Seattle. Vendor's Principal Place of Business (State) In what state is Vendor's principal place of business located?
Seattle. Beginning on or about the Commencement Date and continuing once annually thereafter, Landlord will, at an agreed upon due date, do touch-up painting, carpet dry cleaning, and woodwork refinishing in heavy traffic areas of Tenant’s Premises;
Seattle. The REIT is neither a guarantor nor a key principal under the mortgage loan documents for the Seattle portfolio. Since the Investor is a limited partnership, the limited partner interest may be pledged or transferred without restriction. There is no requirement that the interest be transferred to a Boston Capital affiliate or entity advised by Boston Capital. If, as is contemplated, the limited partnership is replaced with an LLC and the role of BCMR Special, Inc. is eliminated, lender consent will be required, but there is no reason to believe that it should not be obtained. If ownership is transferred to an LLC then it is likely that the Lender will impose transfer and pledge restrictions similar to those in the Portland/Salt Lake portfolio. BCMR Seattle, A Limited Partnership and BCMR Special, Inc have agreed with the non-recourse carve-out Guarantor not to take any action which would cause liability under his guaranty. A pledge or transfer in violation of transfer restrictions in the mortgage loan would result in guarantor liability.
Seattle. Second Use Building Materials 0000 0xx Xxx X Xxxxxxx, XX 00000 (000) 000-0000 xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx Spokane Eco Depot 0000 X Xxxxxxx Xxx Spokane, WA 99202 (000) 000-0000 xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx BJs’ Paint ‘N Place 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxxx X Xxxxxxxx, XX 00000 (000) 000-0000 xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx S:\REM\quinnj\PAINT\Marketing business plan\Exclusive Distributorship Agreement 8 21 09.doc Metro Contract No. Page 9 STAFF REPORT IN CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 09-4073, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENTERING INTO AN EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORSHIP AGREEMENT WITH XXXXXX PAINT Date: September 10, 2009 Prepared by: Xxx Xxxxx, ext. 1662 BACKGROUND Metro has been manufacturing and selling MetroPaint, the recycled latex paint made from leftover paint collected in Metro’s hazardous waste program, for ten years as of August 2009. In FY08-09 more than 112,000 gallons of MetroPaint was sold, bringing in nearly $1 million in revenue. More than 900,000 gallons have been sold since 1999. However there is still a significant volume of the collected paint that could be made into MetroPaint but is instead disposed or donated, due to the lack of a market. Over the years Metro staff have undertaken a number of initiatives to increase sales of MetroPaint. In mid-2008 a marketing plan for FY08-09 was completed. When the plan was written the only retail location in the Metro region where MetroPaint was available was the MetroPaint “factory outlet” on Swan Island (several resellers carry MetroPaint outside of the Metro region, including locations in the Xxxxx, Xxxxxx and Medford areas in Oregon, and the Vancouver, Olympia, Seattle and Spokane areas in Washington). As a way to increase sales in the Metro region the marketing plan included the following strategy element: “Pilot a local distribution network of resellers”. To implement this element of the plan Metro staff contacted a few potential resellers in the area to assess the level of interest. The only company among those contacted that showed interest was Xxxxxx Paint, a Portland-based employee-owned company in business since 1890. In June 2009 Xxxxxx Paint placed an initial order for about 5,200 gallons of MetroPaint paint, and now carries it in all 20 of their Portland-area stores. They have expressed a desire to carry the paint in all 33 of their stores around Oregon and Washington, and have indicated that they can sell about 30,000 gallons a year initially, ramping up to as much as 100,000 gallons per year eventually. However Xxxxxx has requested that Metro ...
Seattle. For all Molasses delivered to the Feed Facility located in Seattle, Washington, the Purchase Price shall be the Reference Price, plus [.*.*.*.] per short ton.
Seattle. As owner of the Park, DPR agrees to remain responsible, and contingent on available funds, for implementation of Major Repairs and Major Capital Improvements to the Park, including all capital facilities, whether damage to facilities and property is due to natural deterioration or vandalism. DPR agrees to provide prompt review of Kirkland requests for changes within the park.
