ORD 20-895 - Relating to Extinguishing an Operation & Easement Agreement (Hillside Plaza) ORDINANCE NO. 20-895
AN ORDINANCE of the City of Federal Way, Washington, providing
for the acquisition of certain property rights for the purpose of
extinguishing that certain Operation and Easement Agreement
recorded under King County Recording No. 8612194598, as amended
under Recording No. 8704071270, as amended under Recording No.
20050718000838, as amended under Recording No. 20101222000936,
and as amended under Recording No. 20101222000937 (herein
"OEA"); describing the public use and necessity of such property;
directing staff to exhaust reasonable negotiation efforts to purchase
such extinguishment rights; providing for the condemnation of the
extinguishment rights; and directing the City Attorney or designated
outside legal counsel to initiate all necessary actions and proceedings
in the manner provided by law for said condemnation if attempts to
purchase said extinguishment rights are not successful.
WHEREAS, the City desires to improve the walkability of downtown Federal Way while
connecting the Performing Arts and Event Center to Town Square Park and the nearby Federal
Way Transit Center; create additional parking needs for the Performing Arts and Event Center;
create temporary construction lay-down space for existing and future City improvement projects;
and create designated space reserved for future City-related facilities (the "Project"); and
WHEREAS,the City has secured funding for the Project; and
WHEREAS, the City must acquire certain real property rights necessary for construction
of the Project and must justly compensate affected property owners for the property rights and
interests acquired; and
WHEREAS, the City prefers to acquire the necessary real property interests through
active negotiations with the affected owners of said properties, time is of the essence and the
City may not be able to acquire said interests by negotiation within the time limit mandated by
the Project; and
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WHEREAS, there exists in the City of Federal Way certain real property interests legally
described in Exhibit"A" of this ordinance that the City must extinguish for Project purposes; and
WHEREAS, the City Council finds that extinguishment of the OEA is critical to the
Project and that it is in the public interest to have the OEA extinguished for public convenience,
economic, safety, and City needs; and
WHEREAS, completion of the Project will positively address the important public
convenience, economic, safety, and City needs by providing improved facilities within the City.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FEDERAL WAY,
WASHINGTON, DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Notice. Pursuant to RCW 8.12.005 and RCW 8.25.290, notice of the
consideration of this ordinance was properly issued by mail on July 31, 2020 to all potentially
affected property owners and published in the proper legal newspapers on July 31, and August 7,
2020.
Section 2. public Necessity. The public health, safety, necessity, and convenience
demand that the Project be constructed and maintained within the City and that certain real
property rights be extinguished, condemned, appropriated, taken, and/or damaged for the
construction of said Project needs as provided by this ordinance.
Section 3, 'Public Use. The improvements demanded by public health, safety,
convenience, and necessity, to wit: the construction of the Project, together with all
appurtenances and related work necessary to make a complete improvement in accordance with
the Project and other applicable City standards. Said improvements will be a part of property
owned by the City of Federal Way and open for use by the general public, and therefore
extinguishment of the OEAs for the construction of said Project constitutes a public use.
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Section 4. Propeily AcquisitionWAuthorized. The Mayor or designee is authorized and
directed to negotiate and prepare such agreements as are customary and necessary for the
acquisition and extinguishment of the OEA interests described in Exhibit "A." The Mayor or
designee is further authorized to settle any condemnation litigation or enter into administrative
settlements (a settlement in lieu of initiating condemnation litigation) for the extinguishment of
the real property interests described in Exhibit "A." Such settlements shall be made only upon
the recommendation of legal counsel, for amounts deemed to be a reasonable estimation of fair
market value.
Section 5. Condemned Property. The City Council of the City of Federal Way, after
reviewing the planned improvements, hereby declares that the OEA legally described in Exhibit
"A," to be and are hereby condemned, appropriated, taken, and/or damaged for the public use
and purpose of constructing the Project described in Sections 2 and 3 above. Further, the
condemnation, appropriation, taking, and/or damaging of the OEA shall be subject to paying just
compensation to the benefited owners thereof in the manner provided by law.
Section 6. Condemnation Le al AcVtmmon. City staff is directed to exhaust reasonable
negotiation efforts to purchase such OEA extinguishment rights. In the event that these
negotiations are unsuccessful, the City Attorney or other attorney selected by the Mayor or his
designee is hereby authorized and directed to file all necessary actions and proceedings provided
by law to condemn, take, damage, and extinguish the OEA in order to carry out the provisions of
this ordinance, and is further authorized in conducting said condemnation proceedings and for
the purpose of minimizing damages, to stipulate as to the use of the Property and as to the
reservation of any right of use to the Property owner(s), provided that such reservation does not
interfere with the use of the Property by the City as provided in this ordinance.
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Section 7. Source of Funds. The entire cost of the property acquisition authorized by this
ordinance, including all costs and expenses of condemnation proceedings, shall be paid out of the
general fund and available grants.
Section 8. Sereaab�lity. Should any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, or
phrase of this ordinance, or its application to any person or situation, be declared unconstitutional
or invalid for any reason, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of
this ordinance or its application to any other person or situation. The City Council of the City of
Federal Way hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section,
subsection, sentence, clauses, phrase, or portion thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or
more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions be declared invalid or
unconstitutional.
Section 9. Corrections. The City Clerk and the codifiers of this ordinance are authorized
to make necessary corrections to this ordinance including, but not limited to, the correction of
scrivener/clerical errors, references, ordinance numbering, section/subsection numbers, and any
references thereto.
Section .10.. ratification. Any act consistent with the authority and prior to the effective
date of this ordinance is hereby ratified and affirmed.
Section 11. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30)
days from and after its passage and publication, as provided by law.
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PASSED by the City Council of the City of Federal Way this 1 st day of September, 2020.
CITY OF FEDERAL WAY:
J IERRI LL, MAYOR...
ATTEST:
STOFIANJE COURTNEY, C1 C,, ITY CLERK
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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J. RYAN CALL, CITY ATTORNEY
FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK: 08/05/2020
PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL: 09/01/2020
PUBLISHED: 09/04/2020
EFFECTIVE DATE: 10/04/2020
ORDINANCE NO.: 20-895
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5.5 Taxes and Assessments........... 28
5.6 Liens........... ..................... 28
Article VI MISCELLANEOUS.,,.,.—...., 29
6.1 Default. ... 29
6.2 Interest—...... 30
6.3 Estoppel Certificate.................. 30
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6.6 Condemnation...... —....... 32
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6.8 Singular and Plural.. .............. 33
6.9 Counterparts and Signature Pages...... 33
6.10 Negation of Partnership........ ...... 33
6.11 Not a Public Dedication............... 33
6.12 Excusable Delays...................... 33
6.13 Severability.......................... 34
6.14 Amendments. ---........-- 34
6.15 Captions and Capitalized Terms,„...... 34
6.16 Minimization of Damages--.—....... 34
6.17 OFA Shall ConttnQe Notwithst4nding
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6.19 Non ........ 35
6.20 Benefit............ ...... ....... 35
Article VII TERM_.1—........ 35
7.1 Terra of thin OEA........... ...... ... 35
Exhibit A Legal Description of Target Tract
Exhibit 9 Legal Description of Developer Tract
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Exhibit X Situ Plan
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OPERATION AND EASEMENT AGREEMENT
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TH AGREEMENT ("CEA") is made and entered into as of
the J_Oj�h day of "tel s i � x 1"6, be awe en DAYTON
HUDSON CORPORATION, a Minnesota corporation ('Target") and
BCE DEVELOPMENT, INC., a Delaware corporation("Developer").
WITNESSETH
m WHEREAS, Target is the owner of a certain tract of land
Q` described in Exhibit A attached hereto ("Target Tract") and
Ln identified as such on Exhibit X Ithe. "Site Plan"] attached
Q. hereto; and
CV WH,EA)e Ad. Developer ia the owner of a;�,c*rtayin tract of
land describers in exhibit 'B attached h reto ('Developer
Tract"1 and idea,tified as ouch on the site Plant and
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WHEREAS, the Target Tract and the• Developer Tract
(collectively the "Shopping Center") are contiguous and
adjacent as shpwn.on the Site Plan; and
WHEREAS, the signatories hereto intend to develop and
operate their respective Tracts in conjunction with each
other as integral parts of a retail *shopping complex and in
order to effectuate the common use and 'operation thereof
they desire to enter into certain covenants and agreements
as a part of a general plan, and to grant to each other cer—
tain reciprocal easements, in, to, over, and across their
respective Tracts.
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, the
covenants and agreements hereinafter set forth and in
furtherance of the parties understanding, it is agreed as
follows;
ARTICLE I
DEFINITIONS
r 1.1 1�AalY a ar ea, "Building Aram", ahm$l mean the
limited arean o_ thus Shopping Crntar with n which bt lldings
(includia q aransapies, srypporta, loading do'a';kwa, truacX ramps
and other oatwanrd extenalona) and/'or Oaltsidt, Sales Areas may
be constructed, placed or located.
1,B Ce8lnm-n ,Area. "Common Area" 'shall mean all areae
within aha e:smtzrlx boundaries of the Shopping Center,
exclusive of (i) bulldirsga and their respective truck docks
and/or receiving areas, afsd (il) any Outside Saled Area.
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1.3 f`iOor Area. "Floor Area" shall mean ;the actual
number at square feet of apace contained on .each floor
within the building as meaaaaartld from the exterior feces of
the exterior wnlla or store front acid/or the centamr line of
any ccmmon wells, p'xovided, however, that , thoq- following
areas nha'l:i rot be included in such calculatLonj': outside
Sales Area, mezzanine storage space, mezzanine office space,
and any utility and/kir mechAnical equipment •room or space.
Each Part shall direct its architect to make, a deter-
mination of the total :Floor Area of any buildig on ouch
all party's Tract within one hundred twenty (120) days of the
date of completion of such building. Within a reasonable
Lime thereafter, t certify-. to other
p� euc��� Party shall y all
Parties the Floor Arra applicable to such buildings
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,n During any period L)f rebuilding, repairing, replacement
or roc:onntruction of a building, the Floor Area of that
building shall be deemed to be the same as, existed imme-
diately prior to that period. Upon completion of such
rebuilding, repairing, replacement or reconstruction, the
Party upon whose Tract such building is located, shall cause
a new determination of Floor Ar,^a for such brjilding to be
made in the manner described above, and such determination
shall be sent to any Party requesting the same.
l.locccant' "dri.uprant:" nhal.',L moan ,any Peraon from
time wt t0re en tt l tled to the T,190, and Occupancy of any por-
tion of au building In the S"hoppinsi Cewjtar under any lease,
sublease, ticenno, co�nce,asirr:a, or ether similar agreement.
1.5 Outside Salus Area. "'outside Sal;m Area" .shaft mean
an aree,�mmr_rW�i t+;7a�seg ro caatto a buildlng which is used
exclwai.vely, by an 0cupnu t of such building for sales rand/or
storage and which is on ir:u"d by a fe4ice or other security
barrier. The number r( uacl,uare feat contained within an
outside salon Area may not oxcoed twont,,, percent &20%k of
the Floor Area attrlbutable to the Occupant using the
Outside Sales Area.
1,6 i?a_ir,y, "Party" shall mean each ai�gnAto�ry hereto
and, aftxis �aam)*llario wtr h the notice requiremonto mot forth
below, to t.hcir rodpectiwe auccessora and aaskgns Yhn become
owners of any portion of thou Minpping Centar, Until the
notice requirement la complied with, the transferring Party
shall (for the purpDoa of this 0EA only) be the trannferee's
agent. Each Party shall on iinbD. for the performance of
all covenant's, obligations and undorteikinga herein aet forth
with rea ,ert to the m
C portion of the Shopping Center. owned by o.
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it which accrue during the period of such owno ship, and
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such liability shall continue with respect ,to any portion
transferred until the notice requirement set. forth below is
complied with, at which time the transferring Party's per-
sonal liability shall terminate. The transferee tarty shall
automatically become liable for all obligatiops arising
after cQmpliance with the notice and assumption requirement.
A Party transferring all or any portion of its interest in
the Shopping tenter shall give notice to all other Parties
CO of such transfer and shall include therein at, least the
ril following information:
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rj. (i) the name and address of the transferee) and
N (ii) a copy of the survey showing the location and
11) indicati•g the legal description df the por-
c0 tion of the Shopping Center transferred.
Nothing contained herein to the contrary shall affect the
existence, priority, validity or enforceability of any lien
permitted hereunder which is placed upon the transferred
portion of the Shopping Center prior to receipt of the
notice.
1.7 Ptcnnn, "Person" shall mean any individual, part-
nership, (strn, association, corporation, trust, or.any other
form of business or government entity.
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1.8 perms ttep, , "pt-rnittre" shall mean all Occupants and
the offu arty, d'Arectors, employees I agents„ contractors,
customers„ vendors, suppliers,, visitors, invitees, licen-
sees, oubtenants, and concessionaires of Occupants insofar
as their activities relate to the intended use of the
Shopping Center, Among others, Persons engaging in the
following activities on the Common Area will not be con-
sidered to be Permittees:
(i) Exhibiting any placard, sign, or notice)
(11) Distributing any circular, handbill, placard,
or booklet)
(iii) Soliciting memberships or contributions;
(iv) Parading, picketing, or demonstrating) and
(v) Failing to follow regulations relating to the
use of the Shopping Center.
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Shopping Center cwned by a Party.
ARTICLO II
EASEMENTS
1.1 2In((mrean and D.,trecs. During the term of thi6 OEA
each Party nereay grants aed conveys to each other Psrty for
its une and for the ua,e of its Pecmittees, in common with
CO others entitled to use the same, a non-exclusive easement
for the passage and parking of vehicles over and:aoross the
LO parking and driveway areas of the grantor's Tract; as the
same may from time to time be constructed and maintained for
such use and for t'he passage and accommodation of-
pedestrians over ar d acrnsn the parking, driveways and
7 sidewalk areas of the gra-itor's Tract as the same may from
time to time be constructed and maintained for auch use,
Such easement rights shall be subject to the following
reservations as well as other provisions contained in this
OEA:
(i) Except for situations specifically provided
for in the following subparagraphs, no, fence
or other barrier which would unreasonably pre-
vent or obstruct the passage of pedestrian or
vehicular travel for the purposes herein per-
mitted shall be erected or permitted within or
across the easement areas; provided, however,
that the foregoing provision shall not .prohi-
bit the installation of convenience facilities
(such as mailboxes, public telephones, benches
or oublic transportation shelters);, of
landscaping, berme or planters, nor of limited
curbing and other forms of traffic controls,
(ii) In connection with any construction,
roconstruction, repair or maintenance on its
Tract, ench Party renary+cis the right to create
a staging and/or atorngo area in 'thc- ;Common
Area on ita Tract at such location an will not
unreasonably interfere with access between
such Tract and the other areae of the S66pping
Coutor.
(lii) Each Party hereby reaerves the right, from
t)me to time without obtaining the content or
approval of any other Party, to raa)a at its
own expense any insignificant change, modlfl-
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cation oralteration in its portion of the
Common,Area, provided that:
(a) the accessability of such Common Area for l
pedestrian 4nd v6hicular traffic.,(as it rela-
tes to the rcmalnder of the Shopping center)
is not unreasonably restriuted or hindered,
(b) there, shall be 'maintained a,t all times
CC) within such Common Area, a sufficient number
of vehicular parking spaces to meet the
U3 parking requirements set forth in. 3.2(E), and
all parking stalls and rows shall remain
generally as shown on the Site Plan;
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,n (c) no governmental rule, ordinance or regula-
.0 tion shall be violated as a result of such
action, and such action shall not result in
any other Party being in violation of any
governmental rule, ordinance or requlation;
(d) no change shall be made in the access
points between the Common Area and the public
streets; provided, however, that' additional
access points may be crested with the approval
of Target and Developer, such r)pdproval not to
be unreasonably withheld) r
(e) at least thirty (30) days prior to making
any such change, modification or alteration,
the Party desiring to do such work shall
deliver to each other Party copies of the
plans therefor, and provided further that such
work shall not occur between October let and
the Eallowing January 31st.
(iv) Eauh Party reserves the right to close off its
portion of the Commun Area for such reasonable
periml rel" tioade no may be 1c9*1ly ocomsary, in
the npin,on ofsuch Party's counsdl, to pre-
vent iho sorlute&tion of prn4criptivo rights by
anyone provided, howasvar, thmt prior to
closing off any portion of the Common hrea, as
herein provldad, nisch party shall give written
notice to each othar Party of its :d,ntentl:on to
do so, and shall attom:pt to coordlnAte such
cloning with each othar Party so that no
unreasonable Interference In tho (passage of
pedestrians or vehicles shall occur;
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(v) Each Party reserves the right At any time and
from tdme to time to exclude and restrain any
Person who is not a Permittee from using its
Common Area.
2.2 utilities.
(A) Each Party hereby grants and r_onveyd: to each other
Party non-exclunive perpetual easements in, W. over, under,
CO along and across those portions. of the Common Area
U) (exclusive of any portion lo;:ated within a•Building Area)
located on the grantor"n Tract necessary for the installia- ��..
tion. operat&on, flow, pAssags, uae, mAinteoance, w:onnec-
C\) tic3n, repalr, rviocation, and removal of l,lnes or systems
-- lora utilttLes uerving the grantee"a Tract, including but not
•:, limited to, sani, try sewer%, storm drainrs, 4ater, (fire and
domeatic), gas, elect:rloal,, t.nlephona a,n4.. commanlcnti.on
limen. Except with re9pec.•t to ground mounters electrical.
tnanaformers, at the rear, of a building --ir as may be
necessary durintl J,avriols of construction, repair, or tem-
porary service, all utilities shall be underground unless
required to be above ground by the utility providing such
service. Prior to exercising the right granted herein, the
grantee shall first provide the grantor with a written sta-
tement describing the need for such easement, :shall identify
the proposed location of the utility, and shall furnish a
certificate of insurance showing that Its contractor has
obtained the minimum insurance coverage required by 5.4(C)
hereof. Any Party installing utliis.£es puruuant to the pro-
visions of this subparagraph shall pay All Costs and expen-
ses with reapect thereto and ahall cause all work in
connection therewith {including general clean-up and proper
surface endlor subsurface roc toratlon) to be ctrm;p,leted as
quickly as pcansiblo and in a moaner so an-to minimize inter-
ference with the use of the Common Area 'by the Parties
hereto. If any of the parties elects to install common uti-
litiaa, all costa and expenses thereof may be set fo.rt): in a
separate agreement between those cooperating Parties.
(Al '(lets (nidal location and width of any utility shall
bn autajars: to the prior written approval of the party 'whose
Common h,raa is to be burdened thereby, .such approval notto
be unrerusonably wittahsld. The samamant area* shall bo no p
Langer than +rh,)tever in neceseary to roaaonabl-y satiafy the
utility co„npaazy aa to a puhlio utility or five Poet (51) on
each acme of the centmrllno as to a private lino. Upon r
requeaat, tho grantee shall provide to thn grantor a copy of ti
an A.I--wilt survey showing t)re "locnt(oll of autka utility.
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The grantor shall have the right at any time to relocate a
utility line upon thirty (30) days' prior written notice,
provided that such relocation:
(i) shall not interfere with.:,or diminish the uti-
lity services to the grantee)
(ii) shall not reduce of unreasonably impair
the usefulness or functiop of such utility;
eO (iii) shall be performed withoutr, cost or expense to
if) grantee;
(iv) shall be completedf using materials and
design standards which equal or exceed those
originally used; and
(v) shall have been approved oby the utility com-
pany and the appropriate governmental or
quasi-governmental agencies having jurisdic-
tion thereover.
Documentation of the relocated easement area shall be the
grantor's expense and shall be accomplished as soon as
possible. Grantee shall i uire an as-built
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survey of such relocated utility be delivered to it at gran-
tor's expense.
2.3 a r rpznltruatisar aI,nten ance aniri Reconatranotion.
PM In „r:Jer to acc,°rxrnxainm°late any foorinb,s, toundationsr,
columns or oalln vMch may be constructed or eeconstructewd
.vmaecltateiy adjacent to i coimmon boundary .lino and 4hich may
oveyrlaly thAt COmnor; boundary ltrer each PArty grants to each
Uther )'arty a non^+axclLrslve easement, In,, to, over, under,
and aoroas asst ,portlowj of. Its Tract arjjar;er;t t,n s(nch c,nrr.,aon
brtiuftdai•Y t(aau Irl apace not therateloro r:,'ictjpiad by any o'*n
existing mtrui:ture for the coanarrur.tRon, rnaCpwteraaarrs anri
ri),Plaramert Of foot,ingu to a maximum distanco r+f five toot
(5') Ontd the alr`antrar's Tract and for, the eonstr-,ution,
replacement and mnintonance of foundatt(ons, columns. or
walls nu a ;^346muM dl atanca of sixInches (60) tants the
grantor's Tract. The yrant of easement shall include the
reasonable right of access necearusry to .exercise and enjoy
such grant. The sasamant shall crmrntinue In effect for the
term of this C.Y'FA and thereafter so long as dean building uti-
lizing the n:ndement areA ex(ets, including a reasonable
period to permit ruconatruItUon or ropUicoment of such
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building if the same shall be destroyed, damaged, or demo-
lished.
(H) Prior to utilizing the easement :right set forth in
(A) above, the grantee Party shell advise the grantor Party
of Its intention to use the some, shall,provide plans and
specifications And proposed cons true.tion,r.echniques for the
improvements to be located within the easement area. The
grantor Party r)°aa ll nava:. thirty (30) days to iugge3t design
changes reasonably necessa,t.y to permit the pl,acOment above
ground of a building on each Tract immediately adjacent to
the boundary line, or to permit the use of a common sub-
GO terranean construction element, which changes the grantee
Party shall incorporate in its plans and specifications, the
grantee Party to commence those construction activities
(r- required to b, undertaken simultaneously. with those of the
N grantee Party if both parties are to -use a common sub-
terranean construction element and/or place a building upon
11q each Tract immediately adjacent to the common boundary line.
�n Such delay shall in no event exceed 180�daya from the date
the grantor Party receives the gran4eekTarty's plans and
specifications. If the grantor's Party does not respond in
writing within thirty (30) days of receipt of the plans and
specifications, the grantor Party shall.be deemed to have
waived any right to suggest changes or to-,force any delay In
the grantee Party's construction.
2.4 No-build Fa5emrxnt. Developer hereby grants and con-
veys to Fs use arws9 ben'MIt ithirty (30) foot
easement located along the south boundary of teal property
contiguous to the Target Tract and owned by Developer, which
real property is legally described as Exhibit "D." No
buildings or other improvements shall he built on the ease-
ment by any Party and Target shall be entitled to use the
easement for set back requirements.
2.5 Restriction. No Party shall grant any easement for
tho purpaaa smt `3ith in thla Article for the benefit of any
property not within the Shopping Center; provided, however,
that the foregoing shall not prohibit the granting or dedi•-
cating of utility eaeemants by a Party on Its Tract to
governmental or quasi-governmental authorities or to public
utilities.
2.6 ALarulonwont. Any *asa:naot granted pursuant to the
provisions o(rLL ChT OXA may be abandoned or tocminated by (1)
execution of can Agreement to abandoning far terminating the
creme, by the Partlsa who then own the dominant and aervLantV.
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estatea, or ditto after a period of five t5) yearm from the
date of this Agreement, by the non-uae thereof by the',grantee
for a period exceatding two ('2) years and thoatapirntion of a
period of nins't'y (90) deys after notice of aaach non-use is
givers by the grantor to thaw grantee and the grAntea,fail,s to
rest^ne use thereof k4ithin at,ch ninety (90) day periou],
2.7 pa potual rasemont. Notwithstanding the ter-
01 urinationSate othis Argreasr�dnt, the Parties hereby agree to
)1l grant each Other ;a perpetual easearetnt for ingress and egress
as shown on Exhibit k (Ealement Area),
R1 ARTICLE III
t0 CONSTRUCTION
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3.1 G q n r iTae.uirein-nts.
tA) fa�:Pa PAr'ty tagree, that All construction activittral,
performed by, it WILhin OW- Shopping Center shall, bn per-
formed in compliance awa„h '121 applicable lawri, rules,, rego-
iationa, orders, and ordinances of 'tha-� city, coaanty, aatate,
and fedleraal gave nments; OrAny depart,"At 'Dr „ agency
th0V00f, A'feszd.sa9 1 rftp re,veanenrr.s constructed within the
Shopping Canter.
(A) Each Party Eurther agrees that its construction
activities shall not:
(i) cause any unreasonable increase in the cost
ofconstructing improvements upon another
Party's Tract;
(ii) unreasonably Interfere with construction work
being performed on any other port 'of the
Shopping Center`
fill) unreasrna'biy lnt%rfnre with the use, occupancy
or enjoyment of ,:any part. of tlae remain�dcr of
the Shoppi ng Center by any other Party or its
Permitt.ueaa; .
(!v) cause ally other Parti tobe in v(o.1ntimn of
any 14aa, 'ru!o, rogulation, order or ordinance
applicubl,a ko its Tract of the city:, crwabnty,
stater farrl.e...ral g..ovnrrment„ or any rlepartment
or ageiEcy thereraf,
(C) Each Party agrees to deiand, indemnify and bald
harmless each other Party frnm, all claims, actions, pro-
ceedings and a:oatn Inu„rarred In +:oraneCtIon LFMrewlth
(including ren¢ucnnble attorneys, fee,$ and carats of, suit)
resulting from any+ MaccWrint, f0jur'y Or loss or damaris what-
soever occ+.x:'.x ing t',e any 'Pernon or to thio proparty nt a'ny
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Person acLaing out of or resulting from the performance of
any construction activities perforated or kutho.fixed by such
indemnifying party.
ila? 'tari„rr to construct ng, rer:onstructing, repairing,
mat:titnkni.ngl, raanaodellig, or enlarging a building or main-
taainiaral ear r•tiangi�ng thf, Common aurae, on its# Tract, a PaIrty.
ahal3 ria*ni neete , stagging and storage area on the Common
Area on its Tract and ;hall gLve eoch other party notLce of
00 such locaati'nn at leraat ten ClO) Mays (prior ttn cormu,noing
such Work. +a11 ritorAgct of naterials and the parkin, of
i, crmstrcrtion vehicles, includ[ng Vehicles of workers, Aal.l
occur only on t9,4e conttructingPartV'S l"rmrt. If sub sane
W b tial work i,s to be performaad, the tronstr'Uctirr g Party Shall,
at the requn.tr; of an,y ot�'hev Party, fence off the staging and
y storago aarr,m. 'Ipon cciapletion aa( such, aork;, the
coriatructingl parLy yVra'i,l restore the hff'ectcd Common hrea to
as conslit..ion at Pemat rqual to that rcxiOLing Prior to corTu"n-
cement of such ;dark.
(E) Each arart:y hert,,byp gprantai and conveys to such other
Party and to i.ta rcapeetjVt,e cnantraactcara, trmterlalmera and
laborers a. tomput-rary licenses to entree° Won the Common Area
of the aie,antor's Tract as shall be reasonably necessary 10'
Lho grantee to constr,act and/cry maintain On,provecentl upon
the grauntee"s, "rrac't„ Mprrravid,t*d,, however, tha4't 'Wch licahZ4r'
shallRea= in urf ict only daring pass a r„i as + haws arrtaaal "nstruc-
tion and/or rmai,nt+mance is beiutg pnrfurourre(1 and ptOvided
fa7rtlaer t9,aat rata, asap rrf a,;ch lic�enrae shrill not be exr�,r'eI M
:ao ar to interfereWith the l,at and operation
of the Ccavnan Area by Mheeraa Prior to vxerclsing the
rights air,aiate+d herein, tlaar graeatec rarrall ftcrat provide the
grantor adf tis a written statenenr describing the need ear
aaiach license, and ,ioal.l [earniih a ,rcerti.flcateof insai'ancee
ahow!ngi that uta rontrnctor haw obt A Ined tho minLmum
inauranc9* roweraage rertuiecd by SA(C) hereof. hfty Darty
ewwalldrarl 1r.ac1f sf the tULnj)uarary litange shall promptl!a pay
nil r{ast,n and wnKi`cna.ab ansocimted wit'Cl such kPa"z.r'�, shall
dlllriorat'ly rompltto ,suet work no quickly es posa'itale, and
shall pre-amp( ly rc bean the area rind restore the aff"ted por-
tion ofl the ..wmmon Area to a condi tlon which lua equal to Qr
better than the condition which existed prior to the commen-
cement of ouch work. Notwithstanding the foregoing, In the
event a dispute exist* between the contractors, laborers
and/or others connected ,rIt'h construrtlaan activlti®a, each
Party chall have the right to prohibit tha 'contractors,
laborers and/or others working for another party froom using
the Common Area on Its Tract,
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Ordi aa7ce No. 20-895 oxi, .82
7.2 Common Area. Upon its election, toy construct a
building upon its Tract, awach Party shall!cause the Common
Area on its Tract to be improved substentially.`. as shown on
the Site Plan with substantial r_ompletion of such Common
Area to be no later than the date the first business on such
Truct opens for business w(th the public. Such work shall
be doge in,a good and workmanlike manner nd in accordance
with good engineering standards; provided, however, the
following minimum general design standards .ahalL be complied
CO with
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(A) The lighting system shall be designed-to produce a
C11 minimum maintained lighting Intensity mfroaurrd at abode at
all points in the Common Area of 1.00 foot candle; provided
however, that the extreme edge of the parking or drive areas
r� may have not less t:ian a minimum maintained lighting inten-
sity measured at grade of 0.5 foot candle, and provided
further that the drive areas immediately in front of the
entrance to any building shall have not less than a minimum
inaintalned lighting intensity measured at grade of 5.0 foot
candles. Each Party may elect to control the light stan-
dards located on its land. The type and design'of the light
standard shall be approved by Target and Developer.
(B) The slope in the parking area shall not exced a
maximum of four percent 141), nor be less than a minimum of
one percent (11).
(C) All sidewalks shall be concrete or other material
approved by the Parties. The paved portions of the Corroon
Area shall be paved in ac4.-ordanry with a paving rec*a,me,n-
datlon obtained from a reputable engineering firm approved
by the Parties.
(D) Utilities that are placed underground shall be at
depths of not less than that demignnted by consultants
approved by the parties. Design and working drawings may be
prepared by the utility company providJng the service.
(E) The parking area on each Tract shall contain suf-
ficient ground level, standard automobile siae, parking spa-
cna in order to comply with the following minimum
requirumentai
(a) five (5.0) parking spaces for each one
thousand (1,000) aquare feet of Floor Area
located on the Target Tract)
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(b) five (5.01 parking spaces for„ eachone
thousand (1,0(10) square feet .of iL°:,son" Area
located an the Developer Tract;
plus, with respect to'each Tract,
(c) if a business use contains a drive-up unit
(such as remote banking teller or food
rp ordering/dispensing facility, then there
0' stall also be created space for stacking not
less than five (5) automobiles for each drive-
r up unit; and
Fj (d) 1E a buaineas use includes a restaurant which
'Ch has less than five thousand (5,000) square
%7 feet of Floor Area, then five (5) additional
parking spaces for each one thousand (1,000)
square feet of Floor Area devoted to.such use;
or
(e) if a business use includes a restaurant which
has five thousand (5,000) square feat of Floor
Area or ae,ore, then ten (10) additional parking
spaces for each one thousand 41,0001 square
feet of Floor Area devoted to such use;
protiridINI how'DVOr, '(.f a relt,)ur'ant is ope'zated ,incidentally
to antrther hus.i.nesa operation (gross oales, of 10% or less
than tonal buslne,, 4pvrrar,lon),, then the Floor Aare'l OCLag:llod
by rOcll ne.atafarannt )whall lie excluded from the application of
la'D ar,hk 9e1 r161!a+.rrw. For thea puriar,aaea of 1d) and ¢es Abowra,
"rastauraarrt"
Shall nat Incw ud+ swach uses as a yoaant't shop, tin
Muv rnn uh cpG .In r, ew ocean Shop, a de.'l , a donut :'Oop. a
candy sl'w,uop, or a; chop; prcviderl, however, tl'aat
i'rr, 00 enwelt ra)hal: e°nih far thssrr s&aoprs occupy r„175 atirt u'awdIVJaitiaftl
basis r"irazc t)na,n *W0 trho,n,araand a2,000uquare feet +af eioor
area.
Thob foraar)srtlng requktomenta As wral'l, se all govarnreunta( requ-
Latia7na, c,rr,q,i=^auw°era And s(a'ndiar ordfrs relatlng to parking
ashAll bt. Irnr,h.aaf'dedl »altl.hoot reliance on the parkian+) spaces
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�11at MAY to a a n
n a'i.lrbGe uwr
n acwratl�tisr _a.^: . a�
l w +,'t. 1',n t Erna* r
h ad� of a
ccnc4Ombaiion of part ofa '1"n°act or, sale or t'ranafeL in Lleu,
thorn,of that redaacas the ni.ammor of urnabla par'kinx) spaces
balowa thitt wr?ha„cti is requ(reai herein, tho 0'4rt/ va)nah4 Tract
in tiro affected ahial, wase its rea,anu�Nahla anffurta (including,
using aareceeds tr"M the ccr,da"InatLori sward or lettleflAnt) to
resrorn and,/or subatitute parking 9pacas in order to comply
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with theP ackin requirements set forth above. If such
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compliance is not possible, such Party shall not be deemed
in default hercunder, bus :rhalll not be permAtted, to expand
the amo:snt of Floor Area located upon Its Tract,,' until the
forogoiag.nrequirsW�uaLnt,s of thia Section 3.2re) arq satisfied.
If such Floor Area is thereafter reduced, then at may not
co subsequently be increased unless the parking requirement is
Q1 satisfied.
tIl
cr, (F) Develop-3r and Target hereby approve the grading and
drainage plan to be used In initial construction of the
N Common Area, consisting of sheet 1 dated June, 1941.6, sheet 2
„) dated movember, 1986, sheet 3 dated October, 1986, and sheet
.0 4 dated June,, 1986 and prepared by Stpppzin &,Associates as
Job„ No. 41464,2E with last revised mate to all Sheets being
December, 9, 1986, Bich gradinlg and drainage 'plan shall be
follow„d by Lbxw Fa,+artAem daring conarruction. During the
term of this KO A, no lossty shall alter the gradeelevatlons
on any porti,nn of its ",rant from those establlstptW by such
plana it such alrreatuan would incre3sn the flowgof Surface
water onto another Party's Tract, affect ingress and egress,
or otherwise adversely affect another Party's;Trac.t.
3.3 83ldinr Acwr lamva_r ^wm .
(Ay 11'he Parties hereby agroe that all buildings and any
Outside Sales Arens may be located only within the Building
Areas designated on the Site Plan.
(B) In order to prhrluce an architecturally compatible
Shopping Center, Developer and Target agree that the initial
building construction and any additions, exterior remodeling
or reconstruction of existing improvements thereafter shall
be performed only in accordance with approved plans for such
work as provided herein. The Party proposing, such work
shall submit to Developer and Target detailed plans
("Plans”) as required by Exhibit C attached hereto and made
a part thereof, De"lop,ar and Target, raapaatively, &hall
oither apptove, dta�ag�traartw, or make rmcaomnendations for
change in the Plans within thirty dW) days of the receipt
thereof. Failure to npprove, disappvove, or make recommen-
dationa for change withln said thirty x343 day,pf-Hod shall
s.tanatiture an approval of the Mans as subaiitn d. Any
disapproval at recorrumendartion For change shall ttiue ify with
particularity the ronson ther+wfor. C3pun Rubralsalon of any
disapproval or rvcomumendatjs:n fear change, t^kiss 4submitting
party, D^,Velopot ind rargot shall Mutually cbn,3uII to
eaatabllsh approved pla ua tartP)e pra.,pooeid work. 4arget and
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Developershall not arbitrarily or unrQasonably withhold
approval of the Plans or recommend changes in the Plans
which otherwise conform with the requirements taor'oof, In
addition, Developor and Target shall notwithhold approval
of extn�rlor r`othoaellnq or vxteriox reconatg,uctLon which does
not elther aubotant9ally eniarale an exi:atring structure, or
au6etanttally Change an existing akrasctu ro, In nc event
shall one Party require any other Party to utilise design
CO standards rsuperior to those util;taed by ttae requiring Party
G` in the eenstruction of improvements on its Tract. Approval
U) of Plana by Developer and Target shell not constitute
01 asseempticn of responsibility for the accuracy, sufficiency,
N or propriety thereof,. nor ;shall such approval constitute a
_ representation or warranty that the Plans .comply with appli-
cable laws. No mat:eriaL deviation shall be made from the
.0 approved Plans, Notwithstanding anything -contained herein,
Developer acknowledges that ;it is familiar:with the "Target
retail store'" and agrees that Target sh;all,not be obligated
to submit Flails with respoct to auc'h type of building.
(C) The Parties hereby specifically consent to the pla-
cement of btsa"ldirags along the cc;nmors boundary line between
the 1'arget J,r�%ci and the Developer Tract, and each agrees to
support any request by the other for a aide-yard or setback
variance if the same is required in orsle:r to accommodate
such construction.
iW Developer acknowledges that Target intends to
construct on the °L,arget 'Mra:ct a "%etget retail store" which
is generaily clasaif'ied under applicable building code regu-
lation as an "un limited Aruna" building. (dy+ way of explana-
tion, but not Ldmitntinn, such building clat.;ificat£on Lm
deslgrwttd 11-N or' 5N under the Tlasi(orm Building Code.) go
long as Target plana to construct a bulldtng of. .such c°Laasj•..
f'+atlonv, eaa, so arnq as a baufWiPq of such claasnittrAti,an
rxiats On the Target Tract sCneluding any rostorAtion or
reennatra, :Lican thereof), £rovelopar agrees ithat any building
to hrs p,ladced or nru�nrirua.°ted on rhe Developer Tract that In
M lotwted within 60 foot of the, N ilding Ara& on the
Target Tract or t i i l located wi;hila 60 font of any bu3 Lding
re rsrenced in itro ahgmve !hall Onrrta'ly with the requirem�onts
of said 06araaif O'MtMl, lro-cludln�y the lnatallation of an
apprOved Mprint ie r uy,rtemo for fine pr,Dteea„ion. to ordor to
confirm the existence of a sixty foot MG yarn or clear
area around the Target building and they build,inga, it any,
which area trrodludildwithin til and lti) above, it ma,y be
necessary to place of record an inatrument oaaa,alizhing the
same. Each party agroea, to ,loin In the exocu'ticn of such
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instrument in a form satisfactory to such Parties, ,In addi-
tion to the requiremeota set forth 4bove, no building
located on the Developer Tract shall be placed or
constructed in a manner which sill itself prccluda the
construction of a building of such classification on the
Target Tract.
(E) The second party ko construct a building along the
co common boundary line between the Target Tract and the
Developer Tract shall do so in a mariner that does not result
L0 in damage to the improvements in place on the adjoining
Tract, and further shall undertake and sasume at .its sole
cost the obligation of completing and maintaining the nomi-
cli
nal attachment (flashing and seal) of Its building to that
of the existing building on the other Tract, it being the
intent of the Partlus to establish and maintain the
appearance OF one contln,:ous building complex„ I'n per-
forming auc'ts attachment, the wall of one building shall not
receive support froin nor ripply pressure to the wa*ald of the
other bui,ldinq_
(P) If a portion of any aullding Area is at one point in
time paved and used as Common Area, such portion, may be sub-
sequently used as euildinq ,Area provided that all parking
requirements and other provigin ns of this CEA for such Tract
are also complied with. Likewise, if an area is at one
point in time occupied by a building, such building may be
subsequently razed, and until replaced, the area shall
thereafter,be deemed part of the Common Ar,: i.
(G) The Eollowang 'w^,QjJ dJnq height restrictions shall be
applicable to the '.ihopp:inq Center:
(1) Target Tract 30'
(ii) Developer Tract 30'
No mechanical equipment, penthouse or waimilar appurtenant
structure located on the rood" of a buliddng shall extend
upward above the top of the building more than five feet
ARTICLE IV
MAl N'rENANC6 AND REPAIR
0.1 Utilities,
(A) Each Party shall repair and maintain in firat-class
condition all utility facilities, lines, and systems located
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on Its Tract that serve only its Tract unless 'the same are
dedicated to ar,d accepted by a public or quasi-public uti-
lity or authority and unless th- Parties elect to install
common utilities, in which instance all costs,and expenses
thereof shall be set forth on a separate agreemept between the
Parties.
(B) The grantee of a utility easement referred to in
Cl-00
2.2(A) shall maJntain and repair at its cost any facilities
LO installed purruant to such grant which exclusively serve
such grantee's Tract unless the same are .granted or dedi-
cated to and accepted by a utility or a governmental agency
iv acceptable to the grantor which agrees to maintain and
replace the same. Any maintenance and repair of non-
dedicated utilities located on another Party's Tract shall
be performed only after two (2) weeks' notice to the grantor
(except in an emergency the work may be indtiated with
reasonable notice) and shall be done after normal business
hours whenever possible and shall otherwise be�performed in
such a manner as to cause as littie disturbance in the use
of the grantor's Tract as is practicable under the cir-
cumstances. ,any Party performing or causing to;be performed
maintenance or repair work agrees to promptly pay all costs
and expenses associated therewith to diligently complete
such work as quickly as possible and to promptly clean the
area and restore the effected portion of the Common Area to
a condition equal to or better than the condition which
existed prior to the commencement of such work.
4.2 Common Area.
(A) Each Party agrees at its sole cost and expense to
maintain or cause to be maintained those portions of the
Common Area located on Its Tract In first-class condition
and In compliance with all applicable governmental laws,
rules, regulations, orders, and ordinances and the provi-
siona of this OCA.
(B) Until the Couunon Area on at Trait 13 initially
improved, It shall be planted so as to 'reduce dust and
thercafter kept mowed and free of debris, and otherwise
maintained no as to prevent erosion and present an attrac-
tive appearance.
(C) Tha minimum standard of maintenance for the Improved
Common Area shall be comparable to that followed in other
Eiret clans retail developments of comparable size in
King County, Washington and shall include, but not be
limited to, the followings
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(i) Maintain, repair and resurface all drive and
Parking areas to keep the_enme in a smooth and
evenly covered condition and periodically
sweep,, clean and reatrlpe the: same. Such
activitiAs shall, to the extent possible, be
scheduled to occur prior to or after normal
business hours of the Shopping Center.
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(ii) Remeve papers, debris, fl,lth refuse, ice and
� snow from the drive and parking areas to the
(r` extent necessary to keep.the same in a Eirst-
N class, clean, and orderly condition.
(iii) Install and maintain ap[dropriate directional
signsand markers, and replace the same as
necesa;a-y.
(iv) Illuminate the drive.and;.parkingareas, and-
maintain and replace lighting facilities,
bulbs and ballasts„
(v) Maintain all landscaped areas, including the
replacement of shrubs and 'other landscaping as
necessary, and maintain any automatic
sprinkler system serving the landscaped areas,
(vi) Clean, sweep, maintain, and repair all
sidewalks.
(vii) Store all trash and gabage in adequate,
screened containers end provide for regular
collection of same.
(D) In the event any of the Common Area is damaged or
destroyed by any cause other than normal wear and tear,
whether insured or uninsured, during this term of this OEA,
the Party aq,�on whose Tract auch Common ,Area is locatad shall
repair or restore such Common Area at: ite sole coat and
expense with all due diligence; provided however, that no
Party ehnll be required to expend more than $250,000 (which
Amount shall be (ncreascd on that @fifth ann€varsary d;E this
DEA and each five yazarporic+d bo i50,000) in
excess of Insuranara proceeds which unsay bits Available for such
repair or restoration. Notwithstanding; the foregoing, in
the event such damage or destruction of Common Area is
caused in whole or in part by another Party or third Person,
the party obligated to make such repair or restoration
reserves. and retains the right to proceed against such other
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Party or third Person for indemnity, contribution or dama-
ges.
4.3 Oaii m&n _i > +r v,rk,a and Out.IiAo'Aalel Area,
(A) After completion of constriictioh, each ,Party cove-
nants and agreea to maintain and keep the building 4)nprove-
00 ments and Outside Sales Area, if any, located, c...n its Tract
in first-class condition and state of repair, in compliance
with all governmental laws, rules, regulations, orders, and
01 ordinances exercising jurisdiction thereover, and in
compliance with the provisions of this GEA. Each Party
further agrees to store all trash and garbage in adequate
10 containers, to locate such containers so that they are not
readily visible from the parking area, and to :arrange for
reyular removal of such t ash or garbage.
(B) In the event any of.the building improvements are
damaged by fire or other casualty (whrthe-r insured qr not),
the Party upon whose Tract such building improvements are
located immediately shall remove the debris resulting from
such event and provide a sightly barrier and within a'reaso-
nable time thereafter shall either (i) repair or restore the
building improvements so damaged, such repair or restoration
to be performed in accordance with all provisions of this
OEA, or (ii) erect other building improvements in such loca-
tion, provided all provisions of this OEA are complied with,
or (iii) demolish the damaged portion of such building
improvements an restore d the area to an attractive condition
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in which event the area shall be common Ares until a repla-
cement building is erected. Such Party shall have the
option to choose which of the foregoing alternatives.'to per-
form, but such Party shall be obligated to perform one of
such alternatives. Such Party shall give notice -to each
other Party within ninety (90) days from the date 'Gf such
casualty of which alternative it elects.
ARTICLE V
OPERATION OF THE SHOPPING CENTER
5.1 uses.
(A) No part of the Shopping Center shall be used for
other than retail sales or retail services or commercial
purposes, provided any retail services located on any Tract
shall be of the type defined below and shall in no event be
located in more than eight percent (59) of the Shopping
Center. Retail services as to the Developor Tract shall
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meanretaal financial institutions, real estate.: and stock
brokerage offices, travel agencies and similar ua-es pro-
viding serviceu directly to the public For retail:,fees„
Notwithstanding the foregoing, no use or service
nhall be permitted in the Shopping Center which is incon-
sistent with the operation of a first-class retail shopping
center, without limiting the generality of the ,foregoing,
the following uses or services shall not be conskstent with
the concept of a first class retail Shopping Centers
(i) Any use which emits an obnoxiops odor, noise,
or sound which can be heard or smelled outside
CO of any building in the Shopping Center; pro-
vided however, that this prcahih�tion•shall not
_ prohibit a paging system or a restaurant;
t'ii) Any operation primarily used as a• warehouse
operation and -any assembling, manufacturing,
distilling, refining, smelting, agricultural,
CO or. mining operation;
(iii) Any "second hand" store or "surplus" store;
(iv) Any mobile home park, trailer court, labor
camp, junkyard, or stockyard (except that this
provision shall not prohibit the temporary use
of construction trailers during periods of
construction, reconstruction, or maintenanze);
(v) Any dumping, disposing, Incineration, or
reduction of garbage (exclusive of garbage
compactors located in the rear of any
bullding))
(vi) Any fire sale, bankruptcy sale (unless pur-
suant to a court crder) or auction house
operation)
(Vit) Any central laundry, dry cleaning plant, or
laundr'omat; provided, however, this prohibi-
tion shall not be applicable to on-sit.o ser-
vice oriented to pickup and deltvary by the
ultimate consumer, including nominal sup-
porting facilities, as the, mame may tae found
in retail shopping districts in tho metropoli-
tan area where the Shopping Center is located;
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(viii) Any automobile, truck, trailer or R.V. sales,
leasing, display or repair;
(ix) Any howling alley;
(x) Any skating rink;
(xi) Any living quarters, sleeping apartments, or
lodging,rooms;
(xii) Any veterinary hospital or animal raising
LO facilities (except that this propibition shall
(U, not prohibit pet shops);
N (xili) Any mortuary)
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(xiv) Any establishment selling or e�h.ib.iLing icor--
nographic materials;
(xv) Any bar, tavern, restaurant or other
establishment whose reasonably projected
annual gross revenues from the sale of alcoho-
lic beverages for on-premises consumption
exceeds sixty percent (601) of the gross reve-
nues of such business;
(xvi) Any health spa;
(xvii) Any theatre;
(xviii) Any flea market, amusement arcade, pool or
billiard hall, car wash, or dance hall.
(B) The following use and occuganey restrictions shall
be applicable to the Developer Tracti
(1) No restaurant shall be located thereon within
150 feet of the Target Tract;
(ii) No junior department store and/or apparel
store aKeonding 30,000 sgnnre Leet of Floor
Area shall ba permitted;
(C) Tho p4mja "Targo t" shall not be usad to Idantlfy the
Shopping Ce,aw;er or mny busineee or trade conducted on the
Developer Tract„
(D) No merchandise, equipment or services shall be
displayed, offered for Bale or lease, or stored within the
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Common Area; provided however, that the foregoing prohibi-
tion shall not be applicable to (i) the storage of shoppi:.q
carte; (ii) the seasonal display and sale of .bedding plants
on the sidewalk in front of a building; or giii) temporary
Shopping Center promotions. .).
(E) No Permittee shall be charged for the right to use
the Common Area.
coM Each Party shall use its best efforLs'to cause the
L0 employees of the Occupants of Its Tract to park their
vehicles only on such Tract.
C,1 5.2 Lighting. I;
.1 (A) After comps :tion of the Common Area lighting system
on its Tract, each Party hereby covenants and agrees to keep
its Tract fully illuminated each day fircwa Musa: to at least
thirty (30) minutes after the last busineas operation on its
Tract has Mused, and further agrees to keep ;any exterior
building security lights on from duk until dawn.
(B) It is recognized that business establishments within
the Shopping Center may be open for business at different
hours, and that the owner or principal Occupant,of one Tract
upon which a business establishment is open later may wish
to have the Common Area lights on another Tract continue to
burn beyond the required period. Accordingly, the owner or
princl.pal occupant of such Tract ("Requesting Owner") shall
have the right, at any time to require the owner or prin-
cipal Occupant of the other Tract ("Requested Oener") to
keep its Common Arra lights on until a later hour as stipu-
lated by the Requesting Owner; provided that the Requesting
Owner notifies the Requested Owner of such requost not less
than fifteen (15) days in advance. The 'Requuatinq Owner
shall state the period during which it wishes the lights to
be kept on to a later hour and shall pay to the Requested
Owner a prepayment deposit Be follower
1. If the period is lesu than thirty (30) d.vya,
then the deposit shall be one hundred ten percent (1101)
of the reasonable cost (as estimated by the Requested
Owner) of elec1tr9 al power for such later hours to be
Incurred by the RutJvoated Owner.
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thirty (30) days, then the deposit shall tad one hundred
ten percent (1101) of the reasonable cost (as estimated
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by the Requoasted owner), of electrical power during the
first thirty (30) days of the period for such later
hours to be incurred by the Requested Owner. If the
period is greater than thirty (30) days, -then the
Requesting owner shall renew such prepayment deposit at
,the end of each thirty (30) day period.
The Requaaasting Owner agrec°n to pay one hundred ten percent
*11 (1101) of the cost to the Requested Owner o: electrical.
power to provide .such extra--hours illumination. if the
Requested owner in of the opinion that the deposits made by
W the Requesting Owner do not cover one hundred ten parcesat.
(1101) of such costa, the Parties shall attnmpt to agree to
the cost of such electrical ,power and „f they cannot do sta,
°w then the amount the gar�)uesta'ng Owner is o'bl gated to pay
shall be deter;ilned frm.. the power costa as estim,at.eal by the
electrical utility irlompany furnishing :mucin prwor, or ofthe
utility fails to do .,,o, by a. reputable engineoft'. Upon the
failure of a Reguestineg Owner to pay the aforesaid amount or
renew a deposit as required hereby, the Requested i;twner
shall have the r4.9ht to discontinue such additional lighting
and to e'r.erc.se other remu+ddies herein provided, Any such
request for additional lighting way he withdrawn or ter-
minated at any tome by written notice from l.he Requesting
Owner, and a new request or reque:nts far changed hours may
be made from time to time.
(C) As an alternative to the proce.as of lighting
another's Tract as set forth in (B) above, a Party
('Constructing Party") may install, with the, conraa*nt oc the
other Party ('Consenting Party'), m socondary wiring a,rsrtetn,
from the Constt°ucting Party's Tncct to the li ht standarado.
on the Consenting Party's °¢ract, which would permit a past'_.
tion or all of the Righting on the Conaent.ing Partyes Tract
to be operated rnntrmpornnt-ous,d,y with the lighting on the
Construca;ing Party's Tract. All canto and eatpunaes asnow
ciated with the inntallat)on, maintenance, replacement, and
operation of such uecondary wirdng, including the coot of
,3ne.rrrjy to 11ghr any tzortdon of the Connanting Party"a Tract,.
uhaali� be anstiam,d and promptly paid by the Conutriuct(ng
Party, Tice Construrating Party shalt, mubmit to the
Contenting Party appropriate plans ausi apvcification;a for
the inatalletion of ranch necondary wiring syratoms. 'rhe
Coauaehting Party 3hd11 have thirty p3Q) dlaya to approve or
disapprove of such eubralasLon, such apprravai not to be
unreeeonab'ty withhal+l, 11 the Consenting Party da'nan not
diaapprove of the submi!s.Jlon within the 3U.clay pc,riLid,
approval shall be deuawpesi givaany if dlampprova) 1«w alivwtn, trite
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constructing Party shall revise the submiaskon to accom-
modate the reasonable objections of the Consenting Party and
then may resubmit such plans and specifications to the
Consenting Party for its approval.
5.3 Signs.
No exterior identification signs shall be Allowed within
m the Shopping Center except as set forth hereinafter.
(A) No freestanding sign shall be pefmitted within the
U. Shopping Center unless constructedin areas ,designated on
the site Plan, and only one such sign may he located in each
designated area, The Target sign area may be used to iden-
tify not more Char, two (2) Occupants of :the Target Tract,
The DeVelpper alga ,,res may be used to identify, the Shoppiny
Center name and/or one Occupant of the Developer Tract. The
designation of a freestanding sign location on. a Tract shall
in no way obligate the benefiting Party to construct such
freestanding sign. However, if such a freestanding sign is
constructed, the benefiting Party shall be responsible for
the sign's operation and maintenance on a first-class basis.
Developer and Target shall have the right to approve the
design and size of all freestanding signs) provided,
however, that Developer hereby approves the use by Target of
its standard prototype identification sign as the same
exists From time to time.
Notwithstanding anything above to the contrary,
each Party shall be permitted to place within the Common
Area located on its Tract directional signs or informational
signs such as "Handicapped )'ar^kln,)", th^ temporory display
of leasing informA tA.on and the temporary erection of one
sign identifying each contractor wo.dkjng an a. construction
job,
(B) Any Occupant oc: upying less than twenty-five
thousand (25,000) square feat of Floor Area may not have
more thin one (1) idontlfication aLgn pl&ced on the exterior
Of the bud".ding it occugrlea) providod however, that if any
such Occupant is located at the corner of A building, then
ouch Occupant. may hava an identification sign on each aide
of such corner, Any Occupant occupying at least twenty-five
thousand (25,000) square feet of Floor Area may have- more
than one lde.ntliLcation sign placed on the exterior of the
building It oaecUpieA. Thla paragraph (D) ahal.l, not apply to
a freestanr3ing building having a single oc+ op:Ant.
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No exterior identification sign attached to a
building shall be of the type set forth belowt
9i.t placed on canopy „oafs extending above the
building roof, placedon pa;ntho�use wa;lls, or placed so
as to project above the parapet, ranopy, of top of the
wall Moran which it:. is mounted„
Co (Ii) placed at any angle to the building. provided,
In however, the (oregoing shall not apply to any sign
located under a sidewalk canopyif such sign is at least
eight id) feta above the ,idewal,h, unleaa .indorporated
N In an overeill decorative s.*hrvme applied to the entire
building or section therea f,
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painted on the surface of any building.
No exterior sign shall identify leased departments, con-
cessionaires, products- or cervices.
(C) Nioither exterior identification signs attached to
buildings nor freestanding signs shall be of the type set
forth belowa
(il flashing, moving or audible signs;
(ii) signs employing exposed raceways, exposed
neon tubes, exposed ballast boxes, or exposed
transformers,-
(iii)
ransformers;(iii) paper or cardboard signs, temporary signs
(exclusive of contractor or construction-
related signs), stickers or decals; provided,
however, the foregoing shall not prohibit the
placement at the entrance of each Occupant's
space s small sticker or decal, indicating
hours of business, emergency telephone num-
bers, and other similar bite of information.
ti)k t. wny 'peyInn" signs are al9n'F ed by the appLlca ibt,e
,lovera mr-n'tal ente dties, Target ahsll nave phei rs',plt to esti_.
1(aa:w th" pa!i)c-oru 119r to ldcna,Vry ita Target Stora. If the
:iYYrF,a.aine. CI,14 tr' la Hm. �er t, '�,..
i6 D dt.& Rte ^nky �aientif6ng raraestore by
Oso of a lwp le-on r �i�ra, Tnrrfat nhall have 4h,4 rgght to oat)-
lite tho 11p4)n. 1,C tbaew one utore c,rn r mo the pile-ran
sign for ldentiflcatlotn, then up to throws atorus, ;Including
Target, shall Le able to identify their ukasare on tlho ,sign,
provIdend, howover, that Target shall have the sole right and
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authority to designate the location and size of each store
identification.
5.1. tasurance.
(A) Each party with respect to its Tract shall maintain
or cause to be an31nuaiA6d in full donee, and, effect
Comprehensive (;eneral l.iabi'Iity lnsurnn(la, including
personal injury Liability ln3urancn and Contractual
co Liability 2nsuran+c.> with a financially respoft3Gble insurance
(3` company or companies licensed in the state Where the
u) Shopping Canter lk� located, with a minimum Best's rating of
A:X' such insurance, to ,provide for a limit of not less than
Three Million Dollars (,$0,000,,()00.00) for bodily injury or
�) death to any one. person„ Ear a limit of not losa th,)n give
Million 04:illars for bodily iniary or death
to any number of persons arising out of any ono occurrence,
and for a limit of not less than One Million-"Dollars
($1,000,000.00) for any property damage. Additionally, such
insurance shall include the following minimum requirements;
(i) shall provide coverage on an occurrence basis;
(it) shall provide that the policy may not be can-
celled or materially reduced in amount or coverage
without at least 30 days prior written notice by the
insurer to each of the other Parties;
(iii) shall include the other Parties as additiona-
linsureds;
(iv) shall provide for severability of interests?
(vi) shall provide that an act or omission of one
of the Insureds or additional Insureds which would void
or otherwise reduce coverage, sha11 not reduce or void
the coverage as to the other additional Insureds or the
insured, renpactively.
such insurance 4l'All specifically axtand to the contractual
obligation of Char lntoired )eamrty art ming out of tha indem-
n1fleation obligations swat f'r,rLb in t.ha next santon�ee. each
Party ("Indemnitor'") covenao„ta and agraarm to indemnify,
defend and (hold harrnleaa tlrowa other party d"lndonnl,taa') from
and against all claima, co,mta, axpenana and liability
(including reaaonAb)e attorney's fana arol cont of suit
incurred In connocttan with all claima) ine:liadinay any action
or procoadinge brought therein, arising irrarr CrAA a result
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of the injury to or death of any person, or damage to the
property of any person or entity which shall occur on the
Tract owrled by 68th Indemnitor, except for clda)mc caused by
the nng,ligence or wi11ful act or amIaairan of such
Indemnitee, Its licensees, concessionaires,, agehts, ser-
vdnts, or employees, or the agentw, servants, or; empinyees
of any licensee or concessionaire thereof. Th.g Parties
agree to review the minimum limits set Earth above,;every ten
Co (10.) years and further agree to adjust auch limits if cir-
G` cumstances warrant..
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(3) Effective upon the Commencement of construction of
improvements, the constructing Party will carry or cause; to
N be carried, fire insurance with, an extsndeJd coverage endor-
V7 sement with a financially responsible inau rnnce company or
Co companies licensed in Lao state where the Shopping, Center is
located, with a minimum nest's rating of A.X, in an amount
at least equal to eighty percent (801) of the replacement
cost iex,clusive of the cost of excavation, @oundataions,, and
footings:) of the buildings and smprovvments, tech coverage
extending at least to the following perilsa; lr,,usa or damage
by fire, windotacm, cyclone, torn5s4r'a,, hail, expluoslbn, riot,
riot attendinq a strike, civil Commotion, malicious
aa,i'lchief, vandalianh, aircraft, vehicle, smoke daamaaye, and
sprinkler leakage.
Each Party (the "Releasing party") hereby releases and
waives for itself and on behalf of its insurer, claims
against any other Party (the "Released. Party') ftvam any
liability for any loris or damage to all property of such
Releasinrp Parry locntr;rdi upon any portion of the Shopping
Cc-liter, whiath 1053 or darl'age is of the type generally
covered by fire inaurance with an extended covora c endor--
rtrmearite Irrespective either of any negligence on the pa!'t «;)E
rhe Relemand Party whlrh may have contributed to or caesedi
such leas, or of the amount of such insurance rryuired or
actually carried,, Each Party agreed to uno its beat efforts
to obtain, of neoded, approprint to its poli-
ciea of insurance with respect to thati foregoing releaser
pravidori, hovevrrr, that faituro to obtain auch endbrsoments
"hall not aftnct the rolensa hetelnabave glvarn, f'acl) ia,%r't,y
t"Indemnikrar'"h covenants and agrov-n to lnrlomnkfy, defend and
I•Mld haramlydss each other VsTry 6 "lildemnizl�e') tr m and
a:)a inst,
All cls lras anrierted by o thraaay a any Werml tt,*o i of
the lndemnitor's Tract taut any loan of damage to the pro-
perty of aucha Perms ttee Ic.• atrid apon cies reaper,,tJ%,a
Indennitor'a Tract, which loss or ddt-saria lb of thn type
gonrrally covered' by fire insurance wtitia An extended
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coverage endorsement irrespective of any negligence on the
part of the indemnitee which may have contributed to or
caused such loss,
(C, Prior to commencing any construction activities
within the Shopping Center, each Party shall obtain or
require its contractor to obtain and thereafter maintain so
long as such construction activity is occurring, at least
00the minimum insurance coverages set forth below:
Q` 1i) Workers' Compensation - statutory limits
(it) Employers Liability - $100,000
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(iii) Comp-ehensive General and Comprehensive Auto
Liability as tollows:
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(a) Bodily Injury - $1,000,000 p'er occurrence
(b) Property Damage - $1;'000,000 per
occurrence
(c) Independent Contractors
LiabilitY
or
Owner's Protective Liability) same
coverage ns set
forth in (a) and (b) above;
(d) Products/Completed Operations Coverage
which shall be kept in effect for two (2) years
after completion of work;
(e) "XCU" Hazard Endorsement, if?applicable;
If) "Broad Form" Property Damage Endorsement;
(g) "Personal Injury" Endorsementsf
(h) "Blanket Contractual Liability"
Endorsement.
If the coontruttion activity involves the tide of another
Party's Tract, then the owner of such Tract shbl.l be named
as- an adc)ltionnl insured and such inaurance shall provide
that the same shall not be canceled without at least thirty
130) a34y;a prior wrltt.nn notico to the neer„ed tnsr jredi. it
such inauranc•e 11, cancOcd or expires then the conlit,ructing
Party ahall (C6mcd(1tol,y %,op a�l'l work on or unn of mnother
Partys Tract tsntll elther tho raqul rod �nauranca is
reinstated or repl.Acement Jrauvanzo cbt.rsanoi.,
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(C) The insurance described above may be carried under
(i) an individual, policy Covering this location, (il) a
blanket policy or policies which fnciudes other liablltties,
properties and loo:^ations of such Party, Cili) a phaco of
self-insurance, provided that the party so self-insuring has
and maintains $40,000,000 or more of net current assets as
evidenced by such party's annual repaort. that is audited by
an independent certified public accountant, or (iv) a com-
bination of any of the foregoing insurance programs. To the
co extent any deductible is permitted or allowed as a part of
LO any insurance polLcy carried by a Party; In compliance with
(T` 5.4, such Party shall be deemed to be covering the amount
thereof under an informal plan of self-insurance; provided
(y however, that in no event shall any deductible exceed
$50,000,00 unless such Party qualifies for, self-insurance
pursuant to (iii) above. Each Party agrees- to furnish to
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any Party requesting the same, a certificate(s) of insurance
evidencing that the insurance required to be carried by such
requested Party is in full force and effect.
5.5 Taxes )nd Assesqrnenta, Each Party shall pay, or
cause to be iaie9 prior tan delinquency, all taxes and
assessments with respect to its Tract, the buildings, and
improvements located thereon and any personal property cwned
or leased by such Party in the Shopping Center, provided
that if the taxes or assessments or any part thereof may be
paid in installments, the Party may pay each such
Installment as and when the same becomes due and payable.
Nothing contained in this subsection shall prevent any Party
from contesting at its cost and expense any such taxes and
assessments with respect to its Tract in any manner such
Party elects, so long as such contest is maintained with
reasonable diligence and in good faith, At the time as such
contest is concluded (allowing for appeal to the highest
appellate court•), the contesting Party shall promptly pay
all such taxes and assesaments determined to be owing,
together with all interest, penalties and.costs thereon,
5.6 t,iM aa, In the evont any muchnnIc a llen is filed
against 06 'frAct of one (arty aero a ruraaalt of, mervicea per-
iormod or mrO.erials furniihed for tha Lu4n tat another Party,
thn party permitting or causing such lien to bar so filed
agrees to ensue nwch lien to be discharged prior to entry of
final jud•jment (after all appeals) for the foreclosure of
such lien and further agreem to indemnify, defend, and hold
harmless the other Party and its. Tract against liability,
lose, damage, costa or expenses (including readonable attor-
neys' fees and coat of suit) on account of much claim of
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lien. Upon) request of the Party whose Tract:,is subject to
such lien, the Party permitting or causing such lien to be
filed agreen to promptly cause such lien to by released and
discharged of r,-,cord, either by, paying than indebtedness
which rgavo ri ae to auch lien or by roosting found or other
security as rghall bt: requires) by law to obtain uuoh release
and discharge. Nothing herein shall prevent a Party per-
mitting or causing such lien from contesting: the validity
G thereof in any manner such Party chooses so-,long as such
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contest is pursued with reasonable diligence. In the event
such contest is determined adversely (allowing *for appeal to
C1 the highest appellate court), such Party shall promptly pay
in full the required amount, together with any interest,
.;.) penalties, costs, or other charges necessary to release such
x? lien.
ARTICLE VI
MISCELLANEOUS
6.1 Default.
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(A) If any Party fails to comply with any provision
herein ("Defaulting Party"), then any other Party
("Man-Defaulting Party") may, upon fortyr-fiv„o (45) days'
prior written notice to the Defaulting Party, proceed to
cure the default (and shall have a license to do so) by the
payment of money or performance of some other action for the
account of the Defaulting Party. The foregoing right to
cure shall not he exercised if within the forty-five (45)
day notice period (1) the Defaulting Party cures the
default, or (ii) if the default is curable, but cannot
reasonably be cured within that Gime period, Chu Defaulting
Party begins to cure such default within such time period
and diligently pursues such action to completion. The
forty-five (45) day notice period shall nut be required if,
using rVA.aonahle judgment, the Non-Defaulting, Party deems
that an emergency exists which requires immediate attontion.
In the event of such an emergency, the Non-Defaulting Party
shall give whatever notice to the Defaulting Party as is
reasonable under the circumstances.
(a) Within ten (10) days of written demand (including
providing copies of invoicos reflecting costa) the
Defaulting Party shall rehaburse the Non-Defaulting Party
for any sum reasonably expanded by the Non-Defaulting Party
to cure the default, together with lnterest: thereon.
(C) In the ovent any Party shall Institute any action or
proceeding against another Party relating to the provisiona
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of this OEA, or 'if any default hereunder, or to collect any
Amounts owing hereunder, the unauccessful lltLt3an,t In, such
action or proceeding shall reimburse the nucceaeful litigant
therein for costs and expenses incurred by the successful
litigant In connection with aueh action or proceeding and
any .appeals therefrom, Including attorneys' feea.and:-court
costs.
(A) All remedies are cumulative and shall ,be deemed
additional to any and all other remedies to which any Party
may be entitled in law or equity.n in F, ch Pa
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h;ve the right to restrain by injunction any vio)astion or
threaten,2d violation by any other Party of any of the terms,
Cy covenants, or conditions of this CEA, or to obtaiq a decree
- to compel performance of any such terms, covenants, or con-
ditions, it being agreed t;sat the remedy at law for a breach
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of any such term, covenant, or condition (except those, if
any, requiring the psympnt of a liquidated sum) is noL' ade-
quate.
6.2 Interent. whcrever and as often as one Party shall
not have paif any sum payable hereunder to anotherParty
within five (5) days of the due date, such delinquent Party
shall pay interest on such amount from the due date to and
including the date such payment is received by the Party
entitled thereto, at the lesser of:
(A) The highest rate permitted by law to be paid on such
type of obligation by the Party obligated to make such
payment or the Party to whom such payment is due, whichever
is less; or
(B) 3% per annum in excess of the prime rate from Limo
to time publicly announced by The Bank of America NTSA or
its successor, including by merger, consolidation or other
operation of law.
6.3 ltonlc1 tertIfic4te. each, rsnrty arisees kth&t, upon
written requost WhTZE aoNWI F not be armors f req%srnt t hftri 'three
(3) tlmaa during arty cal"odar year) from tuna to time of, any
other PArt'y, it will bseuc to a proapective smiortgagee of
tsuch other Party or to a prospective auccensor Party to such
other Party, an eat.o,ppal certificate atatingr
(A1 who ther the Party to whom the request has been
directed knows of any default by texts rejoesting Party under
this CFA, and if there .are known efaulta, speci(ying the
nature th,ereof7
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(B) Whether this OEA has been assfgne4, modified or
amended in any way by the requested Party (and *f it has,
than stating the nature thereof))
(C) that to the requested Party's knowledge this OEA as
of that date is in full forces and effect;
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Such statement shell act as a walver'of any claim by the
00 Party furnishing it to the extent such claim is based upon
facts contrary to those asserted in the statement and to the
extent the claim is asserted against a tons fide
01 encumbrancer or purchaser for value without knowledge of
CI facts to the contrary of those contained in the statement,
and who has acted in reasonable reliance upon the statement;
however, such statement shall in no event subject the Party
furnishing it to any .iability whatsoever, notwithstanding
the negligent or otherwise inadvertent fallure. of such Party
to disclose correct and/or, relevant information.
6.4 Notices.
All notices, demands, statements, and requests
("notice") required or permitted to be given under this OEA
must be In writing and shall be deemed to have been properly
given or served as of the date of pernana;-. dellvery, or as
of the date the carne is deposited in the United StAt+,,a or
Canadian mail, prepaid, by reg-atered or ctrtified mail,
return receipt requested, or as of tfae date deposited with a
reputable courier service such as Federal Express. The
address of the signatories to this DEA is set forth below.
In the event a Party shall encumber its Tract 'by a mortgage
and notice of such fact has been given to the Party issuing
such notice, domaril, statement, or request, thoan a copy of
any notico of anounta dwte or not,ldea of default directed to
such mortgaging Party shall also be sent to its mortgagee.
Targets Dayton Hudson Corporation
Target Stores—Real Estata
Attns Property Administration
33 S. Sixth Street
Minneapolis, MN 55402
Devalopers BCE Development Inc.
999 West Hastings Street
Vancouvar, B.C. Canada V6C W.
Attentions Vice President
Shopping Center Management
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Any Party shall have the right from time to time and at any
time, upon at least ten (ld) days' prior written notice
there^afin aacordalnce with the provisions 'hereof, ;to change
its rea,pective oddress and to specify any othv,- address
within the united States of a~'Manerica or Canada, provided,
however, notwithstanding anything herein contained to the
contrary, in order for the notice of addre=:a change to be
00 effective it must actually be received) and furthers provided
such address may not be a post office box.
6.5 AfaxrovAl Ric .. Unless otherwise herein provided,
whenever .appro al ra required, such approval- shall not be
Od unreasonably withheld or delayed. Unless provision is made
for n specific time period, approval shall be given or with-
held within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the request
for approval. If a �'asapproval is not given, 4ithin the
required ttme period, the requested. Party shall be deerried to
have given its approval. If a party shall disapp;'rove, the
reaeene therefor shall be stated. Except with respect to an
approval given by ;Lapse of time, all approvals and disappro-
vals shall be in writing. The "right to approve" herein
reserved by Tarqet and Developer, respectively, shell be
assignable by each, but only by Developer in total to a
Party who owns a Tract within the Developer Tract, and only
by Target in total to a party who owns a Tract, within the
Target Tract; each successor naairgnee may also assign such
"right to approve" on the same condition. If the holder of
the "right to approve."
6.6 Condemnation, in the event of a condemnation or a
sale in 1—'W-thereof concerning a portion or all of the
Shopping tenter or improvements, the award or purchaie price
paid for Wich taking .qhm ll be paid to the party awning such
land or improvaaaa'nenr a Au takan, Any Porty who rrciri')',i, have an
easeaNent Or Other ;aropnrty intgroat or right under this C$EA
in tho land or imprrovemonta n,o taken, hereby, r.rlaaasea rand
walven such props-rty intoreat or right with I•cspact to Basch
award or purchaeo prtcal provided, howavar, such other ''Party
aha'll have the right to arrr•k an award or compensation for
tha load of Lacs eaaemmnt right oe ;property intaareat to the
extent much award or compensation paid or allocated for such
lose rloas not reduce or dC^uinish the amount paid to the
Party owning auch lan,ci. Notw[Lhstandinrl the above, 6.6 is
not latandea to alter any other agreement, u4)utch may exist
between the o+sne. of the land no taken and any person having
an intern
rat in said land puraaaant to othaar contractual rela-
tionahtpa,
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6b7 �anE� �"Ye t raa eermarr� of this O
craw �� nca l
en,aracs mann wMltlro the 'land and ahnll L.nura to tho
ti
benefit or and be binding upon the eigtaatotlaae 7arrepaa sand
ereu respectdve Successors and arealgns who hecpme Parties
hcronaraid'or« This ORA Is not intended to ear„aera;efra,
aoa,rlif.Yr
armaraaa7 or hherwrlae Change the provislou F , any Prior
z>, anst"ment affasctinl the lanar burdened horehy„
1
; f s r lynr aari. 1,
rept of Phar Whenever sequired by the icon-
tt lie f9f,A the singular ahh R
vice vInclude 4 Vroe irnl x,r al,W antia vera am enr mtwe ant,aruPlne nhal„1 include the femInfrae andn('y Fa x°17 Vre;,E a�onMt meC"sa and vice versa.
.9 C4unt�kroer�,a ,amdiC11a_r�are p
executed, in Saveanr"CF1nteranrtarI QAchITOf wrhichf4haal.k be
tae
deernoei 8n original. The si�Yraaturea to
m , thicutInd Anil notarized, or reparat �'a : may to, .,xe,.
th9n aVhh aanstitute c iaTean and when to
ome Complete document..
'1 areyat oaaof "orrna rshI Lj. ti,ono of the :erruus or faro-
hnrwaare r or a rorty .
vda:enn or to o nth oag,t la-r ePMe to creetca x p�zctcroa,rshtrn
X the 'ae a kaa:a in thea r raarap.CL j �e daur:azasaesarin
oa o+thx�rrw3 ea nor• shall it casae+uo thrtu to tze-considered joint:.
shade be aaa nembers of rant' w7lrouhe�nter,pr�ian, Each Parry
aha 81 be orrnairiererd a aepaarnha» owner, and neo par
&unva he right to acley odaa'll
t as an Agent for another paa•t"y" unlef"aa
oxpransslyr rauthorizeri tra do -in herein aur byaAr:,ra.zr.,jt• written
dnat;rnamont signed lay the Party to be ctlaarged,
6111 got, a public DoiiGu tS a¢A
ha � Pfoth.ing hzrerra 4fieta iruC�
td hp:p na.T c" a a. n 5TIT a3e icamtLcsn oy^ portion anrtda�n a��f
�
the
8vra G entr�r r r of ,ara'y Tract or port ion th.re,r f to
the general oolalis:, or frjr air
mor�vOr. tneept an h;rvrel" aav y puhli,c alae or perpaome what-
Ori rGeloo or lunrarnitica of an V Cificat'lly
mprovloed1110
ne Fiiht,me brrrIt of ayParty htuinurecpartyprropwsty porrson ve r nor
n
r�sa be a laeneflctaa:
p�rCyl,eY�on'N, cme afnart herein, b of any of CPae
of an�.l 'xeennhnkb [rra1 5 ,p
. Whonover er!ormanrre IN required
y parry kaer nfrar, that la,art,y+ mhall uaae hl �aoa dill-
ayentm ttio porform amus take all necea�Tary maraauaracea
Earth to o ai
r rrf prohalo , rra good
00d0aovevera thAt if ccrnpleat'uro aaf
of trrS
,pe�r , ihe Ad
anC�e eutt o.layod at Any tiara by rea�ran of �nct�s
waaar, civil commntVoar, rrnM;a,� ntr&Faa,a, pkc�kna9ru or
✓aLh ar laAbor iii np",Ouro aaiaeavaa p
ditMrayaa leo work �in lahListy of lnbcr, or maatrrna,t.,m,
.aasus e1Cy. ar ata,y caµirra0 beyond rutherere pprn progress
of en
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Party, then the time for performance as herein specified
shall be appropriately extended by the amount of the delay
actually so caused. The provisions of this section shall
not operate to excuse any Party from the prompt payment of
any nannies required by this OEA.
CC)
u) 6.13 severabili . Invalidation of any of; the, provi-
sions conFT1`d i this OEA., or of the application thereof
Q. to any person by judgment or court order shall in-no way
affect any of the other provisions hereof or the application
cv thereof to any other person and the same shall remain in
full force and effect.
6.k4 Amrradmcnta, This OtA may be amended by, nrnd only
_
by, a written t_g'r-
: eernsnt signedby all of the than current
Parties and shall be of octive only when reeorded in the
county and state where the Shopping Canter is located. No
consent to the amendment of this OEA shall ever be required
of any Occupant or Person other than the Parties, nor shall
any Occupant or Person other than the Parties have any right
to enforce any of the provisions hereof:
6.15 CaL3t onnss and Caoi!tAAiedT—rra.s. The captions pre-
ceding the text of vacGa rartia e and iaa ction are included
only for convenience of reference. Captions shall be disre-
garded In the construction and interpretation of the OEA.
Capitalized terms are also selected only for convenience of
reference and do not nectviar(ly have any: connection to the
meaning that might otheexwise battached to such term in a
context outside of this OEA.
6.16 Mil imisat.lon of Oama as. In all situations arising
out of OUT—OFA, all inerts... shall attempt to avdld and
minimize the damages resulting from the conduct of any other
Party. Each Party hereto shall take all reasonable measures
to effectuate the provisions of this OEA.
6.17 expressly®agreil Shall
thatEinoe NotwlthAtandincL
It to
Oreach,
s 0 ®hall (i)
ontitle any Party to cancel, rescind or, otherwiae terminate
this OEA, or (11 ) defeat or render invalid the lien of any
mortgage or deed of trust made In good faith and for value
as to any part of the Shopping Center. flowevar, such llml-
tation shall not affect in any manner any other rights or
remedies which a Party may have hereunder by reason of any
such breach.
6.18 Time. Time is of the essence of this OEA.
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Tract is temporarily not open for business solely by reason
of renovation or remodeling (but not in excess of six ccn-
secutive months) or by reason or reconstruction of the
Target Store building as a result of damage or dest'r'uction
Ibut not in excess of 12 consecutive calendar mont:he after
theevent of damage or destructlon)'), the owner of the
Developer's Tract shall have the right, which may be exer-
`o cised by written notice is "Purchase Noticc") to Target
UO within one year after the date 'Target ceases to operate the
IT entire floor area of its building, to elect to purchase the
_ Target Tract and all improvements and appurtenances thereon
CV (collectively,. the 'Target Property"), as set forth in this
Article; provided, hnwever4, that this option ahall not apply
Lo a sale of the Target Tract to any entity owned or
controlled by Target or in the: event. Target cells a maJority
of its Target stor,. .in the West+-rn Washington area to one
purchaser. In addition, prior to exercising Its option to
purchase as set forth in this Mreeanent, Developer shall
give Target sixty d60) days notice after the-expiration of
the twelve (12) months of non-operation of its intent to
exercise this option, at which time Target shall have the
right to reopen the Target Store and this option shall be
null and void until such time as Target ceases to operate as
defined herein for a period; of twelve (1.2) con�recutive
months and Target has been given sixty (66) plays written
notice; provided however, that if Target makes a Target
Company announcement that it Is closing this Target Store,
the sixty (60) day notice as defined herein shall be reduced
to fifteen (15) days. The Target Property shall not include
Target's moveable trade fixtures, signs or other personal
property. If the o,,:ner of the Developer's Tract
(hereinafter referred to as the "Purchaser') so elects to
purchase the Target Property, the purchase price who'll be
the fair market value of the Target property as determined
by appraisal as hereinafter provided. The' Purchase Notice,
to be effective, shall name an appraiser selected by the
Purchaser who shall be a member of the American Institute of
Real Estate Appraisers and shall have had at least five years
experience In appralsing commercial real property. For pur-
poaea of U! in .Article, "fair market value" shall mear, the
price at which the Target Property could be sold by one who
desires, but is not required to @ell, and is nought by one
who desires, but Is not required to buy, after due con-
aideration of all the elements reasonably affecting value.
Within fifteen (15) days from the date that 1,arget shall
have '.received the Purchase Notice, Target shall select an
appraiser and give Purchaser notice in writing, of the name
and qualifications of the appraiser so selected. Target's
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appraiser shall have the same qualifications as set forth
above in connection with the Purchaser's appraiser. in.,the
event Target fails to appoint its app_aiser within said fif-
teen (15) day period, then Developer may request appointment
of such appraiser by the then chief Judge of the United
States District Court having jurisdiction over the county of
King, in the State of Washington, acting in his personal,
OD private capacity, and neither Developer nor Target shall
LO raise any question as to such Judge's full power and jurls-
dlct.ion to entertain the application and make the appoint-
0, ment.
The two appraisers so selected shall determine the fair
market value of the Target Property at a meeting which shall
®`•� be held in Seattle, Washington, within thirty (30) days of
the appointment of the seco.id appraiser. The appraisers
shall continue to consult at such times as they deem
necessary for a fifteen (15) day period from the date of
their first meeting in an attempt to agree on the fair
market value of the Target Property.
If the two appraisers so selected are unable to agree on
the fair market value of the Target property, the two
appraisers shall, within ten (10) day.n of the Owruediately
aforesaid fifteen (15) day period from the date of their
first meeting in an attempt to agree on the fair market
value of the Target' Property.
If the two appraisers so selected are unable to agree on
the fair market value of the Target Property, the two
appraisers shall, within ten (10) days of the immediately
aforesaid fifteen (15) day period, name a third appraiser
who shall also be a member of the American Institute of Real
Estate Appraiser and shall have had at least five (5) years
experience In appraising commercial real property. The
three appraisers shall thereupon meet in Seattle, Washington
and contlnup to consult with each other at such times as
they doom nocesaary for a fifteen (15) day period from the
date of the first moeiing of the three of them In an attempt
to agree on the fair market value of the Target Property.
1n the event that tow or more of the appraisers are not able
to reach agreement as to the fair market value of the Targut
Property within fifteen (151 days after the first meeting of
the three appraisers, then each appraiser shall submit his
independent appraisal to Purchaser and Target (which need
only be in letter form) stating that (i) he made an
appraisal of the Target Property, (ii) his appraisal as to
the fair market value of the Target Property and (Ili) the
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basis on which he made such an appraisal. The three inde-
pendent appraisals shall be added together and the resulting
sum divided by three, the resulting quotient shall be the
appraised fair mar'lot valae of tho Tartlet aropert,'y+ rp_.
vidad, howover, if the lowest appraisal nnd/or tha highe:ct
appr�xatsal Wie7is morns t'tann 25t lower and/or higher than the
saiddle a,pprai'ual, the loweat a,ppralaal and)or thea 'highest.
m appraisal ihai,l Ue di",rregardusd. if only one appralaaal is
p� disregarded, the reMining two appraisals shall be added
L0 together and their total divided by two, the resulting
a quotient sha:l.l be the appraieed value of the project. If
both the lowest appraisal and the highest appraisal are
CV disregarded because each varies more than .25% from the
r middle appraisal, then the middle appraisal shall be deemed
} the fair market v.iue of the Target Property. The appraiser
or appraisers' determination of the fair market value of the
Target Property shall be final and binding upon the parties,
absent fraud or gross error. Each party shall bear the fees
and expenses of its own appraiser and the fees and charges
of the third appraiser shall be borne equally by Purchaser
and Target.
The purchase of Target's interest in the Target Property
shall be consumncated through an escrow established at a
mutually acceptable title insurance company within sixty
(60) days after completion of appraisal. The purchase price
shall be payable in cash unless otherwise agreed by Target.
Title to the Target Property shall be conveyed by Target to
Purchaser or Its nominee by statutory warranty deed subject
to all easements, restrictions, covenants and conditions of
record, except that unpaid taxes, assessments and any
mortgages or liens then outstanding on the Target Tract
shall be discharged from the purchase price proceeds payable
by Developer hereunder. Nondeliquent real property taxes
shall be prorated as of the date the deed Is recorded.
Target shall bear the cost of an ALTA Owner's Standard
Policy of title Insurance, which shall be delivered to the
buyer at closing, and any excise taxes or documentary or
stamp taxon imposed in connection with the sale. Purchaser
and Target shall each bear 501 of all other closing costs
including escrow and recording fees. Notwithstanding any
othor terms or conditions of this Option to Purchase, this
option shall terminate and be null and vold on September 30,
2006.
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OPERATION AND EASEMENT AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
DAYTON HUDSON CORPORATION
AND
BCF. DEVELOPMENT INC.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused this OEA to be exe-
cuted effective as of the day and year first above written.
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OPERATION AND EASEMENT AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
DAYTON HUDSON CORPORATION
AND
OCE DEVELOPMENT INC.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have caused thla OEA to be exe-
m cuted effective as ol the day and year first above written.
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a-dinance No. 20-449.5 Page 49 oj'82
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STATE of MINNESOTA y,
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COUNTY OF HENNEPIN )
On this f7T>1 day of 11 9111_. 19-3.j, before
me, a Notary Public_ within and for said County, personally
� aiand
'
'ne , to
appeared ;.'lack D. Fon'f �.....�.a u t
me personally known, being each by me duly sworn, did.say
that they are respectively the r � Iares lyh and
i_ � (n wlpt¢_
Asstlstant 50(rrtar,.Y _ of _O__aX..toR Hud.gfl 0rRgrRSion and
that said instrument was sign-2d in behalf of said corporation
or by authority of its Roard of Directors and ._a k ,� of
Lr) and William P Hise �rc acknowledged said instrument to be
Q'" the free act and deed of said corporation.
tmwwe.n flA mu"4R'R�ImR°� Sa.
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COCRITY
On this — day of tr 19_Z bcfore
me, a Notary Public wlth'n and for said County, personally
ryppear.rd k i?i,.. Jl �;a and to
Ane daeca ndadY;✓""knewn, being each by me duly sworn, did say
that3 1Lha
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tha�, said IntaLri'anai t was signud in behal. of said corporatlun
by authority of its Board of Directors and 111
acknowledged saidyinsLrument to be
the free acL and deed of said corporation,
Notary Public
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EXHIBIT "A"
Lot 4 of Survey recorded in Volume 52 of Surveys page 220 under
King County Recording No. 8612129019.
Situate in the County of King, State of Washington.
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OPERATION AND EASEMENT AGREEMENT
(DEVELOPER TRACT)
Lots 2 and 3 of Survey recorded in Volume 52
of Surveys page 220 under King County
co Recording No. 8612129019.
Situate in the County of King, State of
Washington.
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EXHIBIT C
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
1, During the conceptual design phase, the constructing party
shall submit to the other parties the followings
A. Site Design Documents to Indicate the Followings
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G, Parking configurations and car parking count
Q Typical bay width and stall dimensions
=� Drive widths
Setbacks
Curb cuts
Spot elevations or rough contours
Rough 'landscape scope
Lighting pole locations
Preliminary utility strategies
B. Building Design Single Line Plans to Indicate the
Following:
Exterior wall configuration
Doors and store front extent
Canopies .and overhangs
Probable column locations at exterior and abutting our
building on Interior
C. Exterlor Elevation Drawings to Indicate the Followings
Opaque wall areae with doors and store fronts
2. After approval has barn granted of conceptual design phase
submitted .in accordance witis tho guidelines -specified in 1
above, tho constructing party shall, submit final design phase
plans to the other parties as follower
A. Site Design Documents Delineating Information outlined in
the Concept Phane with the Following Added Details
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Refined grading plans
Selected lighting fixtures and resultant lighting
levels In foot candles.
Landscaping showing generic plantinq materials and
locations
U') Proposed paving section designs and location Utility
layouts including hydrants and sizes proposed
O`
N Proposed details for curbs, site structures, manho-
les, etc.
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U Proposed site signage designs and locations
0, Building Design Plans Dellineating Informgtion Outlined in the
Concept Phase with the Following Added Detailr
Exterior wall. thicknesses
Structural columns or bearing walls at building
exterior and proposed found4t,ton design at adjoining
wall between abutting buildings
Where common foutingn are to be shared provide wall
or column load information for design of that
footing
Proposed root plan showing slopes and 'location of
penthouses or other major mechanical equipment
References of key flashing details of roof to
adjoining building
C. Exterior k<ev,ati�rc, Drawings Delineating Information Outlined
in tho Coiacopi, , Ph,11n with the Following Addad Detall i
Proposal building sign standards
Paint colo; Chips And aaoploa of other materials
such au hrit.k or concrete, aggrogatea (glass or alu-
minum f1N)d010M may ho annotntad on the elevations)
Proposed large scale details of key section conditions to
show exterior design intent
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Majoc penthouses or rooftop equipment profiles
Features such as special masonry patterns, bands or
social materials and textures
CO Rain leaders or scuppers
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Wall sectiona at variovaa exterior locations including at
J the demising wall to the adjoining building with'key ver-
tical dimenainning
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3, 2# a building is to have a through-the-wall pedestrian access
connection to an adjoining building, then the final design
phase submission shall also include (to the owner of such
adjoining building) the following:
Plane of the pedestrian mall circulation showing any
variations in floor elevations
Elevations/sections of the proposed mall' space showing
store front sign bulkheads and key dimensions
Proposed ceiling design including special features such
as variations in height or skylights
Floor material patterns
Landscaping and mall seating areas
Proposed interior sign guidelines
Paint color chips and samples of other materials such as
brick or concrete aggregates (glass or aluminuie finishes
may be annotated on the plans or elevations)
Proposed large scale details of key section conditions to
show Interior design intent
8. 'fhe constructing party vp.'t;ai.. .. provide the other parties with a
complete set of hid rir rnir;ntu for the building end/or Improve-
ments to be located upon Its Tract„
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Recorded at the Request of
and : It EM rir)r,i(; a.�L n to
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Tf,ru36:$a,/, Brain, laotnhardsen 6 Block latld C, R surzu wda,rn�
Suite 1700 W
720 Olive Way
Seattle, Washington 98101-1861 012VO D
RECD F g4lOr in
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gp�anspa�s+p��qn ^Nqqpp,1 Qp uu`4{* AMENDMENT NO, 1 1 4
TME en r
If19 C'�4 U,1 �+'4,SWbN Ii� . Yr ,
r'�Y��Rd Rad� &M�•M;a�n,teRp rq.d,'nCi TO
W4 as+tri OPERATION A;ip EASEMENT AGREEMENT
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This AMENDMENT NO, i TO OPERATION AND SASEMEN
AGREEMENT, made and entered into as of the 7th day of,
April, 19B7, is by and between DAYTON HUDSON CORPORA'PION,',,.
a Minnesota corporation ("Targci."), BCE DEVELOPMENT 'INC.,
a Delaware corporation ("Developer") and TOYS "R" US,
INC., a Delaware corporation P (*Toy*'), r
Target and Developer are parties to that certain,,
Operation and. Easement Agreement made and entered into as;�
ri+ of the 19th day of December, 1986, and recorded under! d
Recording No. 8612191598 in the records of the Departfient +;a`
of Records and Elections of Xing County, Washington ('the
!1 ^OEA"), ExCept as specifically defined herein, i
capitalized terms horeln have the same meaning as set
forth in the ORA.
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Doveloper has sold a portion of the Developer
Tract to Toys and the parties wish to amend the OEA to
admit Toys as a Party and to otherwise amend the OEA in ;
certain respects in connection ther',ewith,
(� NOW, THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the :
\9 premises and the covenants and agreements hereinafter,set
forth the parties hereto do hereby amend the OEA and;
agree as follows;
1. Toys, the owner of tho tract of land
described on Exhibit B-I attached hereL•o ("Toys Tract")
and Identified as such on the Site Flan attached her sio ad
Exhibit X, in hereby admitted as a Party for all purpdWas.
FF.,G of the OEA• a^^
ul 2. The Toys Tract to hereby removed from the
Developer Tract and Exhibit R to the OEA iR deleted and in
its place Is substituted Exhibit B attached hereto,
Exhibit X to the OEA in deleted and in Its place is
substituted Exhibit X attached hereto. References in
OEA to the Target Tract, the Developer Tract and the Toy: ' b
Tract, respectively, shall mean the areas identified as ) &•
such on the site Plan attached hereto as Exhibit X.
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3. Section 2.4 oG the OFA is am nded!by changing
"thirty (30) foot" to "twenty-Five (25) foot" ip the
second line.
4. Section 3.3(B) of the OEA is ;meridQd by
changing all references to "Developer and Tarc}oe" or to
"Target and Developer" to read "Developer dnd 'forget and
Toys" and by deleting the last sentence of 'thA�Section and
substituting in its place:
Notwithstanding anything contained herein,
the parties acknowledge that (i) they ere
familiar with the "Target Retail Store" and
agree that Target shall not be obligated to
submit Plans. with respect to such 'type of
building, and (ii) that they have reviewed
those certain plans known as sheet' l of 4,
revision No.l, dated 2/26./87 monument sign,
revision No. 2 pylon sign, Federal Way:,
�* Grading Plai, as prepared by Stepan and,
w Associates as it pertains to the location
and size of signs, and those certain plans
known as the fourth revision, a genera!]
revision, of Toys' Drawing A-3, elevat-
ions,
Issued December 23, 1986., previous rav:ision
No, 3 dated March 16, 1987, and havef ,
approved (and waived further right, to ,
dissapprove) construction.in error,] wi.Gh
same. 4�
S. Section 3.3(C) of the OEA is amended by
deleting "the Target Tract and the Developer Tract" from
the third line and substituting "their respbcti'ves Tracts".
6. In Section 3.3tD) and Section 4.3(6) of the
OEA, references to the "Developer Tract" are'heTeby
amended to read "the Developer Tract and the Toys Tract"
and references to "Developer" are hereby amended. to read
"Developer and Toys"_
7. Subparagraph (iii) is added to Section 3.3(G)
of the DEA as follows;
(til) Toys Tract 30'
8. Section 5,1(B) of the OEA is deleted and in
its place in substituted tha following:
(B) The following use and occuparioy
restrictions shall be applicable to the:
Davelopar Tracti
(l) No restaurant shall bo loclated
thereon within 150 feet of the Target
Tract and no restaurant exceeding,2,500
square feet of the Floor Area 'nhatl be
located in the location cross hatOd
on the Site Plan;
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(ii) No junior department stare
and/or apparel stoic exceeding 10,000
square feet of Floor Area shall'be
permitted;
(iii) No children's clothing store
exceeding 3,500 square feet of Floor �-
Area shall be permitted; and
(iv) ;No toy store shall be permitted.
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9. New Section (ir) is added to Section 5.3 of
the OEA as follows: `
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f (E) P+otwithstanding anythltg al5ove to
the contrary, 'Developer and Target hereby
i agree that Toys 'sholl be permitted to erect
C a freestanding or pylon sign in the area
shown•on the Site Plan and hereby pprove
the use by Toys of its standard proatotype
identification sign. i,;
10. Section 6;.4 of the OEA is adenda.d by adding
Toys' address immediately below Developer's address, as
follows: ;
Toys: Toys "R Va,-.Inc.
395 West Passaic Street
Rochelle Park, NJ 07662
Attn: President
11. New Section 8.2 is added to the OEA as T
follows:
e.2 Option to Purchase. If To e
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ceases to o erate in substantial/ the
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entire building on the Toys. Tract, a toy
store of the style and quality of ths:Toys
Store initially operated in much building
an4; as changed from time to time by Toys and
Its pollcias [provided that Toys shall not
be dammed not so to be operating thea, oya
Store if the building on the Toya Tract is
temporarily not open for business^sols-ly by
reason of renovation or ramodalin (but .not.
in excess of six consecutive months) or by
reason or reconstruction of the Toys B.tore
building as a result of damage or:
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consecutive calendar asontha after the avert
of d.aanago or d,astructionll, the, "owner of tho
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which osay tray exerclarld by writtaara notice (a
*Purchase Notice") to Toys Within one year
aftrar the date Toyscoassem to operate
substantially the entire floor area of its
building, to elect to purc�hikae the Toys
Tract and all iaaprovalronts and appurtenances
thoreaxn (collecti+aely, the "Toys Property'),
03 not forth in this A..rticlei, P146vidaad„
howovee, that this option ahwil -'not apply to i
m sale of the Toys Tract to "eny 'entity owned
or controlled cad lay Toys or in the avant, "1"oym
sella 1 rata or u
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$ ty of its T'oym storam in the
Waiteri Washington area to one pa rchasor,
1n addition, Prior' to exerciming`'its option.
C7 to purchase as oat forth in this Agrecaanent„
a' na doloper shall give Toys sixty (,66) days
V notice after the expiration of tbe, twelve,
[� months of non-operation of its intent to
exercise this option, atwhich t iimo Toys
shall have teas tight to ;r'eop'en the Toys,
Storax and this Option shall be null and void
until such tIrmo as 'Toys ceases to operate as
defined herein for a period of twelve (12)
consecutive months and Toys has Crean given
sixty (60) days written notice; provided„
howr ,ve:r, that if Toys makes a public'
anrramncorment that it 13 Closing this Toys'
Stems, the sixty (60) day notice da defined
hasrsin shall be reduced to fifteen (15)
ra,a'Ys, The Toys Property shall not Include
Toys' moveable trade fixtures, a lgns or
Otl"r Personal ProPortY, If the owner of
thO DWOGIaPer'a Tract (heaeinaftarr^ referred
to as the "Purchaser"") so clarets .to purchmme
ttu'e Toys Property, the purchase price shall
hes the fair market value of the 'Toys
Prorp-r'tyr as determined by apprmP'gjl ax
hesairaafter provided, The Purchase uotics,
to he effective, shall mama an appral3mr
nelected by the Purchaser who xhatl be a
sreaarlaer of the American inatttute of Real
Estate ,appraisers and shall have had at
least five ye-ars exparlance' it) appraising
coaamIar'cixl real property, For purposes of
this 'Section 8.2, 'fair market value, 3ha11
maaaan the price at which the Toys Property
could be sold by one who desires, but is not
required to sell, and is sought by ono who
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due consideration of All the elements'
rensonebty affecting value, WlthO fpfteen
(15) days from the date than ToysFahaPl have
received the Purchase Notice, Toye: shall
select an appraiser and give PurcHasefi'-
notice in writing, of the name and
qualifications of the appraiser so
selected. Toys' appraiser shall have tha
same qualifications as set forth agove:in
connection with the Purchaser's app raiser.
In the event Toys fails to appoint its°l
appraiser within said fifteen (15)' day-
period,
ayperiod, thein purchaser may request
appointrr,rznt of ,such appraiser by the than
ciiiaf judge of the United States District
Court having jurisdictlan over the county of
King, in the State. of 'Washington, acting in
his porsonal„ private capacity, and neither
purchaser near Toys shall raise any question
as to such Judge's full power and
[ jurisdiction to entertain the application
and make the appointment.
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The two appraisers so selected shall
det,ormi ne the fair market value of the Toy.
Proparty at a meeting which sh411 be hold in
Soattla, Washington, within thirty (30) days
of the Appointment of the second appraiser.
Tho appraisers shall continua to consu'l.t at
,,uch times as they deem necessary for a
fiftoon (15) day poriod from the date of
their first mootinel in an attempt to Agree
on the fair market valuo of the Toys
Property.
If the two appraisers so selected are
unable to agree on the fair market value of aw
the Toys Property, tho two appraisers shall,
within ton (10) dayo of the mediately
aforesaid fifLren (.S) day period :tom the
date or their first meeting in an attempt to
agree on the fair market value of the Toys
Property.
If the two appraisers so selected are
unable to agree on the fair market value of
the Toys Property, the two appraisers shall,
within ten tlo) days of the immediately
aforesaid fifteen (15) day period, nama•a
third appraiser who shall also be a member
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Appraiser and shall have had at 1'ess0 five
(5) years experiencein apprsisinq
camm�rciel real praperEy. 'The three
appraisers shall thereupon meet iln Siattle,
Washington and continue to consult with each
otherat such times as they deem necessary
for a fifteen (1S) day period from the date
of the first meeting of the three of•them in
an attempt to agree on the fair mirki value
of the ToyS Property. .In the event Efiat two 6
or more of the appraia+rs.ars not' able to
reach agreement as to the fair maikst-valua
of the Toys Property within fifteen (115)
days after the first meeting of the three
appraisers, then each appraiser ■h•all submit
his independent appraisal to Purchaaa'r and
Toys (which need only be in letter form)
stating that (i) he mode an appraical:of the
wy Toys Property, (Li) his appraisel:an Co the
fair market value of the Toys Proportp and
( (iii) the basis on which he made such an
appraisal, The three independent appraisals
shall be added together and the resulting
sum divided by three; the resulting quotient ,.
shall be the appraised fair market value of
the Toys Property, provided,mho�ever, if the
lowest appraisal and/or the haghest
appraisal are/in more than 25% lower arhd/or
higher than the middle appraisal. the lowest
appraisal and/or the highest appraisal- shall
be disregarded. If only one appraisal! is
disregarded, the remaining two appraisals 1"
shall be added together and their total
divided by two; the resulting quotient shall
be the appraised value of the project. If
both the lowest appraisal and the highest
appraisal ars disregarded because 'each
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varies more than 25% from the middle p,
appraisal, then the middle appraia'al ihall
be deemed the fair market value ofythi•Toys
Property. The appraiser of appraisers'
determination of the fair market value of
the Toys Property shall be final and binding
upon the parties. absent fraud or gross
error. Each palrty shall bear the fees .-and
expenses of its own appraiser and the fees
and chargee of the third appraiser shal•l .be
borne equally by Purchaser and Toys.
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The purchase of Toys' int*rest in the
Toys Property shall be consummated through
an escrow established at a mutually
acceptable title insurance company within.
sixty f6Ol days after cpmpletlon of
Appraisal. The purchase prime shall be
payable in cash unless otholk se agreed by
Toys. Title to the Toys Property shall be
conveyed by Toys to 'Purchaser or Its nominee
by statutory warranty deed sulro'.iot to all
casements, restrictions, covenantsand.
conditions of rocnrd, except that unpaid
taxes, assessments and any mortgages or
liena than outstanding on the 'T'oys Tract
shall be discharged from the purchase price
proce.,ds payable by purchaser hateunder,
Nonde:inquent real property taxesshallbe
preroted as of the data the dead is
recorded. Toys shall. boar the fat of an
ALTA Owner's Standard policy of title
insurance, which shall be delivered to the
buyer at closing„ and any excise'taxes or
0 documentary or Stamp taxes imposed in
connection with the sale, purchaser and
Toys shall each bear 60 of all of the
closing costs including escrow wind recording
Cees. Notwithstanding any other terms and
conditions of this Option to Purchase, this
Option shall terminate and be null and void
on September 30, 2006.
11. This Amendment No. 1 may be .executed in
counterparts and each Party's execution of a counterpart
hereof shell have the same force and effect as execution
and delivery of all countsrparta hereof,
13. Except as xmandad hereby, the OEA is
unmodified and continues in full force and affect,
TAROT
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DEVELOPER;
BCE DEV OPMEN Y',
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O TOYS "R" US, INC.,
e Drlaware corporation �•
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STATE OF k
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I certify that I know or have satisfactory
evidence that signed this
instrument, on oath stater t"tla t he wax author 'sed to
�tof DAYTONHUDSON01t as TIO
acknowledged, OR�'{?ii1wTI�7N to be
execute the inatruman
the free and voluntary act of such party for the uses and
purposes mentioned in the instrument. ,
Dated: ,,.
Notammry
Public
My appointment expires
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e Delaware corporation
By.
By:
TOYS:
TOYS "R" US, INC., ".
acor elaware oration
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STATE OF
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COUNTY OF )
I certify that I know or have eatlafactory
evidence thath stated that twa waw a =aigod this
instrument, on oath t
� ad to
execute the instrument and acknowledged it ab the
of DAYTON HUDSON CORPORATION to be
the free and voluntary act of such party for the uses and
purpaaes mentioned in the instrument.
Dated:
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Notary Public
MY DD P appointment expires
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BCE DEVELOPMENT INC.,_
a Delaware corporation
By:
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TOYS:
TOYS 'A' US, INC.,
a Delaware corporation
By:
By:
STATE OF
COUNTY OF ��Jrp�_ 1 as
I certify t at I Icor or haywo 4ti factory
evidence that slpned this
instrument, ort oath Mated that ha w&a authaorr red to
a encu the lnstrllrltt and acknowledged it as the
DAYTON HUDSON COPPORATION to be
the fres anti t)P.unt"y act of such party for the uses and
purposea rsentjnnarci in the inatrumant.
Dated:
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MY appointment expires
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`COUNTY OF FFH9 )
I certify that I know or have satisfactory
evidence that ..Ix 4 mj � end
On oath stated that they were authorised to exftcutethe.
inst'r'umont and acknowledged it as the
V9 �r,_ r��l�tcc p aultrraa and rx*cawt:.vpyica-PM1°01" t,nt. porpocaty,
respectively, of HCE DEVELOPMENT INC. to be the free and
voluntary act of auch party for the uses and purposes
mentioned in the instrumant,.
Dated: mar' m 12 1,997
N omt a ry Public in and for Lha Prvvinca
of aritlgh Columbia
My appointment expires ,at �r_"�aivnt�°a
rv1oaauro,
STATE OF )
COUNTY OF
I certify that I knew or have sattafactory
evidence that _ _
and
on oath stat thteat the were authorized to `
a fined this inatrumant,
y execute the
in3trumant a,nd Acknowledged it an the
and ,
respectively, of TOYS "R" US, INC, to be tha (role and
voluntary act of such party for the uses and purposes
mentioned in the instrument,
Dated;
Notary Public
My appointment expires
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STATE OF WASHINGTON
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COUNTY OF KING
I certify that I know or have satisfactory'
evidence that and
5th stated a� the'__ 3R9ned the nstrument..
on
� weer: authorised to exacutedthe
xnatrumenL and acknowledged it as: the
and u
respec�Ly, Of p1C DEVELOPMENT INC, to he this frac and
voluntary act of such party for the ursa and purposes
mentioned inthe instrument.
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Dated.,
pr1' Notary public
C� My appointment expires
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STATE OF a
COUNTY OF
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evidence thatrI �,o'ily �� and
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an oath
_...a slgrs�a�thia instrument,
on oatPa stated that tlasy, were authorized to execute the
rat lodged it as the
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respective TOYS, "R' US, 111C. to be the free and
voluntary act of such party for the uses and purposes
mentioned in the instrument.
Datedt„—�� L�L2Q�_m ,
Notary ipuhl&c
My appointment expires !Ll�_!ga
ROXANNE AIO,RtLI
NOTARY fUIN:C Of NEW JERJEY
MY Commission EWA&Ooc.4.19%
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Reference Nos.: 861291598;and 3707,1508'86
OvMers: ° HILLSIDE PLAZA S OC"I ATES-1.L"
a Washington limited liability company (as to al of'�)
AL-OO COMTANY, INC..
: d sbin ton corporation.(as to Leat,4)
Ab'br.Legal for'Lot'2: PI-N-OE TH.-FE NE I/.OF TIDE SW V� OF SEC, -21-4
( e'Ex ibit"A!'for full legal dc=ipfioin)
Abbr,Legal for W'4: PI"N OF1.0,NE, '/4 OF THE SW "/4 ON. SEC. 9:21,...4
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SECOND AMENDMENT TO
OPERATION AND EASEMENT AGREEMENT
-This SECOND AMENDMENT TO OPERATION AND EASEMENT AGREEMENT
(the "Scc6nd Atnendinent") is made effective the 171h day of December, 2010 (the aEffbctive
Dnte"a) by and between I-IILLSFI:IE"1'L A ASSOCIATES LLC, a Washington limited liabiliry
cotbpwi (""fl "A") and P'AGDO COMPANY, INC,, a Washington corporation ("PICC") (MPA
and PDC May each be,referred to as ra"partyd"and collectively as the*'p a res"),
RECITALS
A. - HRl is the legal owner of the lot in Federal Way, WA legally described in Exhibit
"A"attached hereto and trade a.part hereof(hereinafter8,"jot 2`°).
PDC is the legal owner of the lot in Federal. Way, WA 16gally described in Exhibit
"B° attached hereto and made a part hereof(hereinafter, 100IY"),
C, Lot 7 and Lot 4 (collectively, "Lots")`a e currently subject to an Operation and
Easement Agreement be aween Dayton Hudson Corporation and BCE D6lopment, hie. made
and entered into as 9f Deccmber 19, 1986 and recorded under X%rl,g Cdtant AudiOa)r"s File No
861219159&, subsequently modified by Amendment No, 1 ec rde _ der A ditoes File
No. 8704071270,(the "OEA").
D, HPA and.PDC are successors-in-interest to the OEA fhroiigh their respective
purchase ofthe Lois,
F_ The parties now wish t9 amend the OEA,
F. Any and, all rercrcnces to the owners of the Lots shall hereinafter include the
respective successors and/or assigns'ther of.
NOW, THEREFORE, in c9nsideration of the mutual promises and covenants contained
herein, and other valuable �onsideraiion, the receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby
acknowledged,the parties hereby a e6 as follows;
AGREFIVIEI T
1. ni ndr t,nl' to QEA. Pursuant to,Section 6.1.4 of the OEA, the--parties hereby
amend the OEA as of the Effective Date as follows:
a. The building height restrictions, set forth under Sections 3,3(G)(i)and (ii)
of the OEA, are hereby deleted from the OEA and no longer of,; any force, or "effect'
Notwithstanding the foregoing,no mcchanical equipment or similar appurtenant structure located
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on the roof of a building shall extend upward above the top of the building more than five feet
(5), provided U1211 the f6Te8Oi,ng prohibition shall not apply to any mechanical equipment or
structure existing as of the-date of this Second Amendment.
The following provisions of the to EA are hereby deleted and of ago fttrther
force or,effect; 9ection' s 3':2(7)(d), and 3. ( )(e) inclusive of-'the two (2,) paragrapILS
thereafter and before Section 3,2(F).
01 Sections 5.1(A),'( ) (C),O'd(F)) are deleted and in substitution thereofi
the following-
'hop 1112.,
(A.) blu put. of,thd S ping Center shall 'be used fDr uses wl n
retail sales or ,'TCtail SCII/iCetl or. cormnerciad purposes.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the foft6wing uses shall not be
Pe4mittod in the Sh6ppin Ceritpr:
(i) Any use which emits, an obn6xiqu.is pdor, noise, or sound
which can be heard' or, smelled outside" of any b'uilding in the
Sbopping Cet w-;.provided however', that this prohibition shall not
rzohibit a paging systern;n restaurant,-tavem,or bar;
(ii) Auiy operation ptiniarilused as a,'warehouse operation and
any asseuribling, manufneWring, distilling, refinin , sincifing,
appi(niltural, 'or mining operation, "Pr6ided 'however that a
restaurant, tavern or bar that distills alcoholic beverages on-site,
sUch as a brewpub, shall be permitted;
mobile home park, trailer court, labor ckunp,junkyard,
br- stookyard (except that this provision shall not prollibit the
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,ternpFray u I se of construction trailers during periods of
consiructidnjeqonstfuction,or mainterrajice);
(iv) Any <.lumping,, disposing, incineration, or reduction of
garbage (exclusive of garbage; compactors located in the rear,of any
buila,ing);
(v) Any"fire"stile, bankruptcy ale,,,(vnless,pursuant to a court
order)or auction hquse operation,;,
(v Any automobile, truck', bailer
display,or ripflr;
(vii) Any mortuary; and
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l' (viii) Any establishment selling or exhibiting pornographic
materials.
......(B) No merchandise, equipment, or services shall be displayed,offered
for sale or lease; or stored within the Common Area; provided however,
'that the foregoing prohibition shall not be applicable to (i) the storage of
shopping carts; (d), the"display and sale of retail products on the sidewalk
in frontof a building, (iii) [Omporary Shopping Center promotions; or(iv)
pc,rmartent storage watla'ln the Common Area not to exceed four thousand
,(1,000') square feet on Lot 2 and not to exceed four thousand (4,000)
" square feet on Lot 4.
d. Notwithstanding,anything i the OEA or this Second Amendment to the
contrary, structures where a residence, is.-a part (i.e., apmlrnent, condominium, and mixed-used
building with a residence) may be consliurled Dpon'tot 2 and/or Lot 4; provided, however, no
mobile home park, trailer court, or the like may anaintrained or pern'ti ed on Lot 2 or Lot 4
except for the ternporary use of construction ,trailers during .p'criods,-.of construction,
recoilslruction, or maintenance. Prior to any construction and capon approval of construction
drawings for any structure with a residence, by the City of FederuaL. Way or applicable
administrative pffice:I the owners of the lot being improved shall pay the owners of the other lot
collectively a one dira c lump-start fee of Two Hundred Thousand Dollar, ($2001600) (the
"Residential Constructinn .Fee'" or "RCF") for the, privilege of constructing a residence. For
purposes,of clarification and by way of example, the owrters of Lot 2 wtauld be obligated to pay
the owners Lot. 4 an, RCF upon approval of construction drawings for.theeconstruction of a
residence-ulon Lot 2. Likewise, the owners of Lot 4 would be,obligated to pay.the' owners of Lot
2 an RCF upon:approval of construction drawings for the construction of a residence upon Lot.4,
Once an RCF has been p-aid, no arldil onal: RCFs will be due or payable for any construction of
an additional residence on the same-lot. Any breach of this Section i(f)shall constitute a breach
of the OA.
Notwithstanding the ('oregoing, the RCF shall be adjusted to reflect the
increase, if any, in the Consumer Price Indexi,All Items, 1982=84= 100 for All Urban Consumers
(CPI-Ll) for the Seattle-Tacoma A ea,las currently published by�lae_United States Department of
Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. The.base period, for purposes oNuch adjustments shall be
Dr cernber, 20I0, Each base period shall then bcused for comparison purposes, and any
adjustment in the RCF shall be effective bcginninone (1) ycai' from the. date of this Second
Amendment and on the same day of each year triereafier, Should the Index.,listed above be
dig conainued, the parties shall select and use aa'rother commercially equl,valent index that reflects
consumer prices. In no event shall the RCF be less than X200;000:
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2. C.ounter rt . This Second Amendment may be executed in any number of
counterpafts.,.and all counterparts shall be deemed to constitute a single amendment. The
execution and delivery of one counterpart by any parry shall have the same force and effect as if
that pnnrty brad signed all other counterparts..
Scrond Amendment shall be binding upon the heirs,
lql l represchtatives; tnccessovq,and assigns of the parties.
4,, IvlH 0118neous, The foregoing Recitals set forth at the 'be,giiut ng of this Second
Aniendm nt are nt orp mated herain and b ' this reference made a putt 'hereof. Except as
expressly modified herein, all of the terms aM conjitionns of the OEA remain in full force and
effect.
IN WITNESS M-IEF�("FJ the parties have hereunto executed this Second Amendment.
as of the date set forth hereinabove,
1 i PA: DC:
l-lll.LSll f PL . ASSO IA"l ES LLC l�,,\,t-I 0 COMPAII ,. C.
a Wasliffigton litnnited liability company a Washington 91a ion
wY:Stanley Rosen : $yung Chan Park .
fts:Manage Its:President
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2> C"'ounte�. This Second Arnendment may be executed in any number of
cou*rp s and all counterparts shall be deemed to constitute a single amendment. The
e;° ecutionnd delivery of one counterpart;by any p shall have the same force and effect as if
•�Ihrtt party,had signed all other counterparts.
3. l gi s su 1 Successe,rir. "This Second Amendment shall be binding upon the heirs,
legal aand rassig' ns of the parties_
irAIJariequs The foregoing recitals set forth at the beginning of this Second
j''trncndrn('.Int are hncbrpprated herein and by th$ reference made a part hereof. Except as
expressly rnodi.fied herein, all of the terms and conditions of the OEA remain in full force and
effect.
IN SS P`,-thep ies 'have,,fi�°entcexecut6&this Second Amendment
as of the date set forth hereinabove.
HPA: PICC:
H=S=PLAZA A�� CIA"II.S LLC 1� -OO C0'M All ;,j C.
a washitigtort lirnt ed liability company a Wash ingto orporation
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Fly: araey Rosen B Byung Chan Park
Rs: Manager' Its:President
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STATF OF WASHINGTON }
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C da rtaf� that 1 kiluwv or,have satisfactory evidence thatANT=tE SIN is the person who appeared
ke ori° me and that s a"srl roer,aan ac'C ra vd,edgud signing this instrument as the Manager of Hillside I ala
Associates LLC and acknowledged-tliat he signed the sarne as his free and voluntary act and on oath
starting Haat his powers' authorizing the execution of"this instrument have not been revoked.
DATED:w. ��' 9,r 2010
G ". _ T T (p iGaterl Weans}: `
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.IiOTAI y PUBLIC in and for fire,Mate
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STATE OF WASHINGTON }
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COUNTY,OF K O )
I certify tlat .l know or have satisfactory evidence that 'y'"uN„ P RX is tt person who
appeared before rne,and that said person acl<nown ledged signing ti " in,trurnent as the President of Pal-do,
Company Inc., and� acknowledged that lte signed thesame iai�s free and voluntas;-yetrtd on oath
stating that his powers authmi ing the execution of this stitarnent have hot been revoked ,
I ATEb.
(printed name),
NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the State
of Washington,residing at_
My Commission expires:
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I certify Ow 1 kt ow or have saatisfiaetoay evidence that. °!". NLEY ROSEN is the person who appeared
laaafore tim I gctl ilif,la�iaag thisXtjni'e�$ili
oz"eaat as
.the Manager of Hillside Plaza
aratl titaal said acrson aaeknow��led
AssoeiatelA and acknowledged that lay signed tlae sarass free and voluntary act and on oath
stating thiat his powaer,a a'uthoraa ing the exeetrtion of'this irrst have not been revoked.
DATED: 2010
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Q'prhT ed slaarne).
NOTARY PUBLIC in nand for the State
of' "ashbigtorx, residing at
My'Commission expires;.
STATE OPWASHINGrON
ass.
I certify that I know or have satisiicu:Iry evidence thai ', YJNQ CItAN PARK is theperson who
appeared befor'o me,an'd that said person aeknowled''ged signing thls''instrument a„y�the President,of Pal-do
ornpIg nye Inc., and acknowledged that lie signed the sga:roc as lois free aand wv6kintiny act and on oath
stating that his Powers aanthorizing the exeotition ofthis insirrranent have not,been revoked.
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