Payment Where Developer Sells, Assigns or Transfers Any Development Rights Sample Clauses

Payment Where Developer Sells, Assigns or Transfers Any Development Rights. The intent of the parties is that as a joint development upon public land, Developer shall equitably share with County profits made in any sale or assignment of this Agreement or rights to develop the Project. As such, in the event prior to Construction Completion, Developer sells, assigns or transfers the rights under this Agreement or the rights to develop the Project or any portion or Phase of the Project and as a result thereof Developer retains less than a 51% interest in such portion of the project or Phase of the Project, then in such event, Developer shall pay County 50% of the amount of such sale, assignment or transfer. In the event that such transfer occurs after Completion of Construction, Developer shall pay County 10% of the proceeds. Developer shall pay County’s share of the proceeds at the closing of such sale, assignment or transfer. The payments to County under this section shall be in addition to and with no offsets for any other fees or payments to which County is entitled under any other provisions of this Agreement. The payment for any such sale, assignment, or transfer after Construction Commencement shall be governed by the applicable Lease for the Project or Project Phase. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Tenant is a joint venture or a consortium or similarly structured entity, within one year of Completion of Construction and issuance of a Ccertificate of Ooccupancy for any Phase, Tenant may assign the Phase, one time only, to any one or more member(s) of such joint venture or consortium or similar structured entity without payment to the Landlord. Any additional assignments shall be subject to the above described payment to Landlord.
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