Common Space Sample Clauses
The Common Space clause defines the areas within a property or building that are shared and accessible to all tenants or occupants. These spaces typically include lobbies, hallways, elevators, restrooms, and outdoor areas such as courtyards or parking lots. The clause outlines the rights and responsibilities regarding the use, maintenance, and access to these shared areas. Its core function is to ensure clarity about which parts of the property are communal, thereby preventing disputes and promoting harmonious use among all parties.
Common Space. The University reserves the right to determine the need for and the use of all lounges and other common or public areas in and around the Residence Halls. Living unit lounges may be converted and assigned as residence hall space when deemed necessary by the Assistant Vice President of Housing & Residential Education. (Lounges will not be assigned in Greek Village.)
Common Space. The Lessee shall maintain a policy of providing open access to the Airport and achieving a balanced utilization of Airport facilities. To achieve that goal, the Lessee shall retain under its exclusive possession and control all Airport facilities, except space under lease or included as Exclusive Use Space under this Agreement, for common use by the Airlines in accordance with this Agreement, including the requirements set forth in Schedule F. The Lessee agrees not to materially decrease the amount of Common Space or the proportion of Common Space to Exclusive Use Space and Common Use Assigned Gates, in each case as of the date of this Agreement, without approval by a Terminal MII, except (i) as contemplated by and in accordance with the procedures set forth in Schedule F, (ii) to the extent that additional Exclusive Use Space is allocated to an Airline that was not a Signatory Airline as of the date of this Agreement upon commencement of its Air Transportation Business at the Airport or is reasonably necessary to accommodate an increase in the number of passengers or amount of cargo served by the Airport, (iii) with respect to a change to such proportion due to the temporary closure of certain space for improvements or other work or (iv) as contemplated in a Plan for the Reconfiguration of Terminal Space that is approved in accordance with Section 8.13. Space at the Airport that has been temporarily or permanently closed shall not be considered “Common Space” or considered for any purpose of this Agreement, including Schedule F, until the Lessee reopens such space for use by the Airlines.
Common Space space on Poles that is not used for the placement of wires or cables but which jointly benefits all users of the Poles by supporting the underlying structure and/or providing safety clearance between Attaching Entities and electric Utility Facilities.
Common Space. Hereinafter all references to the “Common Space” shall refer to the approximately 8,659 square feet of space located in the Subleased Premises as depicted on Exhibit A hereto.
Common Space. Common space shall be apportioned according to the percentage of occupied space. The parties agree the City subleases 1,600 square feet of occupied space and 1,424 square feet of common space from the Department of Labor. This sub-sublease provides LAP with .071% of the occupied space. Applying that percentage to the 1,424 square feet of common space, this sub-sublease provides LAP with one hundred one (101) square feet of common space at a rental rate of $11.00 per square foot for a four month sub-sublease cost of $370.32.
Common Space. The Manager shall be responsible for the provision of Repairs and Maintenance to Common Space. Notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent that Repairs and Maintenance are desired to be made to Common Space that affect the Structural Components or Base Building Systems of the MacEwan Building, the University shall have the overriding right to conduct such Repairs and Maintenance, in which event, the costs incurred by the University in completing such Repairs and Maintenance shall be reasonably apportioned as to the costs associated with Structural Components and Base Building Systems which shall be borne solely by the University and costs associated with the Common Space which shall be allocated in accordance with the provisions of Article 17.
Common Space. Any indoor or outdoor space at a school site designed or commonly used by more than one group of individuals. This includes, but is not limited to school offices, nurse stations, playgrounds, blacktops, quads or outdoor gathering spaces, hallways, bathrooms, etc.
Common Space. The building must include common space, such as a community room that can accommodate a variety of activities and where tenants can choose to interact with one another. On-site bicycle parking should be considered, if feasible.
Common Space. The parties acknowledge that provisions of Section 10.5 relating to Repairs and Maintenance to Common Space and the allocation of costs thereof pursuant to Article 17 of this Agreement is not intended to deal with Renovations and Improvements to Common Space. In the event that either the University or the Students’ Union feels that it is appropriate that Renovations and Improvements be made to Common Space, they shall be entitled to add this as an agenda item to the next meeting of the JLC. If the JLC determines that such Renovations and Improvements to Common Space should be effected, then it shall pass a resolution in that regard, which resolution shall include the funding mechanism in respect of the cost of completing such approved Renovations and Improvements and such amount shall not form a part of the Annual Budget. Funding of the cost of the Renovations and Improvements shall be allocated between the University and the Students’ Union in accordance with their respective Pro Rata Shares, unless otherwise stated in the resolution approved by the JLC.
Common Space. Sublessor and Sublessee shall share use of the common areas marked on Exhibit B, the common loading and receiving areas, and the common hallways. Sublessor shall maintain such areas, as provided in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, and Sublessee shall pay Sublessor for such maintenance as provided in the services agreement to be signed by Sublessor and Sublessee.