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Read. Follow. Verify.Renewal of City Property Lease with Nova Southeastern University
Record date · December 31, 2023
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What This Bill Does
The City of Miramar is considering the second of three planned renewals for a agreement with Nova Southeastern University. This resolution is scheduled for the June 13, 2023, City Commission meeting.
This resolution formalizes the continued use of city-owned property by Nova Southeastern University, maintaining the current occupancy arrangement for the duration of the renewal term.
Who It Affects
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Nova Southeastern University
The university maintains its legal right to occupy the city property under the terms of the renewed sublease.
City of Miramar
The city continues its role as the property owner and lessor, maintaining the contractual relationship with the university.
Key Facts
- The document is the second of three successive renewal options for a sublease agreement.
- The agreement is between the City of Miramar and Nova Southeastern University.
- The resolution is filed under number R7927.
- The item is scheduled for the City Commission Regular Meeting on June 13, 2023.
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Multi-year Lease Strategy
The document confirms a long-term strategy involving three successive renewal options, indicating a multi-year commitment between the city and the university.
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