Common use of Percentage Share Clause in Contracts

Percentage Share. Tenant's percentage share of the costs described ---------------- above shall be the percentage stated in the Lease Summary, or, if no percentage is there stated, shall be determined by the square footage of the Premises divided by the square footage of the Building. However, if Tenant utilizes more than its proportionate share of the Common Area, for parking or other purposes, or more than a normal amount of any utility service, then Landlord may equitably increase Tenant's percentage share of costs associated with those items to account for such additional usage. Tenant's percentage share of property taxes may also be equitably adjusted by Landlord to take account of any disproportionate burden imposed by special improvements or valuations relating to other portions of the building or to other buildings on the tax parcel, which adjustment may raise or lower Tenant's percentage share; valuation data contained on the tax assessor's worksheets, if available, shall conclusively determine the manner in which any equitable adjustment is to be made. Tenant shall have the right to review the tax assessor's worksheets as a method of auditing Landlord's allocations of property taxes to be paid by Tenant.

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Sources: Sublease Agreement (Atroad Inc), Sublease Agreement (Atroad Inc)

Percentage Share. Tenant's percentage share of the costs described ---------------- above shall be the percentage stated in the Lease Summary, or, if no percentage is there stated, shall be determined by the square footage of the Premises divided by the square footage of the Building. However, if Tenant utilizes more than its proportionate share of the Common Area, for parking or other purposes, or more than a normal amount of any utility service, then Landlord may equitably increase Tenant's percentage share of costs associated with those items to account for such additional usage. Tenant's percentage share of property taxes may also be equitably adjusted by Landlord to take account of any disproportionate tax burden imposed by special improvements or valuations relating to other portions of the building Building or to other buildings on the tax parcel, which adjustment may raise or lower Tenant's percentage share; valuation data contained on the tax assessor's worksheets, if available, shall conclusively determine the manner in which any equitable adjustment is to be made. Tenant shall have the right to review the tax assessor's worksheets as a method of auditing Landlord's allocations of property taxes to be paid by Tenant.

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Sources: Consent to Assignment (Raster Graphics Inc)