QTA Facility Ground Rental Sample Clauses

QTA Facility Ground Rental. For the use of the QTA Facility, ground rental will be charged. The beginning rate is $0.28 per square foot per annum for square feet of the facility ground area, $ annually, or $ per month. This rental rate will be adjusted annually at the beginning of Contract Year Two and each subsequent Contract Year for the term of this Agreement, equivalent to the percentage change in the previous year's CPI-U. In no case will the rate per square foot per annum be less than $0.28. In the event that the construction of the QTA Facility is not completed by the Agreement commencement date, April 1, 2011, and the Date of Beneficial Occupancy (DBO) will occur after the Agreement commencement date, the Concessionaire will continue to use the existing car wash and maintenance facilities currently being used and that are being replaced by the new QTA. The use of the existing facilities will continue according to the terms of the expiring Automobile Rental Maintenance Facility and Ground Lease entered into on the 26th day of March 2007, which Lease will be extended automatically on a month by month basis until the new QTA can be occupied. The rental rates in place at the expiration of the Automobile Rental Maintenance Facility and Ground Lease will remain in effect until the new QTA is complete and ready for Concessionaire's use. The total QTA Facility ground area included in the calculation of the ground rental for the first year of this Agreement is identified in Exhibit C, and by said reference made a part of this Agreement. At the end of the first Contract Year, and the end of each subsequent Contract Year for the term of this Agreement, said ground space shall be reallocated as follows:
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