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								           			C.  Notwithstanding anything in this lease to the contrary,  the County shall not be limited, in
<br />       	the proof any damages which  the County may claim against the Tenant by reason of the  Tenant's
<br />       	failure to provide and keep insurance in force, to the  amount of the insurance premiums not paid or
<br />       	incurred by the  Tenant.  The County shall also be entitled to recover as  damages for such breach the
<br />       	uninsured amount of any loss,   together with damages, costs, and expenses of any suit offered or
<br />       	incurred by reason of damage to the leased property occurring  during any period when the Tenant shall
<br />       	have failed to provide and keep such insurance in force.
<br />      			22. Performance of Tenant's Obligations-Taxes.
<br />       			If the Tenant shall default in the performance of any  obligation under this lease, the County
<br />       	after 30 days notice to  the Tenant specifying such default, or without notice if any  emergency exists,
<br />       	may perform such obligation for the account and  at the expense (including reasonable counsel fees) of
<br />       	the Tenant.   The amount of any payment made or expense incurred by the  County for such purpose,
<br />       	with interest thereon at the rate of 6% per annum, shall be deemed additional rent and forthwith shall be
<br />       	repaid by the Tenant to the County, or, at the County's  election, may be added to any subsequent
<br />       	installment of rent due and payable under this lease. When no emergency exists, the  provisions of this
<br />       	subparagraph shall be inapplicable, if within  30 days after such notice by the County, the Tenant shall
<br />       	have  cured such default, or shall have commenced and shall be  proceeding diligently to cure such a
<br />       	default.  Nothing herein  contained shall be deemed to waive any right of the County to  sue for and
<br />       	recover by action at law any sums of which the  County may have incurred under the provisions of this
<br />       	subparagraph. The provisions of this paragraph shall survive the termination of this lease.
<br /> 					23. Right of Entry.  The County or his agent shall with  twenty-four (24) hours notice
<br />       	have the right to enter the leased  property at reasonable times in order to examine it, to show it  to
<br />       	prospective purchasers or lessees, or to make such  decorations, repairs, alterations, improvements or
<br />       	additions as  the County may deem necessary or desirable.  The County shall  be allowed to take all
<br />       	material into and upon the leased property that may be required therefore without the same constituting
<br />       	an   eviction of the Tenant in whole or in part.   The rent reserved shall not abate while decorations,
<br />       	repairs,  alterations,    improvements,  or additions are being  made,  whether by  reason  of   loss or
<br />       	interruption of the business of the Tenant or otherwise.   During the last month prior to the expiration of
<br />       	the term of this lease, the County may place upon the leased property the usual notices "To Let" or"For
<br />       	Sale", which notices the Tenant shall permit to remain thereon without molestation.   If during the last
<br />       	month of the term the Tenant shall have removed all or   substantially all of the Tenants property
<br />       	therefrom, the  County may, with the Tenant's permission, immediately enter and  later, renovate and
<br />       	redecorate the leased property without   elimination of abatement of rent and without liability to the
<br />       	Tenant for any compensation, and such acts shall have no effect  upon this lease.  If the Tenant or its
<br />       	employees shall not be  personally present to permit entry at any time when an entry  therein shall be
<br />       	immediately necessary, as herein provided, the  County may enter the premises by such means as may
<br />       	be  appropriate, including forcible entry, without rendering the  County or such agents liable therefore (if
<br />       	during such entry the  County or his agents shall accord reasonable care to the Tenant's property), and
<br />       	without in any manner affecting the   obligations and covenants of this lease.   The County's right of
<br />       	reentry shall not be deemed to impose upon the County any  obligation, responsibility or liability for the
<br />       	care, supervision  or repair of the leased property other than as herein provided.    In the event that it
<br />       	becomes necessary for County to replace or  repair any major component or any structural or other
<br />       	system in  the leased premises, the County shall have full and  unrestricted access to the building and
<br />       	the leased property.  The County reserves the right temporarily to interrupt, curtail,  stop or suspend air-
<br />       	conditioning  and  heating  service,  and  all   other  utility or other services,  because  of accident or
<br />       	emergency or for repairs, alterations, additions, or improvements, or because of the County's inability to
<br />       	obtain, or difficulty or  delay in obtaining, labor or materials necessary therefore or  compliance with
<br />       	governmental restrictions in connection  therewith, or because of any other cause beyond the County's
<br />       	reasonable control, provided that, except in cases of emergency,  the County will use its best efforts to
<br />       	limit such stoppage to  after-business hours, will notify the Tenant in advance, if  possible, of any such
<br />       	stoppage,  and,  if ascertainable,  its   estimated duration,  and will  proceed diligently with  the work
<br />       	necessary to resume such service as promptly as possible and in a  manner and at times as will not
<br />       	materially interfere with or  impair the Tenant's use of the leased property.  No diminution or abatement
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