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Page 3 of 13 <br />ATTY/AGR/2022.014.07/TRI-PARTY AGREEMENT <br />REV: 01-25-2022 VR <br />NOW THEREFORE, FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of the mutual agreements by the <br />parties set forth herein and other good and valuable consideration, Owner and Developer agree <br />as follows: <br />AGREEMENTS: <br />1.Grant of License. Owner hereby grants to Developer, its employees, consultants, <br />representatives and contractors, an exclusive, temporary license (“Temporary <br />Demolition License”), over the Demolition License Area, solely for performance of the <br />Demolition Work. Developer agrees that, without the written consent of the City and <br />County, Developer shall not enter onto or conduct any activities on the Demolition License <br />Area except as permitted by this Demolition Agreement or other agreements as may be <br />entered into by City, County and Developer. <br />2.Term/Commencement Date. This Demolition Agreement shall become effective on the <br />closing of the Exchange Agreement (“Effective Date”). The term of the Temporary <br />Demolition License shall commence after City or County notifies Developer that the <br />Abatement Work (as defined in Section 3(b) below) is completed (“Commencement <br />Date”), and, unless sooner terminated by Owner following a default by Developer, shall <br />terminate on the sooner of (i) City and County agreement that Developer has satisfactorily <br />completed the Demolition Work as provided in this Demolition Agreement, or (ii) March 1, <br />2024 (the “Term”). Prior to expiration of the Term, Developer shall remove and properly <br />dispose of all demolition debris and Developer shall also remove all vehicles, equipment, <br />materials, fencing, and other items brought onto the Demolition License Area. Without <br />limiting the foregoing, Developer shall remove all Hazardous Substances (as defined <br />below) brought or released onto the Demolition License Area by Developer or any <br />Developer Parties (defined below), and shall dispose of all such items in accordance with <br />applicable law. <br />3.Compliance with Laws; Hazardous Substances; Permits; Indemnity. <br />(a) Developer shall conduct all Demolition Work in compliance with all applicable <br />Federal, State and municipal statutes and ordinances, and with all applicable <br />regulations, orders and directives of appropriate governmental agencies, including <br />without limitation those relating to dust control. Developer shall obtain all (if any) <br />permits required for the Demolition Work, and (as applicable) the transportation, <br />storage, use and disposal of Hazardous Substances except for Hazardous <br />Substances existing within the Demolition License Area prior to the <br />commencement of the Demolition Work. <br />(b) Owner has obtained from Vista Environmental Consulting a Pre-Renovation <br />Hazardous Materials Survey, dated July 14, 2016, which identifies the Hazardous <br />Substances within the structures to be demolished, including asbestos, lead based <br />paint and light fixture PCBs, which must be abated and/or removed as necessary <br />under applicable environmental laws to protect human health and the environment <br />(collectively, “Abatement Work”) before the Demolition Work can occur. City or <br />County (as separately agreed between them) shall perform such Abatement Work <br />prior to Developer’s commencement of the Demolition Work, and Developer shall <br />have no obligation to perform any such Abatement Work. If City and County <br />update or revise the specific Abatement Work, the revise scope will be provided to <br />Developer, who will have ten days to provide any comments. All such Abatement