Permanent Improvements definition

Permanent Improvements is meant to include, but is not limited to, buildings, structures, wings, annexes to buildings paved areas, utility lines, roads, fences, walls or anything affixed to any building in such a manner as to become a fixture under Texas law.

Permanent Improvements means those authorized improvements that a business lease specifies shall not be removed upon the termination of the lease. “Permanent improvements” shall include water rights appurtenant to trust land and equipment and fixtures necessary for the development of the water;

Permanent Improvements means buildings, other structures, and associated infrastructure attached to the Premises.

Examples of Permanent Improvements in a sentence

• The Office of State Engineer will provide forms in the Manual for Planning and Execution of State Permanent Improvements Projects-Part II for use by governmental bodies in submitting a contract for approval pursuant to Section 11-35-3220(8) of the Code.

• Income tax revenues are distributed by a 1991 vote of the people as follows: 70 percent to the General Fund; 15 percent for solid waste management, recycling and disposal (Solid Waste Management Fund); and 15 percent for maintaining and equipping streets, storm water drainage systems and other permanent improvements, including debt charges on obligations issued after 1990 for those purposes (Permanent Improvements Fund).

• The Construction project is subject to the expenditure limits set forth in SC Code § 11-35-1550 and further explained in the Manual for Planning and Execution of State Permanent Improvements, (the “Manual”).

• Such Permanent Improvements shall exclude, however, Tenant's merchandise, trade fixtures, furnishings, equipment, wall covering, carpeting, drapes, and all personal property (collectively "Tenant's Personal Property").

• The A/E’s services shall be provided by qualified persons in accordance with professional standards of care for such services in South Carolina and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 5 of the Manual for Planning and Execution of State Permanent Improvements.

More Definitions of Permanent Improvements

Permanent Improvements means improvements to the Premises that are not detachable without damaging the Premises or systems or equipment installed therein, including, but not limited to, floors, air conditioners, any decoration to the Premises, but not including partitions installed, built-in mezzanine structures, suspended ceilings, and equipment regardless of methods of their installation and fixing, subject to Clause 4.6.3 of the Preliminary Agreement;

Permanent Improvements means “real property” as defined in ORS 307.010 (1)(b)(B).

Permanent Improvements means buildings, other structures, agricultural facilities, wind or solar testing or generation facilities, and associated infrastructure attached to the leased Premises.

Permanent Improvements means and refer to any portion or parcel of the Subdivision, any and all improvements, structures, and other materials and things (including, but without limitation, trees, berms, shrubs, xxxxxx, and fences) which are located thereon.

Permanent Improvements means any leasehold improvement made by Tenant, unless such improvement shall be assessed against the Tenant by the taxing authority as personal property.

Permanent Improvements means physical improvements, additions and modifications to the Demised Premises that (i) will become a permanent part of the Demised Premises or are permanently affixed to the Demised Premises such that removal may be or likely to cause damage to the Demised Premises, and (ii) increase the value, utility or appearance of the Demised Premises, and (iii) are not specific to Tenant’s trade use of the Demised Premises, Tenant acknowledges that Landlord does not own or claim any ownership interest in any equipment, personal property or other related items left in the Demised Premises by the previous tenant. Tenant acknowledges that any such equipment, personal property and other related items are owned only by the previous tenant, and neither Tenant nor Landlord has any ownership interest in such previously stated items. All damage done to any such aforementioned property shall be repaired at Tenant’s sole cost and expense. Tenant acknowledges that if the previous tenant, lien holders or creditors of the previous tenant, or any other party which may hold a secured or unsecured interest in such equipment, personal property and other related items, reclaim(s) such property, Tenant is still bound by all terms and conditions of the Lease. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Landlord shall perform the following work in the Demised Premises (“Landlord Work”):

Permanent Improvements means the improvements specified in the Schedule to this Act.