Electrical Substation Sample Clauses

Electrical Substation. The Landlord shall design and provide at no cost to the Tenant an area on site sufficient to house an electrical substation which will be constructed by Tenant. In the event that in the future the Landlord requires additional electrical service from the substation, provided that Landlord’s use does not interfere with Tenant’s use of the substation, including but not limited to degradation of electrical power, it shall have the right to add to the substation for such additional electrical use, upon at least thirty (30) days prior written notice. In such event upon the completion of such addition, Landlord shall share proportionately in the cost of maintenance of such substation and shall be billed for such use at the same cost incurred by Tenant from the electric supplier. In the event that the area provided by the Landlord for such substation is insufficient for the Tenant’s purposes, Landlord will provide the additional space required for such addition and replace it at no cost to the Tenant. Any parking spaces lost by virtue of such increase shall be replaced by the Landlord on the south side of the building at no cost to the Tenant so that the Tenant will always have a minimum of 378 parking spaces on site.
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Electrical Substation. TENANT, at its own cost and expense and without any right to reimbursement from LANDLORD, may build, install and maintain in coordination with LANDLORD an electrical substation on the Leased Premises and connect it to Landlord’s distribution lines, subject to compliance with PREPA’s requirements. Under no circumstances shall TENANT install an electrical substation without LANDLORD’s prior approval as to the capacity and power of said substation, its location within the Leased Premises, and the routing path of the power lines.
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Electrical Substation. Tenant, at its own cost and expense and without any right to reimbursement from Landlord, may build or install in coordination with Landlord an electric energy Substation on the Leased Premises and connect it to PREPA's distribution lines, subject to compliance with PREPA's requirements. Under no circumstances shall Tenant install an electrical substation without Landlord's prior approval as to the capacity and power of said substation, its location within the Leased Premises, and the routing path of the power lines.
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