Unforeseen Reduction of Ready Return Space Sample Clauses

Unforeseen Reduction of Ready Return Space. In the event of an unforeseen, unavoidable reduction in the total area of the Rental Return parking lot, or in the number of rental return spaces available, whether by reason of national security, an act of a superior governmental authority, an act of the public enemy, an act of God, or any other unforeseen and unavoidable circumstance, the State may require a temporary reallocation for the duration of the reduction, or until the next annual reallocation, to ensure that all concessionaires retain an equitable proportion of ready return spaces. Should such reallocation be required the State will utilize the methodology described under Section 2 above for the reduced number of spaces.
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