Common use of Entry onto Property Clause in Contracts

Entry onto Property. 220 State specifically reserves the right to enter and occupy premises upon failure of Lessee to comply with any 221 provision of this lease. State also reserves the right to enter premises for purposes of inspection and to 222 determine whether Lessee is complying with the provisions of this lease; to perform acts necessary or 223 proper for the protection, preservation, maintenance, reconstruction, and operation of adjacent State 224 Transportation Facility; and to perform acts necessary or proper in connection with the construction or 225 maintenance of adjacent State Transportation Facility. State also reserves the right to enter and take 226 possession of premises in case of national or other emergency for the purpose of preventing sabotage and 227 otherwise protecting its Transportation Facility. During such emergency occupation Lessee shall be relieved 228 from obligation to comply with the provisions of this lease.