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<br />Funds as a result of the environmental condition of the Property unless (a) Buyer timely <br />exercises the Option in the manner required under this Agreement, subject to Seller's cure and <br />remediation of any applicable Environmental Problem (as defined below), (b) on or prior to the <br />end of the Inspection Period, Buyer delivers to Seller a notice stating that an Environmental <br />Problem (as defined below) exists, together with a copy of a report prepared by an appropriately <br />licensed independent geologist or engineer which determines that Hazardous Materials are <br />present or are likely to be present on the Property which are required to be remediated under <br />applicable Governmental Requirements and/or that conditions exist on the Property which are in <br />violation of an applicable Governmental Requirement with respect to Hazardous Materials and <br />that cost of completing such remediation and curing any such violations equals or exceeds five <br />percent (5%) of the total Purchase Price (an "Environmental Problem"), and (c) Seller does not <br />cure and remediate such Environmental Problem within ninety (90) days after the end of the <br />Inspection Period and Buyer does not elect to close subject to such Environmental Problem as <br />and when provided below. Time is of the essence for Buyer to notify Seller of any <br />Environmental Problems as and when provided above and in the event Buyer does not do so, it <br />shall have waived any and all objections to the environmental condition of the Property. In the <br />event that Buyer timely notifies Seller of an Environmental Problem in the manner required <br />above, Seller shall within fifteen (15) days thereafter notify Buyer either (i) that Seller has <br />elected to cure and remediate as applicable, such Environmental Problem, in which event Seller <br />shall be entitled to one or more adjournments of the Closing up to ninety (90) days in the <br />aggregate in order to cure and remediate such Environmental Problem or (ii) that Seller has <br />elected to terminate this Agreement, in which event this Agreement shall immediately terminate <br />as provided below. If Seller elects to and does cure and remediate such Environmental Problem, <br />then Seller shall provide written notice and evidence thereof to Buyer on or prior to ninety (90) <br />days after the end of the Inspection Period, in which event the Closing shall occur ten (10) <br />business days thereafter. If Seller elects to, but does not cure and remediate such Environmental <br />Problem on or prior to ninety (90) days after the end of the Inspection Period or at any time prior <br />thereto notifies Buyer that it will no longer attempt to do so, then this Agreement shall terminate <br />five (5) business days thereafter unless Buyer notifies Seller that it has elected to accept the <br />Property subject to the Environmental Problem, in which event the Closing shall occur ten (10) <br />business days after delivery of such notice from Buyer. In the event that this Agreement shall <br />terminate under any of the foregoing provisions of this paragraph, the Option Fee and all other <br />Escrow Funds shall be paid forthwith to Buyer, as Buyer's sole remedy, whereupon this <br />Agreement shall be terminated and the parties hereto shall be relieved of all further obligations <br />and liabilities other than those that expressly survive termination ofthis Agreement. <br /> <br />4.3 Agreement with Lessee. During the Inspection Period, Buyer shall have <br />the right to attempt to secure an acceptable agreement with Lessee for the continued operations <br />of Tony Roma's Restaurant; provided that no such agreement shall take effect unless and until <br />the Closing shall have occurred nor shall any such agreement bind or obligate or purport to bind <br />or obligate Seller in any manner whatsoever. <br /> <br />4.4 Appraisals. Buyer shall have until the end of the Inspection Period to <br />obtain two appraisals for the Property in accordance with Chapter 166, Florida Statutes. Buyer <br />shall be entitled to consider the results of such appraisals in deciding whether to exercise the <br />Option, but neither the results of such appraisals nor any failure of Buyer to obtain such <br /> <br />I-MI/413923.3 <br /> <br />6 <br />