Retail Master Plan definition

Retail Master Plan means a plan for leasing of the Retail Space submitted by the Developer prior to the Closing and approved, conditionally approved or rejected by the Agency acting in its sole and absolute discretion. The Retail Master Plan shall include, at a minimum, the proposed overall tenant mix, including both types and quality of tenants, percent of service oriented tenants, percent of regional and national credit tenants, and the general location of tenant type within the Retail Space. The Retail Master Plan shall be prepared and implemented in such a manner as to treat all of the Retail Space as a single, integrated retail project notwithstanding the fact that portions of the Retail Space may be under different ownership from time to time. Any subsequent amendments to the Retail Master Plan are subject to the approval of the Agency acting in its reasonable discretion.
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Examples of Retail Master Plan in a sentence

  • The Retail Master Plan shall be prepared and implemented in such a manner as to treat all of the retail space as a single, integrated retail project.

  • In the event of a partial taking, Tenant shall also be entitled to receive from the award reimbursement for any actual and direct third party costs incurred by Tenant in making any alterations, modifications or repairs that are reasonably necessary in order to make the remainder of the Premises suitable for use consistent with the Updated Retail Master Plan.

  • Tenant shall have the right to place signs on the Premises provided such signage shall be for reasonable business purposes and consistent with the Updated Retail Master Plan, and shall not violate any statute, code, or ordinance.

  • The Updated Retail Master Plan shall include, at a minimum, the proposed overall tenant mix, including both types and quality of tenants, percent of service oriented tenants, percent of regional and national credit tenants, and the general location of tenant type within the Buildings and retail space therein.

  • Developer shall have prepare and submitted for Agency’s approval, an update of the Retail Master Plan (as such term is defined in the Management Agreement) for the leasing of the retail space during the Lease (the “Updated Retail Master Plan”).

  • Developer shall have submitted and Agency shall have approved in a form and substance satisfactory to Agency the Retail Storefront Guidelines and the Retail Master Plan.

  • Any subsequent amendments to the Retail Master Plan are subject to the approval of the Agency acting in its reasonable discretion.

  • The Retail Master Plan shall include, at a minimum, the proposed overall tenant mix, including both types and quality of tenants, percent of service oriented tenants, percent of regional and national credit tenants, and the general location of tenant type within the Buildings and retail space therein.

  • Developer covenants and agrees for itself, its successors, assigns, and every successor in interest to Developer’s interest in the Site or any part thereof, that (i) Developer shall use the Retail Space only for retail uses typically included within mixed use retail space similar to the Site and in accordance with the Retail Master Plan and the Retail Storefront Guidelines, and (ii) the Site must be sold as a single, integrated unit.

  • If there is a partial Taking of the Premises such that in Tenant’s reasonable opinion the balance of the Premises are unsuitable for leasing consistent with the Retail Master Plan, then Tenant may terminate this Lease as of the date Tenant is required to vacate a portion of the Premises by giving Landlord Notice of the termination within 30 days after Tenant receives Notice from Landlord of the Taking.