IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. 12.1 The Property shall be maintained and all improvements thereon shall be erected and maintained in accordance with the requirements of the Constitution and to the satisfaction of the HOA.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. CCA will construct and make all of the improvements on the Property according to the approved Site Plan and applicable permitting requirements. The fees, costs, and expenses for the design, permitting, construction and improvements will be the sole responsibility of CCA. The City will timely review and process permitting applications pursuant to applicable City code requirements. Additional construction and improvements may not be performed absent written consent by the City.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. Lessee, at its own expense, may remodel, or make additions, modifications or improvements to, the Property, provided that (i) such remodeling, modifications and additions (A) shall not in any way damage the Property as it existed prior thereto and (B) shall become part of the Property, subject to the provisions of Section 4.3; (ii) the value of the Property after such remodeling, modifications and additions shall be at least as great as the value of the Property prior thereto; and (iii) the Property, after such remodeling, modifications and additions, shall continue to be used as provided in and shall otherwise be subject to the terms of this Agreement. If Xxxxxx makes and pays for improvements to the Property, there shall be no additional financial obligations under this Agreement to Lessee without written approval by the Department, in accordance with Section 22-26A-5(L) NMSA 1978.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. Landlord shall, at Landxxxx'x xost and expense, paint the interior and exterior of the Building, clean the lobby carpet (or 36 2 replace it if needed), replace carpeting in the general office area and all of the second floor, replace the vinyl tile flooring in the men's restroom, and replace all the suspended ceiling tiles of the Building ("New Improvements"). Landlord and Tenant shall initial the plans for such New Improvements. The materials and labor to be used in such New Improvements and other items pertaining to the design of the New Improvements shall be in the sole and absolute discretion of the Landlord. All of the New Improvements shall be and become part of the Property and may not be removed by Tenant upon termination of the Lease. Tenant may not offset any amounts regarding any items claimed for such New Improvements. Such New Improvements shall be subject to the repair and maintenance provisions of the Lease.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. Any improvements to the property made by tenant inside or outside must not be removed without written permission from the property manger. This includes landscaping, scrubs, flowers, walkways, out buildings such as storage sheds and play-houses, etc. Any interior improvements the tenant may have made to the property must also remain. Improvements such as but not limited to the following are installation of ceiling fans, book shelves, shelving, light fixtures, etc.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. Operator shall make capital improvements to the property such that the property will match the look and feel of the Town and be of construction standards at least at the quality of other nearby businesses and construction standards per state and local Building Code requirements.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. MDUSD shall not undertake any improvements on the Portable Classroom without prior written consent of CITY. All fixtures shall become the property of CITY at the termination of this lease.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. Upon the District’s written request for property improvements such as structural, non-structural, furniture, fixtures and equipment, infrastructure etc. Property Owner shall make a good faith effort to fulfill all requested accommodations. Property Owner shall provide a financial estimate of the requested improvements to the District. Upon mutual agreement and the written approval of the District, Property Owner shall fulfill all requested improvements. When applicable, all property improvements shall be subject to the availability of California Adult Education Program (CAEP) funding and approval from the South Orange County Regional Consortium (SOCRC). Property Owner shall work closely with the District to ensure all requested improvements are made and fulfilled within a reasonable timeline of such request. Property Owner shall meet or exceed the requirements and specifications for the requested improvement and shall ensure adherence to all codes, regulations and ordinances as applicable to a California public educational institution. Property Owner shall invoice the District the actual cost as incurred for such improvement as a pass through cost. These invoices shall be paid by the District in net 45 days.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. Tenant shall have the right, at Tenant’s sole cost and expense, to erect and maintain on Property improvements, personal property and facilities incidental to or necessary for Tenant to use the Property in accordance with the Use set forth above. Landlord shall have the right to approve plans for any and all such improvements, personal property and facilities. Tenant shall comply with all applicable governmental laws, rules, and regulations with respect to installing and maintaining such improvements, personal property and facilities. Upon the expiration or termination of this Lease, Tenant shall remove all such improvements, personal property and facilities at Tenant’s sole cost and expense. Landlord grants Tenant a non-exclusive easement in, over, across and through other real property owned by Landlord on or adjacent to the Property as reasonably required for construction, installation, maintenance, and operation of the improvements, personal property and facilities, subject to Landlord’s prior written approval, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTY. Upon SOCCCD’s written request for property improvements such as structural, non-structural, furniture, fixtures and equipment, infrastructure etc. the CUSD shall make a good faith effort to fulfill all requested accommodations. The CUSD shall provide a financial estimate of the requested improvements to SOCCCD. Upon mutual agreement and the written approval of SOCCCD, the CUSD shall fulfill all requested improvements. All property improvements shall be subject to the availability of California Adult Education Program (CAEP) funding and approval from the South Orange County Regional Consortium (SOCRC). CUSD shall work closely with SOCCCD to ensure all requested improvements are made and fulfilled within a reasonable timeline of such request. CUSD shall meet or exceed the requirements and specifications for the requested improvement and shall ensure adherence to all codes, regulations and ordinances as applicable to a California public educational institution. The CUSD shall invoice SOCCCD the actual cost as incurred for such improvement as a pass through cost. These invoices shall be paid by SOCCCD in net 45 days.
