Common use of Health Emergency Clause in Contracts

Health Emergency. If a Health Emergency exists, the Landlord may amend, supplement, or otherwise enforce any existing Health Emergency rules or regulations in existence, impose additional rules and regulations, and impose restrictions to mitigate or minimize the effects of the Health Emergency. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, during a Health Emergency the Landlord will be entitled to: (a) restrict or limit access to the Premises and the Clubhouse to employees of the Tenant only, and/or to prohibit entry by visitors or invitees for a reasonable period of time during such event; (b) require the Tenant to decontaminate all or any part of the Premises, in a manner reasonably approved by the Landlord, failing which the Landlord will be entitled to enter the Premises and do so at the Tenant’s expense. Any steps that the Landlord may choose to take are in its sole and unfettered discretion and nothing herein will obligate the Landlord to effect any such decontamination; (c) close all or any part of the Premises or the Clubhouse if it determines that it is not safe to continue to operate the Premises or the Clubhouse or certain parts of the Clubhouse; and (d) specify specific modes of ingress and egress from and to the Clubhouse and the Premises for tenants generally, or for specific tenants, occupants, or invitees who may have a heightened risk of either exposure to a health threat or a heightened risk of transfer of unhealthy condition to other tenants, invitees, or visitors in the Clubhouse or the Premises. The Tenant will, immediately upon becoming aware of same, inform the Landlord of any outbreak of an infectious disease amongst its employees where such outbreak may impact the health and/or safety of other tenants in the Clubhouse or lead to a Health Emergency. Notwithstanding this section 8.3, the Landlord agrees that in its exercise of any rights or entitlements under this section 8.3, it will act reasonably.

Health Emergency. If a Health Emergency exists, the Landlord may amend, supplement, or otherwise enforce any existing Health Emergency rules or regulations in existence, impose additional rules and regulations, and impose restrictions to mitigate or minimize the effects of the Health Emergency. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, during a Health Emergency the Landlord will be entitled to: (a) restrict or limit access to the Premises and the Clubhouse Building to employees of the Tenant only, and/or to prohibit entry by visitors or invitees for a reasonable period of time during such event; (b) require the Tenant to decontaminate all or any part of the Premises, in a manner reasonably approved by the Landlord, failing which the Landlord will be entitled to enter the Premises and do so at the Tenant’s expense. Any steps that the Landlord may choose to take are in its sole and unfettered discretion and nothing herein will obligate the Landlord to effect any such decontamination; (c) close all or any part of the Premises or the Clubhouse Building if it determines that it is not safe to continue to operate the Premises or the Clubhouse Building or certain parts of the ClubhouseBuilding; and (d) specify specific modes of ingress and egress from and to the Clubhouse Building and the Premises for tenants generally, or for specific tenants, occupants, or invitees who may have a heightened risk of either exposure to a health threat or a heightened risk of transfer of unhealthy condition to other tenants, invitees, or visitors in the Clubhouse Building or the Premises. The Tenant will, immediately upon becoming aware of same, inform the Landlord of any outbreak of an infectious disease amongst its employees where such outbreak may impact the health and/or safety of other tenants in the Clubhouse Building or lead to a Health Emergency. Notwithstanding this section 8.37.3, the Landlord agrees that in its exercise of any rights or entitlements under this section 8.37.3, it will act reasonably.

Health Emergency. (a) If a Health Emergency exists, the Landlord may amend, supplement, or otherwise Tenant shall enforce at the Demised Premises any existing Health Emergency rules or regulations in existence, impose and/or may impose, in conjunction with the Landlord, additional rules rules, regulations and regulations, and impose restrictions to mitigate or minimize the effects of the Health Emergency. . (b) Without limiting the generality of the foregoingforegoing and subject to the provisions of the RTA, during a Health Emergency Emergency, the Landlord will and/or the Tenant shall be entitled to (or the Tenant shall require the Operator to:): (ai) restrict or limit access to the Demised Premises and the Clubhouse Building to employees of the Tenant and residents of the Building only, and/or to prohibit entry by visitors or invitees for a reasonable period of time during such event; (bii) require the Tenant to decontaminate all or any part of the PremisesDemised Premises and the Building, in a manner reasonably approved and if such work is not completed by the LandlordTenant, failing which the Landlord will shall be entitled to enter the Demised Premises and to do so at the Tenant’s expense. Any steps that the Landlord may choose to take are in its sole and unfettered discretion and nothing herein will shall obligate the Landlord to effect any such decontamination; (ciii) impose sanitization requirements and/or implement health precautions consistent with the advice from medical experts or public health officials; iv) require changes to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems serving the Building; v) delineate passages of ingress and egress in common areas of the Demised Premises; and vi) close all or any part of the Demised Premises or and the Clubhouse Building if it determines is determined by the parties, each acting reasonably, that it is not safe to continue to operate the Demised Premises or and the Clubhouse Building or certain parts of the Clubhouse; andDemised Premises and the Building. (dc) specify specific modes of ingress and egress from and to the Clubhouse and the Premises for tenants generally, or for specific tenants, occupants, or invitees who may have a heightened risk of either exposure to a health threat or a heightened risk of transfer of unhealthy condition to other tenants, invitees, or visitors Except in the Clubhouse case of gross negligence or the Premises. The Tenant willwilful misconduct, immediately upon becoming aware of sameduring a Health Emergency, inform neither the Landlord nor the Tenant shall be: i) in default by reason of any outbreak of an infectious disease amongst action taken pursuant to its employees where Health Emergency Plan or any other decisions such outbreak may impact the health and/or safety of other tenants party makes in the Clubhouse or lead good faith in response to a Health Emergency. Notwithstanding this section 8.3; or ii) liable in contract, tort, or otherwise, for any act or omission in exercising the Landlord agrees that Health Emergency Plan or any other decisions it makes in its exercise of any rights or entitlements under this section 8.3, it will act reasonablygood faith in response to a Health Emergency.