Security Screening and Standards for Pier Open Space Sample Clauses

Security Screening and Standards for Pier Open Space. Notwithstanding Tenant’s obligation to permit and facilitate the general public access to the Pier Open Space in accordance with the provisions of this Lease, Tenant may subject the general public to the same security screening procedure and security standard as that imposed on patrons and invitees of the Museum, and may deny entry to members of the general public who refuse to undergo such screening or fail to satisfy such security standard. (i) Following the completion of security screening, Tenant shall afford the general public access to the Pier Open Space through Tenant’s most expeditious line, which line may from time to time be shared with Museum patrons or invitees, provided that (x) such line is clearly labeled with prominent signage as being primarily for free public access to the Pier Open Space, and (y) the entrance area adequately staffed and managed by Tenant in such a manner as to avoid delay and prioritize access by non-paying members of the general public to the Pier Open Space who are not patrons or other visitors of the Museum. (ii) Tenant shall establish and implement a procedure whereby members of the general public using Pier Open Space only (and who are not ticketed for Museum admission) are afforded the opportunity to exit the Premises without passing through Tenant’s gift shop or any other space in the Premises used for the sale or promotion of merchandise or services. Such procedure may include allowing members of the general public using Pier Open Space to exit the Premises via a designated outdoor corridor located to the north of the Welcome Center building. (iii) Should Landlord notify Tenant (which notice shall include a copy of the CB4 Communication) that it has received a written communication from CB4 (the “CB4 Communication”) that the measures undertaken by Tenant to afford the general public access to the Pier Open Space are unsatisfactory or require particular improvement (the “Unsatisfactory Condition”), then Tenant shall, within thirty (30) days after receipt of such notice, meet with Landlord and designated representatives of CB4 at a date and time that is mutually convenient to discuss (x) the reasons for and causes of the Unsatisfactory Condition, and (y) potential modifications by Tenant to the procedures noted in Sections 8.01(a)(i) and (a)(ii) above, and/or potential supplemental measures or substitute procedures by Tenant, that may, either individually or in combination, adequately remedy the Unsatisfactory Con...
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