Tsunami. If it is necessary that Tsunami surrender its leasehold interest in the Phase I Mall because it is anticipated that its demised space or a portion thereof will need to be occupied by an anchor tenant in accordance with the Common Area Plan, the Initial Demising Wall Plan, the Final Demising Wall Plan agreed to by Developer and Mall II Buyer, or any Lease executed by Mall II LLC in accordance with the provisions hereof, Developer shall use commercially reasonable efforts at Developer's sole expense to obtain the surrender of such leasehold interest. If it is not necessary for Tsunami to surrender its leasehold interests as aforesaid, or if Tsunami surrenders its leasehold interest and not all of its space is required for such anchor tenant, Mall II Buyer and Developer agree that such space (or the aforesaid unused portion of such space) shall remain part of the Phase I Mall notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary. If Tsunami does surrender all or a portion of its leasehold interest, then the surrendered portion anticipated to be used for the anchor tenant shall be considered part of the Phase II Mall.
Tsunami. A major hazard associated with earthquakes is water inundation resulting from a tsunami or seiche. Tsunamis are a series of waves typically produced by an offshore earthquake, volcanic eruption, or landslide. A tsunami with a wave height of 20 feet at the Golden Gate Bridge, which is likely to occur approximately once every 200 years, would result in a runup of less than 10 feet above sea level on lands surrounding the San Francisco Bay. Some areas of San Xxxxxxx may be subject to flooding if a tsunami were to occur.
Tsunami. 7. Volcanic action including eruption, explosion, or effusion of any volcano and any and all secondary effects of such eruption, explosion or effusion, inclusive of damage caused by volcanic ash, and the shaking and ground motion associated with volcanic action.
