New/Renewal Flagging Costs Sample Clauses

New/Renewal Flagging Costs. Borrower or Leasehold Pledgor shall cause Owner to post additional security with Mortgage Lender if (and only if) the New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property are greater than an amount equal to (A) the Approved Scheduled PIP Expenses remaining for such Individual Property plus (B) for the first three Individual Properties subject to New/Renewal Flagging Costs, the Alteration Threshold applicable to an Individual Property. Any additional security required to be posted by Owner pursuant to this paragraph (ii) shall be posted pursuant to paragraph (iv) below in an amount equal to the total New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property (to the extent exceeding the Alteration Threshold, in the case of such first three Individual Properties subject to New/Renewal Flagging Costs).
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New/Renewal Flagging Costs. Upon written notice to Lender, Borrower may cause Owner to elect to fund all or any portion of the New/Renewal Flagging Costs set forth in the Approved Flagging Budget for an Individual Property by (A) dedication of Future PIP Reserve Funds that were not previously dedicated by Owner to other Flagging Costs and/or (B) application by Owner of an Available FF&E Credit, and upon such application, the Available FF&E Reserve Funds so dedicated to the payment of such New/Renewal Flagging Costs shall become PIP Dedicated FF&E Reserve Funds. If the sum of the available Future PIP Reserve Funds dedicated by Owner plus the amount of the Available FF&E Credit applied by Owner is insufficient to cover all New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property, then Borrower shall cause Owner to post additional security with Mortgage Lender if (and only if): (x) the New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property (without regard to the dedication of any Future PIP Reserve Funds or the application of any Available FF&E Credit) are greater than the Alteration Threshold for such Individual Property and/or (y) the sum of all outstanding Flagging Costs with respect to all Individual Properties, including such New/Renewal Flagging Costs (in each case, to the extent not covered by dedicated Future PIP Reserve Funds, by PIP Dedicated FF&E Reserve Funds or by other security delivered to Lender pursuant to paragraph (iv) below), plus the costs of all alterations then affecting structural elements of all Individual Properties (to the extent not covered by security delivered to Lender pursuant to Section 4.12.2), is greater than the aggregate Alteration Threshold. Any additional security required to be posted by Owner pursuant to this paragraph (ii) shall be posted pursuant to paragraph (iv) below in an amount equal to the total New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property, less any Future PIP Reserve Funds dedicated by Owner to such New/Renewal Flagging Costs, and less any PIP Dedicated FF&E Reserve Funds dedicated by Borrower to such New/Renewal Flagging Costs. Mezzanine Loan Agreement
New/Renewal Flagging Costs. Borrower shall post additional security with Lender if (and only if): (x) the New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property are greater than an amount equal to (A) the Approved Scheduled PIP Expenses remaining for such Individual Property plus (B) for the first three Individual Properties subject to New/Renewal Flagging Costs, the Alteration Threshold applicable to an Individual Property. Any additional security required to be posted by Borrower pursuant to this paragraph (ii) shall be posted pursuant to paragraph (iv) below in an amount equal to the total New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property (to the extent exceeding the Alteration Threshold, in the case of such first three Individual Properties subject to New/Renewal Flagging Costs).
New/Renewal Flagging Costs. Borrower shall post additional security with Lender if (and only if): (x) the New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property are greater than an amount equal to (A) the Approved Scheduled PIP Expenses remaining for such Individual Property plus (B) the Alteration Threshold applicable to an Individual Property. Any additional security required to be posted by Borrower pursuant to this paragraph (ii) shall be posted pursuant to paragraph (iv) below in an amount equal to the total New/Renewal Flagging Costs for such Individual Property (to the extent exceeding the Alteration Threshold).
New/Renewal Flagging Costs. Upon written notice to Lender, Borrower may elect to fund all or any portion of the New/Renewal Flagging Costs set forth in the Approved Flagging Budget for an Individual Property by (A) dedication of Future PIP Reserve Funds that were not previously dedicated by Borrower to other Flagging Costs and/or (B) application by Borrower of an Available FF&E Credit, and upon such application, the Available FF&E Reserve Funds so dedicated to the payment of such New/Renewal Flagging Costs shall become PIP Dedicated FF&

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