Inventory and Condition Report. In the exercise of its due diligence, the Lessee has reviewed the Inventory and Condition Report (Exhibit A) and acknowledges that it is complete and accurate.
Inventory and Condition Report. The Agent will examine the premises including furnishings and appliances, if any, and prepare the report. Tenants have two weeks after check-in to note any discrepancies and notify Agent in writing.
Inventory and Condition Report. In accordance with § 58-2548, the landlord (or authorized representative) and the tenant must make an account of the property and existing damages within five (5) days from the date that the tenant has possession of their rental unit. Duplicate copies of the record shall be signed by the landlord and the tenant with one copy of the inventory given to the tenant.
Inventory and Condition Report. On the date the premises described by this rider are to be made available, a joint temporary inventory and condition report shall be prepared between the parties. Furthermore, a final joint inventory and condition report shall be prepared between the parties upon handover of the work completed by the Lessee with regard to the work described specifically in paragraph 2 of Article 4 above. It is expressly agreed between the parties that this final inventory inspection and report shall be carried out after the work acceptance report no later than April 30, 2017.
Inventory and Condition Report. While the premises depicted in Exhibit A operates as a single functional unit, it consists of multiple land and building components, which are individually depicted and described below. Exhibit C: Farming Enterprise Proposal Attached hereto is a copy of the Lessee’s winning proposal to lease and operate the Holland Farm (incorporated herein by reference). This proposal provides describes the type of farming enterprise along with detailed information about the farm enterprise’s development, planned operations and timeline for development. As the basis for selection, the proposal establishes the Lessor’s expectations of the Lessee and will govern the Lessor’s administration of this lease. To the extent that unforeseen conditions impact the Lessee’s ability to implement the proposal precisely as planned, adjustments to secondary aspects of the proposal or timing may be possible but require the prior written approval of the Lessor. Such adjustments should occur in the course of preparing and approving the Lessee’s Proposed Operations and Development Plan (POD), and such other means as may be useful.
