Business. In the event that CPGH, Inc. engages in other business activities unrelated to the activities required or authorized by this agreement, CPGH, Inc. shall notify the Borough Contract Administrator of the nature and extent of such other business activities, including upon request a disclosure of financial reports reflecting revenues and expenses, so that the Borough Contract Administrator may determine that they do not conflict with this agreement, or otherwise impair either parties’ rights or obligations under this agreement. It is agreed that records of such other business activities are not public records. Disclosure to the contract administrator of records under this provision shall not be deemed to convert such records to public records, to the extent allowed by law. In no case will the assets generated or provided through this agreement be used to capitalize or otherwise fund any activities of CPGH, Inc. conducted outside the scope of this agreement.
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