04C - Exhibit Lease - Prospectus_MAY 2026.pdf
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This document is a GSA Template L100 lease clause for prospectus purposes, specifically the "No Federally Elected Officials to Benefit" provision effective February 2026. The clause prohibits any person holding a Federally elected office from directly or indirectly participating in or benefiting from the lease, regardless of whether the individual took office before or after lease execution. The prohibition does not apply if the lease is entered into with a publicly held corporation or publicly held entity for the general benefit of that entity.
Any violation of this clause renders the lease void with no Government obligation to the Lessor following the void date. Critically, the Lessor remains liable to the Government for all costs associated with relocating and housing Government occupants to replacement premises, including moving and physical relocation costs, furniture and equipment expenses, tenant build-out replication costs, excess rental costs for the remainder of the firm term, and all other direct and consequential damages. The Lessor's liability obligation survives any voiding of the lease and does not waive, modify, or limit existing federal law, including 41 U.S.C. § 6306 and 18 U.S.C. §§ 431-433.
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LEASE NO. XXXXXXXXXXXX, PAGE 1 LESSOR: ________ GOVERNMENT: ________ GSA TEMPLATE L100 for VA, PROSPECTUS EXHIBIT X (5/26)
EXHIBIT 4.C PROSPECTUS
PR 1.01 NO FEDERALLY ELECTED OFFICIALS TO BENEFIT (FEB 2026)
A. No person holding a Federally elected office may directly or indirectly, regardless of whether such person took office before or after execution of the Lease, participate in or benefit from the Lease or any part thereof.
B. The foregoing prohibition must not apply if the Lease is entered into with a publicly held corporation or publicly held entity for the general benefit of such corporation or entity.
C. Any violation of this clause must render the Lease void, and the Government must have no obligation to the Lessor in consequence thereof following the date the Lease is deemed void.
D. In the event the Lease is voided pursuant to this clause, the Lessor must be and remain liable to the Government for any and all costs associated with relocating and housing Government occupants from the leased premises to replacement premises. Such costs must include, but not be limited to:
1. Moving and other physical relocation costs,
2. Furniture, fixtures and equipment costs related to occupancy of replacement premises,
3. Replication of tenant build-out costs at replacement premises,
4. Excess rental costs at replacement premises for the remainder of the firm term of the terminated Lease, and
5. All other direct and consequential damages and costs associated with the Government relocating occupants from the leased premises to replacement premises, whether Federally owned or leased.
E. Nothing in this clause must be deemed or interpreted to waive, modify, alter or limit any provision of existing law, including 41 U.S.C. § 6306 and 18 U.S.C. §§ 431-433.
F. Lessor’s obligation to be and remain liable for the costs and damages specified in this clause must survive any voiding of the Lease pursuant to this clause or any provision of existing law.
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