Alternate Redevelopment Sample Clauses

Alternate Redevelopment. If Licensor is unable for any reason to acquire the fee simple interest in all of the Remaining Property, Licensor will not succeed to HRF’s interest as developer of the Project and therefore will not be able to pursue or complete the Redevelopment. Nevertheless, if Licensor is unable to pursue the Redevelopment, Licensor will use reasonable efforts to partially effectuate the Redevelopment (the “Alternate Redevelopment”) by consolidating and resubdividing those CPR Ag Lots that Licensor successfully acquired from HRF to create reconfigured CPR Ag Lots, including the Converted CPR Ag Lot. Licensor’s ability to effectuate the Alternate Redevelopment may require the consent, approval, joinder and cooperation of third parties, and Licensor cannot guaranty or otherwise assure Licensee that such consents, approvals, joinders or cooperation will be provided or that the Alternate Redevelopment will be possible. If Licensor is unable to complete the Redevelopment or the Alternate Redevelopment and create the Converted CPR Ag Lot, Licensor will not be able to offer to Licensee, and Licensee will not be able to acquire, the fee simple interest in the Converted CPR Ag Lot as described in Addendum C.
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