Recreational Improvements definition
Examples of Recreational Improvements in a sentence
NORDC and the Owner shall each be responsible to return the Recreational Improvements back to the same condition existing immediately prior to their respective use.
Lessee shall pay all charges for water, gas, power, communications, and any and all other utility services used by Lessee in connection with its occupancy of the Premises and Recreational Improvements, including deposits, connection fees, or charges and meter installation rentals required by the supplier of any such utility service, and the costs of all equipment and improvements necessary for connecting the Premises to such utility service facilities (collectively, “Utility Services”).
NORDC shall not unreasonably exclude any part of the Recreational Improvements whose characteristics on their face constitute a good candidate for public use.
It is understood and acknowledged that the existing landscaping above the subterranean facilities on the Argo Facility west of Falmouth Avenue will need to be removed in connection with the construction of the Recreational Improvements to be located above the subterranean facilities and replacement landscaping in areas surrounding such Recreational Improvements will be provided.
City understands and acknowledges Lessee will provide access to the Premises and Recreational Improvements to guests, invitees, community members and others in implementing the programs to be undertaken by Lessee and by Participants (as provided for by Section 27.3 of this Lease).
The installation of such equipment shall be completed with the minimal impact on the use of the Premises, the Recreational Improvements thereon and the programs being implemented by Lessee.
The Minimum Capital Investment shall not include the costs of maintenance, operation, management, security personnel, or repair of the Recreational Improvements, nor shall Minimum Capital Investment include Lessee’s costs with respect to the Compliance Approval Process pursuant to Section 8 below.
At the end of its permitted use, each party shall ensure that the Recreational Improvements are locked and secured in accordance with a mutually agreed document.
Lessee shall have ninety (90) days from expiration or earlier termination of the Lease to remove its equipment and furnishings (excluding fixtures and Recreational Improvements) from the Premises; and if not removed within that period, equipment, furnishings and expendables shall become the property of LAWA except to the extent they constitute Hazardous Substances.
The Parties agree to establish said document prior to commencement of use of the Recreational Improvements.