Common use of Capital Improvements and Expansion Clause in Contracts

Capital Improvements and Expansion. Subject to Section 3.5(b), any site or Premises renovation, expansion or reduction plans and/or capital equipment expenditures with respect to the Practice shall be reviewed and approved by the Joint Planning Board and shall be based upon economic feasibility, productivity and then current market conditions in light of both the particular project and the Group as a whole.

Capital Improvements and Expansion. Subject to Section 3.5(b), any site or Premises renovation, expansion or reduction plans and/or capital equipment expenditures with respect to the Practice shall be reviewed and approved by the Joint Planning Board and shall be based upon economic feasibility, productivity and then current market conditions in light of both the particular project and the Group as a whole.

Capital Improvements and Expansion. Subject to Section 3.5(b), any site or Premises renovation, expansion or reduction plans and/or capital equipment expenditures with respect to the Practice Technical Operations shall be reviewed and approved by the Joint Planning Board and shall be based upon economic feasibility, productivity and then current market conditions in light of both the particular project and the Group as a whole.

Capital Improvements and Expansion. Subject to Section 3.5(b), any site or Premises renovation, expansion or reduction plans and/or capital equipment expenditures with respect to the Practice shall be reviewed and approved by the Joint Planning Board and shall be based upon economic feasibility, productivity and then current market conditions in light of both the particular project and the Group as a whole.be

Capital Improvements and Expansion. Subject to Section 3.5(b), any site Practice Site or Premises renovation, expansion or reduction plans and/or capital equipment expenditures with respect to the Practice shall be reviewed and approved by the Joint Planning Board and shall be based upon economic feasibility, productivity and then current market conditions in light of both the particular project and the needs of the Group as a whole.