ULAA’s Permanent Signage Sample Clauses

ULAA’s Permanent Signage. Yum acknowledges that under Section 7.1(g)(1) of the Lease Agreement, ULAA is entitled to 10% of all “Permanent Signage” (as defined in the Lease Agreement) inside and outside of the Arena for use by ULAA. Yum and LAA further acknowledge that the rights and obligations of LAA and Yum under the Agreement are subject to such rights of ULAA. Yum and LAA acknowledge that LAA and ULAA have agreed in a letter dated August 10, 2010 that (i) all sponsors that wish to be included on ULAA’s Permanent Signage will be subject to the consent of LAA and (ii) that the intent of such consent rights is that sponsors utilizing ULAA’s Permanent Signage would not fall into the category of quick service restaurants (other than Yum entities) or modestly priced national chain restaurants that produce or sell chicken products, Mexican food products, pizza products, pasta products or wings products).
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