Mechanical and Electrical Equipment. Tenant shall remove all mechanical and electrical systems existing on the Leased Premises which are no longer functional or designated to be reused. Such work shall include but not be limited to: roof top and interior HVAC equipment and supports, duct work, wire and conduits, electrical distribution equipment, plumbing fixtures, sprinkler lines, telephone equipment and any specialty equipment as may exist in the Leased Premises.
Mechanical and Electrical Equipment costs mean the cost of those mechanical and electrical components, including the cost of their erection on site, associated solely with the Additional Unit in question. It excludes the costs of site formation, civil engineering and construction works, plant and services that are common to more than one unit, project management costs and financing costs. 2 The amount of capitalised interest will be the product of the average accumulation of the 50% of the M&E costs last incurred up to but excluding the day of Commissioning and the weighted average interest rate of the loans associated with the overall M&E costs of the Additional Unit times the number of days that represents the period in which the aforementioned 50% of the M&E costs were incurred, divided by 365.
Mechanical and Electrical Equipment. Each category of assets shall be subject to its own program of asset protection and Routine Maintenance.
Mechanical and Electrical Equipment costs mean the cost of those mechanical and electrical components，including the cost of their erection on site ,associated solely with the Additional Unit in question. It excludes the costs of site formation ,civil engineering and construction works ,plant and services that are common to more than one unit , project management costs and financing costs.
