12 Miss. Code. R. 8-500.2 - EXTENSION OR REDUCTION OF TERM
(1)
Unilateral Extension: Provided Lessee provides at least thirty
(30) day written notice by certified mail, Lessee shall have the option to
unilaterally extend Lease term by up to three (3) months commencing at the
expiration of the current Lease term. Approval of PPRB is not required;
however, Lessee shall promptly notify the RPM Division of such extension.
(2)
Mutually Agreed
Extension: Where Lease term, all renewals and unilateral extension are
exhausted and Lessor and Lessee mutually agree to an extension of space at the
same location, such extension, subject to approval of PPRB, may be considered
provided:
a. The present lease has not yet
expired;
b. The Rental Rate, terms
and conditions for the extension period is identical to the present Lease;
c. The extension is on a
month-to-month basis for no more than one (1) year, with no permitted renewals;
and,
d. The agency or department
shall submit written justification of need to extend the current Lease. Such
leases shall be made for the minimum amount of time necessary, shall not be
entered into to subvert the competitive procurement process and shall include
an option to terminate upon receipt of written notice by Lessee not less than
ten (10) days prior to the start of the subsequent month.
(2)
Emergency Extension: Where
Lease term, all renewals and unilateral extension are exhausted and Lessor does
not agree to an extension under same Rental Rate, terms and conditions, and the
Agency Head determines that an emergency exists in regard to the continued
provision of space, then such Agency Head shall file with the RPM Division a
statement explaining the conditions and circumstances of the emergency, which
shall include a detailed explanation of the events leading up to the situation
and a certified copy of the appropriate minutes of the board of such agency
requesting the emergency extension, if applicable. Upon receipt of the
statement and applicable certification, the State Fiscal Officer, or his
designees, may, in writing authorize the extension of the lease of space
without having to comply with competitive bidding requirements. The RPM
Division shall submit the Emergency Lease Extension to the next regularly
scheduled meeting of the PPRB for ratification. Emergency Lease Extensions
shall be entered into for the minimum amount of time necessary, shall be on a
month-to-month basis for not more than one (1) year, with no permitted renewals
and shall include an option to terminate upon receipt of written notice by
Lessee not less than ten (10) days prior to the start of the subsequent month.
(3)
Mutually Agreed
Reduction: Where Lessor and Lessee mutually agree to the reduction of
Lease term, such reduction, subject to approval of PPRB, may be considered
provided:
a. The present lease has six (6)
months or more remaining prior to end of Lease term;
b. The reduction in rent is equal to the term
reduced times the applicable Rental Rate; and,
c. No other terms and conditions are effected
by proposed reduction.
(4)
Reductions Due to Reduction in
Funds: Lessee's assumption of occupancy and the payment of rent is
conditional on the receipt of Federal and/or State funds. In the event of a
discontinuance or decrease in Federal and/or State funds, and in the event of a
discontinuance or decrease in Federal and/or State funds for any cause
necessitating a reduction in the Lessee's staff or need for space, the Lessee
may unilaterally, and without approval of PPRB, reduce the Lease term and
corresponding rent in proportion to the reduction in funds without penalty or
interest or the Lease may be terminated subject to the following:
a. The Lessee shall notify the Lessor in
writing by certified mail at least thirty (30) days in advance of any reduction
in Lease term or termination of the Lease;
b. The reduction in rent is equal to the term
reduced times the applicable Rental Rate;
c. No other terms and conditions are effected
by proposed reduction; and,
d. The
Lessee shall promptly notify the RPM Division of any such reduction or
termination.
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