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LEASE RENEWAL AGREEMENT This Lease Renewal Agreement by and between the Lessor: _____________________, and the Lessee: _____________________, is effective as of the _____ day of _______________, 20___. WHEREAS, Lessor and Lessee entered into a certain Lease Agreement dated _______________, 20___, for those premises addressed as: and said Lease Agreement in section/paragraph ___ thereof granted Lessee the option to renew or extend said Lease for a further term, commencing at the expiration of the original term, and on the same terms and conditions as provided for in said Lease Agreement, except for possible changes described therein, including:[increased rent or other provision]: WHEREAS, Lessee desires to renew or extend said Lease Agreement for an additional term, commencing on _______________, 20___, and expiring on _______________, 20___. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and conditions described herein, the parties agree as follows: The above-described original Lease Agreement between Lessor and Lessee is incorporated herein by reference or by attachment hereto. Lessor, having hereby waived all ‘Notice of Renewal’ or like-titled provisions, does hereby extend and renew said Lease Agreement with Lessee, for the term as stated above, under the same terms and conditions described in the original Lease Agreement, except for increased rent or other provisions as follows: This Lease Renewal Agreement and the incorporated original Lease Agreement represent the entirety of the agreement between the parties, and same may not be altered except by a writing signed by the party bound thereby. * * * WITNESS THE SIGNATURES OF THE PARTIES: Lessor: ______________________________ By: ________________________________ Date: _______ Lessee: ______________________________ By: ________________________________ Date: _______
(signatures, if any, or attested copies thereof, if any.) [signatures were not produced.] the people of the state of new york, represented in senate and asset- bly, be it enacted by the legislature of the state of new york: section 1. The legislature finds that the people of the state of New York, as expressed in the ballot question entitled “shall new york city be organized in accordance with the provisions of the city charter,” are united and intent upon establishing a new city by taking the measures necessary pursuant to state law. Section 2. This act shall take effect upon the signature of the governor, and shall apply to all leases of real and personal property held by tenants for life upon and after any enactment of this act. This act is not intended to affect any existing lease of property, or the exercise of any right, power, or privilege, in or by virtue of any existing lease of property, which does not affect the application of this act. Section 3. The provisions of this act shall apply only to real property. Section 4. Any existing city charter provisions which are in conflict with this act may, if applicable, be disregarded. Schedule (see chapter 658, section 3.)<|endoftext|>the Trump administration is moving to loosen rules on the oil, gas and coal industries as part of its plan to shrink pollution, according to a new report. The federal register released the 60-page “environmental impact statement" for the proposed keystone XL pipeline on wednesday morning. It includes a section about the oil and gas industry, which could benefit from the new rules. The regulations are intended to speed up permitting times. After a delay, president Donald Trump signed an executive order on jan. 24 that created a review process to help the get the pipeline built without delay, in order to give industry a chance to build their infrastructure. The oil and gas industry lobbied in 2015 and 2016 to push through the current rules. "the proposal is a great deal for the oil and gas industry in the near term, but it will also have significant and long-term negative impacts on our environment and the economy,” the american petroleum institute wrote in a letter to the department of transportation. The trump administration will have 45 days from May 18 to issue the full environmental impact statement and make written public comments. Once written,