Initial Rehabilitation Projects Required During Sample Clauses

Initial Rehabilitation Projects Required During. First 15 Years. To address certain existing deficiencies at the marina, Tenant, prior to the end of Lease Year 15, shall expend a minimum of $1,500,000 in performing infrastructure rehabilitation projects described in the Engineering Report and Peer Review (“Initial Rehabilitation Projects”). The categories of costs that will count toward such $1,500,000 expenditure requirement shall be limited to the following: labor (excluding Tenant’s management); materials, design, engineering, handling, hauling and disposal; and all permits and fees. Labor costs may include the cost of Tenant’s employees (including wages, required withholdings and workers compensation insurance premiums) to the extent they perform the recommended work, except to the extent such employee labor cost exceeds the cost that would be paid to a qualified unrelated third party to perform such work. The recommended work shall be performed in the phases described in the Engineering Report, as revised by the Peer Review; provided, however, that the priority and scope of the foregoing work may be adjusted and/or modified by Tenant in order to address life/safety concerns and/or to maximize the generation of revenue from the Property. Tenant shall spend at least $500,000 for the work of Initial Rehabilitation Projects by the end of Lease Year 5, and Tenant shall spend a cumulative total of $1,000,000 for such work by the end of Lease Year 10. If Tenant has not spent at least $1,000,000 for the work of Initial Rehabilitation Projects by the end of Lease Year 10, then Tenant agrees to set aside in an escrow account funds in an amount equal to the difference between
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