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HomeMy WebLinkAbout430 S COLLEGE AVE - CORRESPONDENCE - 1/28/2005 (16)4. Holding over. Any holding over by CSU, whether recognized by the City or not, after the expiration or termination of any term of this Lease, shall create merely a tenancy at will, terminable on sixty (60) days notice. 5. Rent. At the time of execution of this Agreement, CSU shall pay to the City the sum of Twenty five Dollars ($25.00) as rent for this Lease, including its extensions as provided in paragraph 2 hereof. 6. Use of the Propert (a) Generally. CSU shall use the Property only for laboratory and research purposes focused upon increasing the efficiency of the internal combustion engine; related office and administrative purposes; and ancillary uses related thereto, such as outreach and extension activities, seminars and instructional uses, provided that such uses fit within the limitations of subsection (b) of this section. CSU shall not put the Property to any other use without the prior written approval of the City. CSU shall not use the Property in any manner that violates any applicable law, rule, ordinance or regulation. CSU shall not permit any nuisance or disorderly conduct upon the Property, and CSU and the City agree to mutually and cooperatively resolve any issues or problems that may arise out of the use of the Property by CSU. (b) Public Purpose. It is expressly understood and agreed that CSU shall make use of the Property only in such manner as shall be for the common benefit and good of the citizens of the City. It is understood and agreed that CSU shall use the Property for the purpose of conducting research and testing on internal combustion engines in order to better improve the energy efficiency of such engines and in order to reduce the emission of air pollutant particles from such engines for the benefit of the citizens of the City, as well as the State of Colorado, which benefit has been determined by the City Council to serve a valuable public purpose which transcends the purely educational and academic purposes normally associated with an institution of higher education. It is understood and agreed between the parties that the Charter of the City prohibits the City from making any appropriation for any "educational" purpose to any organization not under the absolute control of the City, but the parties further understand that the purpose to be served by this lease is the valuable public purpose of improving energy efficiency and air quality and that.at any time that CSU should cease to serve those purposes, or any other valuable public purposes approved by the Council of the City, then this lease shall summarily terminate and be at an end. In the event that CSU should sublease any part of the Property, any monies or other consideration received by CSU as a result of such sublease shall be applied by CSU to such purposes - 2 of 17 -