Poughkeepsie, NY Lease

Lease Agreement Notes

Page 1: Introduction and Premises Details

  • Parties Involved:

    • Landlord: Antonio Juan, Jr., 62 Boulevard Knolls, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12601

    • Tenant: The Bell/Simons Companies, P.O. Box 261567, Hartford, CT 06126-1567

  • Lease Premises:

    • Concrete building measuring 80'x100' located at 224 Van Wagner Road, Town of Poughkeepsie, NY.

    • Includes surrounding parking and storage areas, excluding a 50'x36' metal building (Landlord's property) and access to that building.

    • Use of Premises: Only for wholesale distribution of commercial refrigeration, air-conditioning parts, supplies, equipment, and engineering services.

  • Lease Term: 8 years, starting January 1, 2000, and ending December 31, 2008.

  • Annual Rent: $32,000 payable in monthly installments.

Page 2: Rent Payment and Tenant Responsibilities

  • Rent Payment Details:

    • Monthly amount: $2,666.67 due on the 1st of each month.

    • Additional payment: $672.32 for estimated real estate taxes, adjusted annually based on actual tax bill (80% of increase/decrease).

  • Tenant Obligations:

    • Maintain premises and conduct necessary repairs at Tenant's expense.

    • Deliver premises in good condition at lease expiration, barring damages by elements.

  • Compliance Requirements:

    • Tenant must comply with all applicable government regulations and fire safety orders.

Page 3: Access and Re-Entry Rights

  • Landlord's Rights:

    • Landlord or agents may enter premises during reasonable hours for inspections, repairs, or alterations.

  • Showing Premises:

    • Permit showing to potential buyers/tenants; agrees to allow "To Let" or "For Sale" signs 6 months before lease expiration.

  • Landlord's Re-Entry:

    • Landlord can re-enter if rent is unpaid, premises vacated, or any lease covenant is defaulted.

Page 4: Liability and Mortgage Subordination

  • Liability Clause:

    • Landlord not liable for damages/injuries resulting from various causes unless due to Landlord's negligence.

  • Subordination Clause:

    • Lease shall not lien against premises for existing or future mortgages; Tenant agrees to execute necessary subordination instruments.

  • Security Deposit:

    • Tenant's security deposit cannot be assigned or encumbered without Landlord's consent.

Page 5: Default Situations

  • Tenant Defaults:

    • Landlord can terminate lease upon defaults in payment or covenants, after giving five days' notice.

    • If Tenant defaults and leaves property (including fixtures), items deemed abandoned will belong to Landlord.

  • Tenant Responsibilities for Utilities:

    • Tenant must pay all utility charges, including water, sewer, and any associated expenses as additional rent.

Page 6: Tenant's Enjoyment of Premises

  • Covenant for Peaceful Enjoyment:

    • Tenant may have quiet enjoyment of premises as long as rent is paid and covenants are performed.

  • Binding Effect:

    • Lease covenants are binding to both parties and their successors.

Page 7: Additional Clauses and Responsibilities

  • Liabilities and Rights Waivers:

    • Tenant waives the right to redeem under New York law if there is a lease default.

  • Landlord's Service Obligations:

    • No liability or obligation for interruption in services or conditions not caused by gross negligence.

  • Property Possession Clause:

    • Landlord not liable for delays in possession due to previous tenant issues or other reasons not attributed to Landlord.

Page 8: Execution of Agreement

  • Execution of Lease:

    • Agreement concluded on December 19, 1999, signed by both parties in presence of witnesses.

Page 9: Notarization and Witnesses

  • Notary Acknowledgment:

    • Acknowledged by notary public on March, 2000 regarding the signing of the agreement without any issues.

Page 10: Acknowledgment of Additional Agreement

  • Covenant from Tenant:

    • Tenant agrees to fulfill rental obligations and other covenants post-default situations, including tax liabilities.

  • Acknowledgment of Waivers:

    • No notification of default required for covenant breaches.

Pages 11-12: Rider to Lease Agreement

  • Insurance Requirements:

    • Tenant to provide fire insurance (max. $400,000) including liability coverage limits of $1,000,000/$3,000,000.

  • Utility Responsibilities of Tenant:

    • Tenant responsible for utility costs including snow removal and garbage collection; shared costs if related to the Landlord's other properties.

  • Lease Renewal Option:

    • Tenant has option to renew lease for two additional 8-year terms, with prior notification to Landlord.