Common use of Separable Additions Clause in Contracts

Separable Additions. If Tenant proposes to make Permitted Capital Improvements and Additional Lines that are not Non-Separable Additions (each, a “Separable Addition”), Tenant may provide Landlord written notice (a “Notice of Separable Addition”), which Notice of Separable Addition shall (i) describe the Separable Addition in reasonable detail, (ii) provide a good faith estimate of the total cost of making the Separable Addition, (iii) offer Landlord the option to both (A) pay for such Separable Addition, and (B) engage the services of Tenant as construction agent for Landlord with respect to the making of such Separable Addition, and (iv) specify an increase in the Base Rent if Landlord elects to pay for and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall not have the option to pay for such Separable Addition unless Landlord also engages the services of Tenant as construction agent for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall consider such offer as set forth in such Notice of Separable Addition in good faith and use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain financing for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall, by written notice delivered to Tenant within ten (10) Business Days after receipt of the Notice of Separable Addition, elect in writing either to pay for and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for such Separable Addition or to refrain from paying for such Separable Addition. Failure to give such timely notice shall constitute Landlord’s election not to pay for such Separable Addition. If Landlord accepts such offer, (a) Landlord shall pay for such Separable Addition on the terms in the Notice of Separable Addition and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for making such Separable Addition, and (b) Landlord and Tenant shall (1) execute the documents required to evidence such amendment to this Lease or a new lease for such Separable Addition, as applicable, and (2) execute documents, reasonably satisfactory to each of them, governing advances by Landlord to pay the costs of such Separable Addition. Separable Additions that Landlord elects to pay for shall become a part of the Leased Property under this Lease, with an increase in Base Rent as proposed by Tenant in the Notice of Separable Addition, unless Landlord and Tenant instead agree that such Separable Addition shall be the subject of a separate lease, upon substantially the same terms as this Lease, but with Base Rent as proposed by Tenant in the Notice of Separable Addition. If Landlord elects not to pay for such Separable Addition and Tenant elects to proceed with making the Separable Addition, then subject to subsection (e) below, such Separable Addition shall remain the sole property of Tenant, and this Lease shall continue in full force and effect unaffected by the Separable Addition.

Separable Additions. If Tenant proposes to make Permitted Capital Improvements and Additional Lines that are not Non-Separable Additions (each, a “Separable Addition”), Tenant may provide Landlord written notice (a “Notice of Separable Addition”), which Notice of Separable Addition shall (i) describe the Separable Addition in reasonable detail, (ii) provide a good faith estimate of the total cost of making the Separable Addition, (iii) offer Landlord the option to both (A) pay for such Separable Addition, and (B) engage the services of Tenant as construction agent for Landlord with respect to the making of such Separable Addition, and (iv) specify an increase in the Base Rent if Landlord elects to pay for and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall not have the option to pay for such Separable Addition unless Landlord also engages the services of Tenant as construction agent for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall consider such offer as set forth in such Notice of Separable Addition in good faith and use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain financing for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall, by written notice delivered to Tenant within ten (10) Business Days after receipt of the Notice of Separable Addition, elect in writing either to pay for and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for such Separable Addition or to refrain from paying for such Separable Addition. Failure to give such timely notice shall constitute Landlord’s election not to pay for such Separable Addition. If Landlord accepts such offer, (a) Landlord shall pay for such Separable Addition on the terms in the Notice of Separable Addition and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for making such Separable Addition, and (b) Landlord and Tenant shall (1) execute the documents required to evidence such amendment to this Lease or a new lease for such Separable Addition, as applicable, and (2) execute documents, reasonably satisfactory to each of them, governing advances by Landlord to pay the costs of such Separable Addition. Separable Additions that Landlord elects to pay for shall become a part of the Leased Property under this Lease, with an increase in Base Rent as proposed by Tenant in the Notice of Separable Addition, unless Landlord and Tenant instead agree that such Separable Addition shall be the subject of a separate lease, upon substantially the same terms as this Lease, but with Base Rent as proposed by Tenant in the Notice of Separable Addition. If Landlord elects not to pay for such Separable Addition and Tenant elects to proceed with making the Separable Addition, then subject to subsection (e) below, such Separable Addition shall remain the sole property of Tenant, and this Lease shall continue in full force and effect unaffected by the Separable Addition.Separable

Separable Additions. If Tenant proposes to make Permitted Capital Improvements and Additional Lines that are not Non-Separable Additions (each, a ““ Separable AdditionAddition ”), Tenant may provide Landlord written notice (a ““ Notice of Separable AdditionAddition ”), which Notice of Separable Addition shall (i) describe the Separable Addition in reasonable detail, (ii) provide a good faith estimate of the total cost of making the Separable Addition, (iii) offer Landlord the option to both (A) pay for such Separable Addition, and (B) engage the services of Tenant as construction agent for Landlord with respect to the making of such Separable Addition, and (iv) specify an increase in the Base Rent if Landlord elects to pay for and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall not have the option to pay for such Separable Addition unless Landlord also engages the services of Tenant as construction agent for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall consider such offer as set forth in such Notice of Separable Addition in good faith and use commercially reasonable efforts to obtain financing for such Separable Addition. Landlord shall, by written notice delivered to Tenant within ten (10) Business Days after receipt of the Notice of Separable Addition, elect in writing either to pay for and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for such Separable Addition or to refrain from paying for such Separable Addition. Failure to give such timely notice shall constitute Landlord’s election not to pay for such Separable Addition. If Landlord accepts such offer, (a) Landlord shall pay for such Separable Addition on the terms in the Notice of Separable Addition and engage Tenant as Landlord’s construction agent for making such Separable Addition, and (b) Landlord and Tenant shall (1) execute the documents required to evidence such amendment to this Lease or a new lease for such Separable Addition, as applicable, and (2) execute documents, reasonably satisfactory to each of them, governing advances by Landlord to pay the costs of such Separable Addition. Separable Additions that Landlord elects to pay for shall become a part of the Leased Property under this Lease, with an increase in Base Rent as proposed by Tenant in the Notice of Separable Addition, unless Landlord and Tenant instead agree that such Separable Addition shall be the subject of a separate lease, upon substantially the same terms as this Lease, but with Base Rent as proposed by Tenant in the Notice of Separable Addition. If Landlord elects not to pay for such Separable Addition and Tenant elects to proceed with making the Separable Addition, then subject to subsection (e) below, such Separable Addition shall remain the sole property of Tenant, and this Lease shall continue in full force and effect unaffected by the Separable Addition.Separable