Improvements to Existing Commercial Structures Sample Clauses

Improvements to Existing Commercial Structures. All Existing Commercial Structures, as listed in the B1 Schedule of Buildings, are currently located within the ADA and together with customary appurtenances and existing accessory structures, may continue to be used for Permitted Uses and may be maintained, repaired, enlarged, replaced or removed in accordance with all applicable laws, ordinances, rules or regulations and the provisions of this Conservation Easement so long as the total square footage (excluding basements) of all Commercial Structures does not exceed, in the aggregate, 47,061.25 square feet (representing not more than a twenty-five percent (25%) increase in the total square footage of the existing Commercial Structures). As of the date of this Conservation Easement, the total square footage of all Existing Commercial Structures located within the ADA is approximately 37,649 +/- square feet (see Exhibit B1 Schedule of Commercial Buildings for current Existing Commercial Structure square footage (excluding the Residential Structures, i.e., Stonecrop, Xxxxx and the President’s House (also referred to as the Lake House). Commercial Structures shall also not exceed 35 feet in height. As used in this Conservation Easement, the height of a Structure shall be determined by measuring the highest point of the roof, as measured from the mean grade level for Existing Structures or for enlarged, replaced or new structures, the mean grade level prior to construction or grade alteration. The "mean grade level" in all cases shall be determined by calculating the average of the elevations of the midpoints of each side of the Structure. 30 days prior to commencing the enlargement, replacement or construction of any Commercial Structure, Landowner shall provide the Holder with the construction drawings showing the increase in or new square footage and the height of the Commercial Structure for the Holder’s written approval (see Section 9.8).
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