Grocery Use Clause Samples

Grocery Use. Developer and City agree that a grocer is one of the potential occupants of a portion of the retail space in the Project. Developer has solicited, and intends to continue to solicit, proposals from grocers, and will consider any proposals it may receive from grocers and if any such proposals are acceptable to Developer (in its sole discretion) will attempt to negotiate a lease with such grocer. However, City acknowledges that (i) Developer cannot guaranty the inclusion of any particular tenants (including, but not limited to a grocer) in the Project and (ii) the terms of any lease, including a lease with a grocer, will be determined by, and must be acceptable to, Developer in its sole discretion. If Developer has not entered into a lease with a grocery operator on or before December 31, 2015, it shall have no further obligation to solicit or consider lease proposals from any grocer.
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