Leasing Plan. The library leases publications from a supplier instead of buying them, retaining an option to purchase leased items at a reduced price when the term of the lease is over. The leasing plan is a mechanism for libraries to obtain popular titles without having to buy multiple copies for the permanent collection.
Leasing Plan. A plan for securing tenants and users for the Project.
Leasing Plan. Within six (6) weeks of the Commencement Date, Lessee shall submit a residential marketing and leasing plan to Lessor for Lessor’s review and approval (“Leasing Plan”). The Leasing Plan will analyze the regional and neighborhood markets including land use patterns, demographic indications, average rents, absorption rate, and vacancy factor. The Leasing Plan will also include tenant retention strategies, including but not limited to proper lease management and administration, resolving tenant complaints, and addressing tenant issues to achieve high levels of tenant satisfaction. The Leasing Plan will set forth a cost-effective program that (i) maximizes the visibility of available Residential Units and generates inquiries from prospective Sublessees; (ii) realizes maximum occupancy of Residential Units; and (iii) achieves Fair Market Value Rent for each offered Residential Unit. Lessee shall advertise leasing opportunities to the general public in the manner set forth in Xxxxxx’s Leasing Plan.
Leasing Plan. A flexible leasing book plan that can offer varied plan size/quota/allowance units per month and a minimum annual book quota/allowance of 3,900.
Leasing Plan. The current leasing plan, leasing program and/or leasing pro forma for the Improvements at each Development setting forth for all vacant space or all space to be vacated during the current fiscal year (i) the proposed or targeted use, (ii) current tenant prospects, and (iii) summaries of pending lease transactions.
Leasing Plan. A statement of the space Manager projects to be leased during such year, the minimum rent and percentage rent it projects to obtain for such space and the other material economic provisions of the tenant leases (including, but not limited to, the contributions to ad valorem taxes, common area expenses and the escalation provisions and any commissions or similar fees payable by reason of new or existing leases, and all tenant improvement costs and expenses to be borne by Owner in connection with tenant leases).
Leasing Plan. 1.2.1 A flexible leasing book plan that can offer varied plan size/quota/allowance units per month and a minimum annual book quota/allowance of 3,900.
1.2.2 A reliable monthly selection list(s) that provide selection guidance. Fort Bend County RFP 24-068
1.2.3 Notification to FBCL of any programs that would provide FBCL with High Demand titles prior to the publication date and any commitments that will be required of the library regarding the program.
1.2.4 No additional charges shall be assessed for stolen, lost, or damaged books.
1.2.5 Older titles leased will be returned to vendor after a specific period of time or quota/allowance ratio with the return shipping cost covered by the vendor.
1.2.6 Ability to retain a percentage (%) of leased items during each subscription period at no extra charge.
1.2.7 Ability to return defective items at no extra charge.
1.2.8 Option to buy additional copies of titles.
Leasing Plan. Within sixty (60) days of the commencement of the term of this Agreement, Manager shall develop a plan for all space that is anticipated to be available for leasing during the current calendar year with respect to the initial year of this Agreement (the “Leasing Plan”). Manager shall prepare a draft Leasing Plan by August 15 of each year with respect to each subsequent calendar year of this Agreement which can be used for preparing the budget. Manager shall submit the final Leasing Plan to Owner not later than November 1 of each year. The Leasing Plan shall contain a brief narrative description of the anticipated market, tenant spaces with expiring leases or other vacant space for the upcoming calendar year, projected rental rates for each space, proposed terms for new leases or other vacant space for the upcoming calendar year, projected rental rates for each space, proposed terms for new leases, Renewal Leases, and Expansion Leases (both, as hereinafter defined), proposed concessions to tenants, proposed costs of tenant improvements to be paid or performed by Owner, proposed commissions to tenants’ brokers, and other estimated costs of Owner associated with securing leasing for Property. The Leasing Plan must be acceptable in all respects to Owner.
Leasing Plan. Not later than 45 days prior to the start of 1998 and each succeeding calendar year, Agent shall develop a plan for all space that is anticipated to be available for leasing during the coming year (the "Leasing Plan"). The Leasing Plan will identify the individual space and indicate the number of square feet, the existing Tenants, current base rent and percentage rent (if any) and Lease expiration date.
Leasing Plan. A statement of the retail space Consultant projects to be leased during such year, the minimum rent and percentage rent it projects to obtain for such space and the other material economic provisions of the tenant leases (including, but not limited to, the contributions to ad valorem taxes, common area expenses and the escalation provisions and any commissions or similar fees payable by reason of new or existing leases, and all tenant improvement costs and expenses to be borne by Owner in connection with tenant leases).
