Fill and Sign the Name of Party Alpha Form

Office Sharing Agreement Page 1 of 2 Office Sharing Agreement Agreement made on the day of , 20 , between of , (Name of Party Alpha) (Street Address, City, County, State, Zip Code) referred to herein as Alpha, and , of , (Name of Party Beta) (Street Address) , referred to herein as Beta. (City, County, State, Zip Code) Whereas, the parties desire to lease space together in order to reduce the overall cost of having separate facilities, and Whereas, the parties wish to set down in writing their agreement regarding the sharing of cost associated with such space. Now, therefore, for and in consideration of the mutual promises and benefits to be derived by the parties, they do hereby agree to the following 1. The parties shall jointly lease space at . (Street Address, City, County, State, Zip Code) 2. The space shall be divided according to the floor plan attached. The floor plan indicates by color code, which space is to be occupied by which party and which space is common area.3. The parties agree to be responsible for all cost associated with such space in proportion to the area they occupy compared to the total area. Common area cost shall be calculated the same way. Cost shall include but not be limited to rent, electricity, telephone service (but not long distance), answering service, repairs, supplies, postage, and similar items. 4. The parties agree to use the same for the following purpose and no other
Purposes:  (name of party 1) office management, computer services (including but not limited to internet access), information exchange (including internet mailing lists), and similar uses.  (name of party 2) information sharing use. 5. In addition, when the parties shall enter into a lease, they agree that they will keep open the same office space for at least 30 days and each party shall make reasonable efforts to keep the other party aware of any new, temporary or permanent changes to office space. 6. (name of party 1) any other uses agreed upon by the parties other than (name of party 2) are by agreement of the parties, shall be done in connection with the foregoing purposes and at the option of the party that designated the area to be used for such use (in which case it may be the sole activity of one party). 7. (name of party 1) nothing in this agreement shall be deemed to be a waiver of any right or remedy that the parties may have against each other. (name of party 2) (name deleted by signatory) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <|endowment|>maine gov. Paul lepage (r) announced Friday that he supports the state to become a sanctuary state, one of the highest honors in politics. While the bill is not yet "officially" enacted in the new year, cépage said in a statement posted to facebook that he would sign his name to the bill. "we've been here for 150 years as a home. And if you're really going to be a welcoming place for all, you just have to be for everybody,” he said, according to maine's wmur. "and by everyone, i mean all." advertisement the state senate passed the bill last week; only one republican, sen. Roger Katz, opposed it. The house passed it by a 65-37 vote. The governor's statement comes weeks after he and his administration came under fire for racist statements about immigrants. At a town hall, lepage asked students in Augusta if they were in favor of a "deportation force.” at the end of the meeting, the governor referred to a recent federal court decision that said immigration status won't be a factor for law enforcement when deciding whom to hold. Earlier