General Improvements Sample Clauses

General Improvements. The City and EPC agree that unless timing and payment terms are otherwise expressly provided herein, within a reasonable period after Commencement of Construction of Phase I, the City shall, subject to events of Force Majeure, cause Laredo EPC Economic Development Agreement TM64092 Commencement of Construction of the public infrastructure improvements set forth in this Article V and Sections 3.2 and 3.3(b) (the "Public Infrastructure Improvements"), including, subject to Section 5.2, below, off-site sidewalks, landscaping, and irrigation as feasible and appropriate on City property (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Water Street rights of way adjacent to the Project). The Parties understand and agree to use reasonable efforts to coordinate the construction activities of Phase I and of the Public Infrastructure Improvements in an attempt to avoid delays for either construction project and avoid the risk of the needing to repair, replace, or redo work previously completed.

General Improvements. Separate and apart from the Improvements that are approved by the Lessor, it is anticipated over the life of the Lease that additional Capital Improvements ("General Improvements") may be needed. If such General Improvements are deemed necessary by the Lessee then, in that event, the cost thereof shall be borne by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ as provided in Section 8.01 hereinabove.

General Improvements. The following information is provided to establish standard specifications and guidelines for Tenant Improvements in Multi Tenant Industrial Office Buildings. The standards set forth in this Exhibit ( or equivalent material at Tenant's election) are subject to Tenant's Improvement Allowance. Landlord does not warrant that the Tenant Improvement Allowance shall be sufficient to construct the following standards. Landlord's reasonable approval is necessary should Tenant desire to materially alter the following standards or use the Tenant Improvement Allowance for non-standard improvements.

General Improvements. Developer agrees to cause to be installed in accordance with the “Final Plan’, and all other applicable specifications appended thereto, all required improvements, including, but not necessarily limited to, walkways, parking lots, slots and striping, curbs, gutters, street and parking lot lights, fire hydrants, shade trees, water mains, sanitary sewers, storm drains, streets, roads, storm water detention and/or retention basins and other related drainage facilities, recreational facilities, open space improvements, monuments, crosswalks, buffers or screen plantings, fencing and other required improvements or facilities designated on or required by the “Final Plan” or the conditions of approval thereof, (hereinafter called the “improvements”). Developer agrees that all underground utilities shall be installed before paving of streets, installing of curbs or construction of sidewalks. Developer further agrees to make all necessary arrangements with and secure approvals from the public utilities, Municipal Authority or private utility companies serving the development for the location and installation of all utility facilities; and, further agrees that all requirements of those utilities or other governmental regulatory agencies having jurisdiction thereof will be complied with in the installation and construction of such facilities. Developer agrees that if the development is to be serviced by public water and/or public sanitary sewers, service and facilities for the same shall be brought to and installed in the tract under the development without expense to the Township. All negotiations for public water, for both potable domestic service and fire protection, to be delivered to the tract, shall be conducted by the Developer with the appropriate water company, public utility or Municipal Authority, and the Developer shall, contemporaneously with its execution, provide to the Township a copy of any written Agreement between the Developer and such utility, company or Authority, as well as any written representations made by such utility, company or Authority with respect to the supply or facilities.

General Improvements. There have also been improvements to the Instant Revocation feature that allows the originator of a file to ‘kill the file’; This feature allows any creator of content to login and revoke access to any Secure View that is active (and by default any future requests to view). A practical application of this feature is where a file has been shared with many users who may all be actively viewing the file at once - for example a time sensitive release. Should the creator wish to ‘kill’ access, the Secure Viewer in the browser of all recipients simply goes blank - without a refresh or any action by the user. This is another unique capability of the proprietary, upgraded, Secure Viewer and Fingerprint technology in Safe Share 3.0. Secure Viewer retains the unique standard feature of all content going from the server to the end-user browser being fully encrypted (end-to-end) until it is decrypted in the browser to view. It is also important to understand that the Secure Viewer, including Instant Revocation, end- to-end encryption and the Fingerprint feature do not require a plugin to the user’s web browser. This is a major imperative for enterprise usage and the take-up of the product as plugins and installation of software is prohibited at a user-level by most large enterprises and government organisations. Working with the input of end-users, partners, and external design experts the user interface has received a makeover and provides a fresh new look and feel. Safe Share is now even more intuitive when sharing files and collaborating with both internal and external stakeholders. User-friendly icons and the re-design of the application enables users to operate Safe Share with the ease of other consumer applications, but with the enterprise- grade security that Covata is known for. Multi-tenancy and watermarking/fingerprinting join an already robust list of Safe Share features, including: • Read-Only (Secure View) • End-to-End Encryption • One Key Per File • Real-Time Revocation • Complete Mediation • Browser-Based Encryption • File-Type Agnostic • Large File Sharing Capacity • Secure External Sharing • Auditability for All Users • Full Administrative Control Safe Share 3.0 works on all commonly used browsers, and provides client applications for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices. Enterprise partners and Telco’s will now enjoy a richer experience with Safe Share across all of their devices, increasing productivity without sacrificing security. “The security n...

General Improvements