Committed Budget definition
Examples of Committed Budget in a sentence
Should such Committed Budget be less than 10% more than the preceding year, Alphabet Soup shall, unless agreed otherwise by the parties in writing, be entitled to adjust the Alphabet Soup Commission such that its income increases by no less than 10% (ten percent) year on year.
The amount of the Tenant Allowance is $1,740,000, and the balance of the Landlord’s Committed Budget Price to be paid by Tenant (“Tenant’s Construction Cost Share”) is $2,610,000.
Accordingly, should the Client fail to spend its Committed Budget during any Financial Year, the Client shall be obliged to top up Alphabet Soup's Commission so that it is equal to the amount Alphabet Soup would have earned if the Client had spent its committed budget.
It is expressly agreed that Force Majeur events (defined herein) shall constitute Excused Delays and shall therefore be cause for extending the date for completion and delivery of the Premises to Tenant and/or increasing the Landlord’s Committed Budget Price.
The Landlord’s Committed Budget Price shall include the Contractor’s Fee (defined herein) but shall exclude the Architect’s Fee and the Tenant’s Construction Period Interest (defined herein).
The Landlord’s Committed Budget Price for the build out of the Landlord’s Work shall include all items of TI Work, and shall include a fee (the “Contractor’s Fee”) in the amount of thirteen and one quarter percent (13.25%) of the Cost of the TI Work, but shall exclude the Architect’s Fee, Tenant’s Construction Period Interest, and any portion of the Landlord’s Work that does not constitute TI Work.
Thereafter, the Parties and the Architect will work in good faith to address such Permitted Price Increase by (A) value engineering the TI Work, (B) redesigning the Intermediate or Final Plans to eliminate the material divergence, and/or (C) to the extent not addressed by clauses (A) and (B), to increase the Landlord’s Committed Budget Price by the Permitted Price Increase.
Based on the Preliminary Plans, Landlord has agreed to complete the TI Work at a cost not to exceed $4,350,000,000 (“Landlord’s Committed Budget Price”).
Except for cost overruns caused by Tenant and Excused Delays (defined herein), Landlord shall be responsible to the extent the Cost of the TI Work exceeds the Landlord’s Committed Budget Price (as adjusted pursuant to Section 3.5.C.).
The Landlord’s Committed Budget Price (as adjusted pursuant to Section 3.5.B.) shall be specifically agreed to by Eagleview pursuant to the Construction Rider.