Restoration Costs. Costs of repairs, restoration, replacements or other work that are otherwise includible as Operating Expenses but are occasioned by (a) fire, windstorm, earthquake or other casualty of an insurable nature (whether such destruction be total or partial) and (1) paid by insurance required to be carried by Landlord under this Lease, or if Landlord failed to carry insurance required to be carried by Landlord under this Lease, an amount equal to the insurance proceeds that would have been available to Landlord had Landlord carried the required insurance, (2) otherwise paid by insurance then in effect obtained by Landlord, or (3) not so paid by insurance because the deductibles exceed customary deductibles for buildings comparable to the Building in the Richardson, Texas market (“Comparable Buildings”), not to exceed $50,000 per occurrence, (b) the exercise by a governmental authority of the right of eminent domain, whether such taking be total or partial, or (c) the intentional act or negligence of Landlord, any subsidiary or affiliate of Landlord, any tenant or any vendor, contractor, provider of materials or services, representative, employee, guest, or agent of same.
Restoration Costs. Temple shall deposit money in an Association Trust Account for each stage of development of the Complex sufficient to provide reasonable funds for restoring the Site to "finished lot" status, as provided in Exhibit "F" attached to the Agreement. All funds deposited shall be released back to Temple upon the completion of the construction. However, if at the time a deposit is due Association is indebted to Temple as a result of cost overruns pursuant to paragraph 4.1.4 of this Second Amendment, the deposit need not be made, and instead, if the restoration costs are actually incurred by Association, Association may offset the amount against its indebtedness due to Temple."
Restoration Costs. The Member shall pay all costs of repair and restoration of the Unit which result from alterations, changes or additions made by the Member if the alterations, changes or additions have not been approved by the Directors. If the Member refuses or neglects for a period of ten days following receipt of written notice from the Directors to repair and restore the Unit to its original condition, then the Directors without further notice to the Member may: [a] cause repair and restoration of the Unit to be made; and [b] enter or cause their agents or servants to enter the Unit for that purpose. All expenses and costs incurred by the Co-op in doing so shall be due and payable by the Member to the Co-op immediately upon written notice to the Member.
Restoration Costs. The Granting Price includes the costs of restoration for the first thirty (30) days of outage on the CANTAT-3 System per calendar year (regardless of the Effective Date of this Agreement) for the first ten (10) years of the term of this Agreement. The Grantee shall pay its proportionate share (as calculated by TC-3) of the cost of any additional restoration required beyond the first thirty (30) days per year and shall also pay its proportional share of any and all restoration required after year ten (10) of the term of this Agreement.
Restoration Costs. If Lessee's portion of any award shall be insufficient to complete any restoration of the Property which Lessee is required to perform hereunder, after Lessee has expended the entire amount of any award payable to Lessee hereunder, there shall be paid to the Depository for disbursement as described above such portion of the award otherwise payable to Lessor hereunder in an amount reasonably necessary to pay the excess cost of restoration of any remaining part of the Property not so taken (the "Excess Restoration Cost").
Restoration Costs. In any and all events, Landlord shall be under no obligation to restore, replace, or rebuild any portion of the Leased Premises unless any such restoration, replacement, or rebuilding can be paid for fully from insurance proceeds paid to Landlord from Landlord’s and/or Tenant’s insurance coverage, plus applicable deductibles which shall be payable by Landlord as a capital expense.
Restoration Costs. If Lessee's Master Lease Award shall be insufficient to complete any restoration of the Premises which Lessee is required to perform hereunder, after Lessee has expended the entire amount of Lessee's Master Lease Award, there shall be paid to the Depository for disbursement as described above (a) such portion of the award otherwise payable to Lessor hereunder in an amount reasonably necessary to pay the excess cost of restoration of any remaining part of the Premises not so taken (the "Excess Restoration Cost"), and (b) if such portion of the award otherwise payable to Lessor is not sufficient to pay the entire Excess Restoration Cost, after completely disbursing same, such portion of the award otherwise payable to Lessee pursuant to the Ground Lease for Lessee's interest as the owner of the Land and the lessor under the Ground Lease, in an amount reasonably necessary to pay any remaining Excess Restoration Cost.
Restoration Costs. Then to the extent that the Tenant is obligated to and restores the Improvements, the award will next be applied to payment of the costs reasonably incurred by the Tenant in effecting such restoration. 13.6.4
Restoration Costs. The Shareholder shall pay all costs of maintenance, repair and/or restoration of the Unit which result from alterations, changes or additions made by the Tenant or Shareholder if the alterations, changes or additions have not been approved in writing by the Board of Directors. If the Shareholder refuses or neglects for a period of ten (10) days following receipt of written notice from the Board of Directors to maintain, repair and restore the Unit to its original condition, then the Board of Directors without further notice to the Shareholder, may:
Restoration Costs. A restoration charge, including but not limited to the costs of restoration of the Capacity via other cable systems or satellite space segment, shall not exceed six thousand dollars ($6,000.00) per year, for the first two years after RFCS, per MIU half interest conveyed to the Grantee by this Agreement and shall be based on (i) actual cost incurred by the owners of the CANUS 1 System and (ii) the Grantees Capacity in service. From two years after the RFCS Date and beyond the restoration charge shall be allocable based on cost and be on a case by case basis.
