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2.8 Construction Drawings. Prior to acceptance into the Property of any newly installed fiber <br /> or conduit, SL Dark Fiber shall, at its sole cost and expense, procure and provide to City <br /> complete construction drawings and maps in electronic format of any additions made by SL <br /> Dark Fiber to the Project, including the number and size of fibers, the length of the routes, <br /> and the access points, and any unused conduit identified within the Property. The <br /> routes should be described in linear feet, and each street should be identified. <br /> 2.9 City's Option and Right of First Refusal Prior to Sale or Transfer. <br /> (a) If at any time during the Initial or Renewal Terms of this First <br /> Amendment, SL Dark Fiber desires to sell, transfer or otherwise dispose of fiber installed <br /> in the Property sufficient to constitute a change in control, SL Dark Fiber must first notify <br /> the City. The City shall have the Option and Right of First Refusal for one hundred and <br /> eighty(1 80) days after receipt of such notice within which to elect in writing to purchase <br /> some or all of the fiber optic cable and/or associated facilities that make up the Project, <br /> including fiber installed in the Expanded Property. The addition of investment capital by <br /> a third party shall not trigger the City's Option and Right of First Refusal. <br /> (b) If the City elects to exercise its Option and Right of First Refusal to <br /> purchase SL Dark Fiber's cable and associated facilities, the City's purchase price shall <br /> first be determined through mutual agreement of the parties. If the parties are unable to <br /> come to a mutual agreement within 60 days, then both parties agree to engage in the <br /> following arbitration procedure to determine the purchase price: <br /> Each party will select an independent and reputable third party appraiser of similar fiber <br /> optic cable facilities within thirty(30)days after the expiration of the 60-day period. The <br /> two appraisers will each independently appraise the fair market value of the Project. <br /> Provided that the difference in the two appraisals does not exceed ten percent (10%) of <br /> the lower of the two appraisals, the fair market value shall be the average of the two <br /> appraisals, and such calculation shall be binding on the parties. If either party fails to <br /> select an independent and reputable appraiser within the time required by this covenant, <br /> the fair market value will be conclusively deemed to equal the appraisal of the <br /> independent and reputable third party appraiser timely selected by the other party. <br /> If the difference between the two (2)appraisals referred to above exceeds ten percent <br /> (10%) of the lower of the two (2)appraisals,the two (2) selected appraisers will select a <br /> third appraiser who will determine which of the two (2)appraisals more closely reflects <br /> the fair market value for the Project. <br /> The determination of the appraisals described above shall be binding on the parties and <br /> not subject to judicial review by arbitration. <br /> Each party shall pay for the costs of its own appraisal, and, if applicable, each shall pay <br /> for one-half of the cost of the third appraisal. In determining the fair market value, the <br /> appraisers selected under this Agreement will consider all opinions and relevant evidence <br /> submitted to them by the parties or otherwise obtained by them. The appraisers will set <br /> forth their determination in writing, together with their respective opinions and the <br /> 5 First Amendment to SL Dark Fiber License Agreement <br />