Common use of Building Closure Clause in Contracts

Building Closure. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Lease, if City determines in its sole discretion that (a) the Building will be closed to the general public for an anticipated period over fourteen (14) days due to a pandemic or other similar health and safety reason, and (b) the Premises also is closed for such period, City will notify Tenant. This Lease will be suspended and City and Tenant will not have any obligations under this Lease, including the payment of Rent, during the period of the Building closure. The General Manager of the SFPUC will notify Tenant in writing (“Building Closure Notice”) of the the Building closure date and estimated reopening date. Only an official Building Closure Notice will suspend the Lease. The Building Closure Notice will not extend the length of the Term.

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Sources: Lease Agreement

Building Closure. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Lease, if City determines in at its sole discretion that (a) the Building will be closed to the general public for an anticipated period over fourteen in excess of thirty (1430) days due to a pandemic or other similar health and safety reason, reason and (b) the Premises also is should be closed for such period, City will shall notify Tenant. This , this Lease will shall be suspended suspended, and City and Tenant will shall not have any obligations under this Lease, including the payment of Rent, during the period term of the Building closure. The SFPUC’s General Manager of the SFPUC will shall notify Tenant in writing (“Building Closure Notice”) of the the date of Building closure date and estimated reopening datereopening. Only an such official Building and Building Closure Notice will shall suspend the Lease. The A Building Closure Notice will shall not extend the length of the Term.

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Sources: Office Lease