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<br /> j7ß <br />contrary to the above must be stated in the advertised specifications and made-a part <br />of this lease. <br /> (i) On termination of this lease, by lapse of time or otherwise, Lessee may, <br />within a reasonable time thereafter, at its option and expense, remove from said prem- <br />ises any and all improvements, equipment, appliances or other property placed or owned <br />by it thereon; and shall deliver up said premises and property to Lessor in as good <br />order and condition as they now are, or may be put by the Lessor; provided, however, <br />that reasonable use, ordinary wear and tear, depreciation, damages, or destruction by <br />fire or the elements or unavoidable casualty and repairs, and replacements for which <br />:he Lessor is obligated, are excepted. <br /> (j) If during the term of this lease, said premises, or any portion thereof, <br />shall be condemned for any public purpose, either party hereto shall have the option <br />of terminating and cancelling this lease upon thirty (30) days notice to the other <br />party of its election so to do. <br />(k) It is mutually agreed between the Lessor and the Lessee that if said building <br />and premises shall, during the term of this lease or previous thereto be slightly <br />damaged by fire or any other cause or causes, the same shall be promptly repaired by <br />the Lessor. During the time ,of such repair, if the space cannot be fully utilized by <br />Lessee, lease payments due hereunder shall be either reduced or withheld in accord <br />with the degree of non-use. But, if said building and premises be so damaged as to <br />render said premises unfit for occupancy, then, and from the date of such damage, this <br />lease shall cease and be void; and rent and other obligations hereunder shall be due <br />and payable only to the date of such damage. If the Lessor has available' under his <br />control space which will meet Lessee's needs and offers same to'Lessee, the Lessee may <br />at its option, occupy that space under the same terms and conditions of this lease. <br /> (1) Lessee reserves the right to assign any agency of state government to occupy <br />all or any part of the space described herein, but covenants and agrees that it will <br />not as~ign or sublet all or any part of the leased premises to any private parties <br />~persons or corporations). <br />(m) In the event Lessee shall be in default in the payment of rentals or other charg- <br />es hereunder or shall otherwise breach its covenants or obligations hereunder, and <br />shall be and remain in default for a period of thirty (30) days after written notice <br />from Lessor to it of such default. Lessor shal~ have the right and privilege of termi- <br />nating this lease and declaring the same at an end, and of entering upon and taking <br />possession of said premises, and shall have the remedies now or hereafter provided by <br />law for recovery of rent, repossession of the premises and damages occasioned by such <br />default. <br />(n) In the event Lessor shall breach or be in default in the performance of any of <br />the covenants or obligations imposed upon Lessor by this lease, and shall remain in <br />default for a period "of thirty (30) days after written notice from Lessee to it of <br />such default. Lessee shall have the right and privilege of terminating this lease and <br />declaring the same at an end, and shall have the remedies now or hereafter provided by <br />law for recovery of damages occasioned by such default. In lieu of a formal declara- <br />tion of default and resulting termination as provided above, and in special cases <br />urged by the occupying state agency, the Lessee may withhold payment of rent from <br />Lessor, until such time as the violations have been corrected. If violations of this <br />lease create an emergency situation and threaten the occupying agency's ability to use <br />the premises, the Lessee may correct all or any part of the violations and deduct the <br />cost from rentals due the Lessor. Such extraordinary remedies will only be undertaken <br />in the best interest of the Lessee when a move following termination would be highly <br />disruptive to the occupying agency and detrimental to its statutory functions. <br />