Non-Anchor Tenant definition

Non-Anchor Tenant means any tenant (or, as to a Property that is subject to a Ground Lease, a subtenant under the applicable Ground Lease) that is not an Anchor Tenant.
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Non-Anchor Tenant means any Tenant other than an Anchor Tenant.
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Examples of Non-Anchor Tenant in a sentence

  • The Designated System must maintain the minimum Community Solar Subscription Mix required under the SFA for the REC price adder obtained in the Non-Anchor Tenant Contract Price that resulted from the Community Solar Subscription Mix indicated in the Community Solar First Year Report; the Designated System must also maintain the subscription shares of the Anchor Tenant and End Use Customers as indicated in the Community Solar First Year Report.

  • For avoidance of doubt, the Anchor Tenant Contract Price and the Non-Anchor Tenant Contract Price shall remain unchanged from the date of Energization unless the Non-Anchor Tenant Contract Price is changed due to changes in the Community Solar Subscription Mix related to the percent of the Actual Nameplate Capacity subscribed by Small Subscribers.

  • The Waisterisk Sellers acknowledge that the TAR Purchasers shall have no obligation to accept a Seller Estoppel for any Anchor Tenant Lease or for Non-Anchor Tenant Leases covering more than percent ( %) of the aggregate square footage demised under all Non-Anchor Tenant Leases at any Property on the Closing Date.

  • The Designated System must maintain the minimum Community Solar Subscription Mix required under the SFA for the Price Adder obtained in the Non-Anchor Tenant Contract Price that resulted from the Community Solar Subscription Mix indicated in the Community Solar First Year Report; the Designated System must also maintain the subscription shares of the Anchor Tenant and End Use Customers as indicated in the Community Solar First Year Report.