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ORLANDO PREMIUM OUTLETS

TENANT HANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION

Project Fact Sheet Important Telephone Numbers Directions

2. ACCOMMODATIONS

Hotels/Motels

3. TENANT IMPROVEMENT INFORMATION

Tenant Improvement Construction Information Barricade Specifications Helpful Hints regarding Permit Process Construction Rules Concrete Repair Detail Satellite Dish Information List of REQUIRED Subcontractors List of Architects List of Tenant Improvement Contractors List of Expeditors

4. ORANGE COUNTY DIVISION OF BUILDING SAFETY

▪ Commercial Permit Information

5. MISCELLANEOUS

Utilities Banking Institutions Locksmiths/Security Companies Employment Resources/Classified Advertising/Fire Extinguishers

6. SIGN CRITERIA/STOREFRONT CRITERIA Access these documents on the Simon website

www.simon.com Once you reach the site, click on “leasing” tab, then choose Orlando Premium Outlets from the

drop down menu and click on tenant info package.


PROJECT FACT SHEET

LANDLORD: CPG Partners, LP105 Eisenhower ParkwayRoseland, NJ 07068Phone: (973) 228-6111 Fax: (973) 364-4746

MANAGEMENT OFFICE: Orlando Premium Outlets 8220 Vineland AvenueSuite 750Orlando, FL 32821Phone: (407) 238-7787Fax: (407) 238-7649


IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Orange CountyBuilding Department201 South Rosalind Avenue (407) 836-5550Orlando, FL 32802 FAX (888) 329-4413

Mailing address:P.O. Box 2687Orlando, FL 32802-2687

Orange County Web Site: www.ocfl.net/building

Orange County Clerk (407) 836-2065

Fire Marshall (407) 836-9088

Emergency/Sheriff/Ambulance/Police 911

Sheriff Non-Emergency (407) 836-4357

Florida Highway Patrol – Emergency (407) 857-5959

Orlando Regional Hospital (407) 351-85009400 Turkey Lake RoadOrlando, Florida

Sand Lake Hospital (407) 351-85007301 Stonerock Circle #2Orlando, Florida

Centra Care - Urgent Care (407) 200-22734320 W. Vine StreetKissimmee, Florida

FedEx (800) 238-5355

Post Office (407) 238-022312133 Apopka Vineland Road(shopping center behind Eckerds)

UPS (800) 742-5877

Building Inspector (407) 836-5550

http://www.ocfl.net/building


DIRECTIONS

Orlando Premium Outlets is located in Vineland Village.

From I-4 Westbound:

Exit 68 (Rte. 535). Left onto Route 535, left at next light onto Vineland Avenue, at Little Lake Bryan; proceed one mile.

From I-4 Eastbound:

Exit 68 (old 27). Proceed straight across light at end of ramp onto Vineland Avenue, continue 1 mile.

From Orlando International Airport:

North on Airport Blvd West on SR-528 Toll ramp to I-4/International Drive/Florida Turnpike Merge onto SR-528 W – Toll Road Transition onto I-4 W toward Tampa/Disney World Exit 68 for SR-535 S toward Kissimmee Left at S. Apopka Vineland Road/SR-535 S Left at Vineland Avenue

Heading South on International Drive, past Sea World, right at light into Vineland Village (Vineland Avenue).

ORLANDO PREMIUM OUTLETSHOTELS IN ORLANDO AREA

Castle Doubletree Hotel ……………………………………………………… (407) 345-15118629 International Drive

Club Hotel by Doubletree………………………………………………………. (407) 239-464612490 S. Apopka Vineland

Celebrity Resorts………………………………………………………………………… (407) 238-1700 8451 Palm Parkway

Comfort Inn ………………………………………………………………………………… (407) 239-73008442 Palm Parkway

Courtyard by Marriott……………………………………………………………………… (407) 239-69008501 Palm Parkway

Embassy Suites/Lake Buena Vista Resort…………………………………….. (407) 239-11448100 Lake Avenue

Extended Stay.................................................................................... (407) 239-43008100 Palm Parkway

Hampton Inn ……………………………………………………………………………… (407) 465-41508150 Palm Parkway

Hawthorn Suites……………………………………………………………………… (800) 527-11338303 Palm Parkway

Hilton Grand Vacations …………………………………………………………………. (407) 238-44578200 Vineland Avenue

Quality Suites Lake Buena Vista…………………………………………………….. (407) 465-82008200 Palm Parkway

Radisson Inn………………………………………………………………………………… (407) 239-84008686 Palm Parkway

Vistana Resort………………………………………………… (407) 239-31008800 Vistana Centre Drive

Holiday Inn Family Suites……………………………………. (407) 387-543718000 International Drive South

The Marriott Village……………………………………………. (407) 206-62866649 Westwood Blvd.

Buena Vista Suites……………………………………………. (407) 239-858814450 International Drive

ORLANDO PREMIUM OUTLETSTenant Improvement Construction Information

1. Please provide Landlord with one (1) set of prints, (1) one reproducible set, and an electronic file for the plan review/approval process. An Adobe Acrobat (pdf) file will be acceptable or you can e-mail the file directly to the Tenant Manager. Your tenant improvement drawings must be approved by Landlord prior to commencing work. Please allow 5-10 working days for Landlord review.

2. Please note that tenant is required to provide Landlord with one reproducible set of as-built tenant improvement drawings (including any plan check corrections or engineered plans) and one (1) electronic file upon completion of the store construction.

3. All tenant contractors must provide Landlord with an original signed copy of the Construction Rules (see following). The tenant contractor obtaining the tenant improvement permit is the contractor responsible for submitting all required information and certificates of insurance to the Landlord.

4. A tenant may not open for business without a signed executed lease.

5. Due to the structural engineering design of the roof system, Tenants and/or their contractors cannot attach to or construct anything on the bottom of the roof trusses unless approved by Landlord.

7. The street addresses for suites at Orlando Premium Outlets is as follows:

Suites 101-1252Orlando Premium Outlets8200 Vineland Avenue

Orlando, FL 32821

Suite 14018182 Vineland Avenue

Suites 1501-15998174 Vineland Avenue



Please use your individual suite number for deliveries. DO NOT have deliveries of store supplies or your tenant improvement construction materials made prior to your store turnover date. A representative of your company must be onsite to receive any deliveries for your store. The Landlord cannot accept any deliveries for your store. No provision has been made for on-site storage until your suite is ready for turnover.

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7. Tenants and their contractors will be responsible for removal of all construction and store set up debris generated during tenant improvement construction. This includes all debris from store fixtures and initial merchandise deliveries. A trash bin must be ordered from a required waste company (please see subcontractors page) and location of bin must be approved by the General Manager prior to drop-off.

8. Tenants are to order their utility services (electricity, gas and telephone) to begin on their turnover date or their construction start date, whichever is the earlier. See utility company listing in this handbook.

9. Tenant shall make application for electrical service in Tenant’s name prior to start of Tenant’s work. If permanent electrical meters are not installed prior to start of Tenant improvement construction, Tenant’s electrical contractor shall be responsible to provide temporary power and lighting for the Demised Premises, per code, with ground fault protection. Upon completion of the permanent system of electrical power furnished by the Landlord, Tenant’s contractor may utilize the permanent power from the Tenant’s panelboard.

10. All Tenants must provide regular maintenance of their HVAC system. Each Tenant is to provide a copy of their maintenance contract to the General Manager within one (1) month of their turnover date.

11. Protection for the HVAC unit(s) (construction filter) must be in place prior to the start of Tenant’s construction. The HVAC unit must also be cleaned when tenant construction is complete. This is the responsibility of the Tenant, NOT the Landlord. If painting ceiling, HVAC unit must be off – not running.

12. Relocation of thermostat controls shall be at the Tenant’s expense and any repairs or failed installations resulting from incomplete or inadequate relocation shall be the Tenant’s responsibility.

13. KIOSK STRUCTURE CHANGES: Tenants are to submit preliminary design drawings ONLY and should not commence work on drawings until the design is approved by Landlord.

14.Effective March 8, 1993, every application for a sign permit shall include the following information in accordance with Section 2(2) of the Orange County Sign Ordinance #90-10:

A. Complete legal description of the property.B. Dimensioned plot plan (drawn to scale with conventional scale) according to the Site

Plan Ordinance #88-14 indicating the location of all proposed, and all existing signs relative to buildings, property lines, rights-of-way, streets, sidewalks and distance of separation between all existing and proposed ground and/or pole signs on site.

C. Drawings

15.Progress Energy should be able to set a meter within three business days. Please follow the procedures outlined below:

A. Call Progress Energy at (877) 372-8477 and tell them you want to establish service for your site # in your name at Orlando Premium Outlets, and the street address noted in item 5 earlier in this section.


16.Tenants making any changes to the base building fire sprinkler system must submit plans to the required sprinkler contractor. They will re-engineer the sprinklers, provide a plan that can be submitted by Tenant’s architect for building permit, obtain permit for sprinkler modifications, expedite the work and obtain the necessary inspections. Tenant’s architect will need to contact them as soon as Tenant’s layout is complete as Orange County WILL NOT accept drawings for building permit unless the package includes the re-engineered sprinkler drawings for Tenant’s suite.

Please make sure your architect is aware of this important first step in the building process. The sprinkler company will directly invoice Tenant. Fees will be based on the number of modifications and/or relocations required as well as the square footage of the suite.

18. CUTTING, WELDING AND GRINDING ACTIVITIES Welding and cutting is not permitted near large quantities of exposed, readily ignitable

materials, in areas not authorized by Center Management, or on metal partitions, walls or roofs with combustible covering or with combustible construction.

Floors shall be free of combustibles, such as wood shavings. If the floor is of combustible material, it should be kept wet or otherwise protected.

If combustibles are closer than 35 feet to the welding, grinding, or cutting process, and the work cannot be moved or the combustibles relocated at least 35 feet away, they should be protected with flameproofed covers, metal guards, etc. (Note: only non-asbestos, flame-retardant materials should be used for protective covers. For information on the use of welding blankets and their selection, see Environment, Safety and Health Bulletin DOE/EH-0039. Issue 19, “Welding Blankets: The Unexpected Hazards,” dated March 1987).

Openings in walls, floors, or ducts within 35 feet of the work shall be covered.

Cutting, grinding, or welding on pipes or other metal in contact with combustible walls, partitions, ceilings, or roofs should not be done when close enough to cause ignition by heat conduction.

The Landlord shall be notified whenever welding, grinding, and cutting activities are scheduled to be performed, and also including when the following conditions exist:

Appreciable combustible materials (in the building’s construction or contents), are closer than 35 feet to the point of operation.

Appreciable combustibles are more than 35 feet away, but are easily ignited by sparks.

Wall or floor openings within a 35 foot radius expose combustible material in adjacent areas, including concealed spaces in walls or floors.

Contractors are required to notify the Center Management office 48 hours in advance of any cutting, welding or grinding work to be performed, to arrange for a “Fire Watch”. Any additional costs involved in providing a fire watch will be the responsibility of the tenant contractor.


19. Burglar Alarms / Perimeter Intrusion Security Devices

All such devices must be approved by the Landlord prior to installation, including application of "riot glass" or any type of film to doors and/or windows. No exterior alarms, strobe lights, or other enunciator devices may be mounted on storefronts. Due to potential interference with the Center's fire alarm system, "Smoke Cloak", or similar systems which generate smoke, are prohibited. Application of any decals to storefronts referencing Security protection must be done in compliance with Premium Outlet's Storefront Criteria.

20. A tenant may not open for business without a signed executed lease.

21. Visitor Name Badges

No contractor is allowed on our property without wearing a visitor badge. A contractor may pick up badges for his entire crew at the mall office. These badges self destruct within 24 hours, thus every day you must get new ones. Everyone working in the suite must wear a badge. If security sees an expired badge, you will be asked to obtain a new one at the office before any other work can be performed.


Food Tenant Design Requirements

Below is the minumum design requirements that must be used by ALL Food and Food Court Tenants for all kitchen prep area’s.

This requirement is to prevent any mositure or dampness penetrating the demising wall(s) that can lead to damage to the food space and/or adjoining spaces.

Demising and/or concrete walls:

1. Demising walls must be moisture resistant gypsum board w/ Sporgard™ (National Gypsum) on metal studs. Other wall options acceptable by landlord would be Hardibacker prior to installing wall finishes or Ultracode drywall, by USG.All concrete walls, rear or demising, must be furred out with the above specs, no exceptions.

2. Install water proof membrane a minumum of 24” above floor.

3. FRP applied to all walls to a minumum height or 48” above wall base tile, and caulked with a silicone sealant.

4. Metal or PVC corner guard must be applied to all corners and caulked with a silicone sealant.

Flooring area:

1. Floor tile and flooring base installed must be sealed. This application should be re-applied semi-annually.

2. Floor drains must be installed in any food preparation area that require cleaning methods of hosing or washing walls. It is the tenant responsibility to make certain that all flooring is sloped for proper drainage to the floor drain(s).

Tile/Grout: Must have Durock and /or equal applied to studs.

ORLANDO PREMIUM OUTLETSBarricade Specifications

If a barricade will be used, the tenant is REQUIRED to supply and install graphics as outlined below.

1” x 4” Molding along Exterior, Finished T III Board, 4” on centertop, bottom & corners Painted White by Tenant/GC

Existing Grade Level Surface

Barricades must be erected if there is any construction that goes beyond or on the exterior front wall of the tenant space. These barricades must be painted with 3 coats of white paint, and Graphics are required. Tenant contractor must maintain a safe environment for customers and employees during construction period. All work areas must be inaccessible or blocked off from customer/employee flow.

Barricade Construction Notes:

1. No openings are permitted.1. All supporting must be concealed behind the barricade2. Placement & design must be approved in writing by LL PRIOR to installation.3. Signage/Graphics: 2mm black pvc, 2’x4’ with white optima bold lettering to be ordered

and approved by management office prior to fabrication.

*Food Court Barricades MUST go to top of ceiling to prevent dust in food court area.

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Helpful Hints

Plan Submittal and Permit Process

To assist you through the Plan Submittal and Permit Process, the Orange County Division of Building Safety has made available a website containing all the pertinent information and forms necessary to complete the process. Please visit their website at www.ocfl.net/building.

The Orange County Division of Building Safety prefers that all Drawings and Permit Applications be submitted in person to Plans Coordination at 201 South Rosalind Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32802. Plans Coordination can be reach at (407) 836-5760. See attached brochure for additional information.

Rear Exit Door

Based on the design of the tenant space, the Orange County Building & Safety Department may require tenant to have a rear exit corridor from the sales area. A corridor will be required if the travel distance to the front door exceeds 75 feet from the furthest point in the sales area. This distance is calculated by measuring the distance from the main door straight back to one foot away from the stockroom wall, then at a 90 degree angle, the distance to one foot away from the furthest demising wall. A separate corridor is required for any total distance over 75 feet. Also we have been informed that if the measured distance is greater than 85 feet, this corridor must be fire rated as well. Please review your space design/layout to determine if you must comply. If you have any questions, contact your architect and the Building Division of Orange County: 407-836-5577. Additional information is available on their web site: www.ocfl.net/building



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Architect Information

Please have your State of Florida licensed architect research all codes. Confirm requirements! Please ensure your architect complies.

Permit Time

1. The permit process takes at least two months depending on completeness of your architect’s information. Many plans will not get a permit on the first review. Re-submittals can take up to another week. Be prepared and get your plans in EARLY! When several tenant improvement plans come in for review at the same time, the review process may take longer.

2. When permit is ready to be picked up, a phone call will be placed to the contact person listed on the permit application.

Minimum Information to be Included on Plans

All drawings are to be of sufficiently large scale so as to be easily readable. Show project name, date, scale and North arrow on plans

Cover sheet showing location of Tenant Improvement within the complex, Name of Tenant, size of suite, suite number, statements that address whether or not the Tenant has modified the Lighting, Fire Sprinklers or HVAC.

Reflected ceiling plan indicating height, lighting and HVAC. Name of every room, closet, office specifying its use. Entry and exit doors; wall, floor and ceiling finishes. Display racks over 6’ high. Non-permanent display racks less than 6’ in height should be

specified as such if shown. Dressing rooms, counters, aisles should meet Florida State Accessibility code. Fire Extinguishers. If HVAC or lighting is revised beyond relocating lights or diffusers, mechanical and electrical

plans should be provided, signed and sealed by State of Florida licensed engineers.


Construction Rules

1. CHECK-INVisitor Name Badges

No contractor is allowed on our property without wearing a Visitor Badge. A contractor may pick up badges for his entire crew at the mall office. These badges change colors within 24 hours, thus every day you must get new ones. Everyone working in the suite must wear a badge. If security sees an expired badge, you will be asked to obtain a new one at the office before any other work can be performed.

Contractors will not be permitted to start work until the following items have been met:

A. Contractor furnishes proper evidence of required insurance coverageB. The fee for the trash removal.C. Contractor furnishes copy of building permit.D. Contractor furnishes names and phone numbers (office and home or local) of contractor’s

supervisory personnel.E. Contractor furnishes names and phone numbers of prime subcontractors.F. Contractor acknowledges receipt via an executed original copy of these Construction Rules.G. Lease has been executed/hold harmless.

The Tenant/Tenant Contractor shall furnish Landlord with all required information prior to commencing construction. Failure to do so will entitle Landlord not to turnover space.

When construction is complete, the tenant/tenant contractor must submit a final set of “as builts”, on CD, in addition to a copy of the Certificate of Occupancy. The Landlord may also require a post-inspection of the store to ensure work was performed per Landlord approved plans.

2. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

Please see below example Certificates of Insurance. Each certificate you submit must be filled out according to applicable certificate. Each line item must meet our requirements. There will be no exceptions.

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3. PROPER DISPOSAL AND/OR CLEANING OF WATER BASED MATERIALS AND HAZARDOUS WASTEThe General Contractor and/or the On-Site Coordinator for the General Contractor will be held responsible for all sub-contractors and vendors involved in the tenant improvement job, for the proper disposal and/or cleaning of water based materials and hazardous waste.

It is the Contractor’s responsibility to monitor the activities of all persons involved in the tenant improvement job, and to see that the following rules are abided by.

1. Under NO circumstances are the storm drains to be utilized for the disposal of any liquid or product.

2. Any hazardous waste material (including oil-based paints, enamels, chemicals, etc.) must be disposed of through legal and approved methods. Under NO circumstances are hazardous waste materials to be disposed of in any trash bin, storm drain, sewer drain or landscaped area.

3. Any cleaning of tools, surfaces or equipment involving a water-based or latex substance, must be done within the tenant space and all by-product of that substance, must be processed through the sewer/ plumbing system.

4. If the tenant space does not have water and/or plumbing facilities, arrangements for water and cleaning/ disposal as noted above, must be arranged through the Management Office.

5. Under NO circumstances are the public restrooms to be used for the above noted conditions, or any other condition associated with the improvement of the tenant space.

6. All materials incorporated in the tenant space shall be 100 percent free of asbestos-containing materials.

4. LICENSE REQUIREMENTSTenant shall only employ contractors/subcontractors licensed, as required, by state and/or local jurisdictions, if applicable.

5. WORK AREAAll of contractor’s work, storage of materials, construction office, etc., must be confined to within the Demised Premises. Landlord shall have no responsibility or liability whatsoever for any loss or damage to property belonging to Tenant or its contractor, and left in the Demised Premises or anywhere else.

6. DELIVERIESDeliveries will be made only through entrances and routes designated by Landlord’s onsite representative. All deliveries through the public shopping area must be completed before the center is open to the public. Landlord will establish delivery routes which are subject to change. If items are too large to fit through the tenant’s rear entrance, contractor shall request and get the center’s prior permission to deliver through the main entrance. The common area corridors cannot be used as storage – they must remain clear and free of all obstructions at all time.

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7. PARKINGParking for construction personnel will be permitted in Landlord designated areas only. Trucks and/or trailers must not be left on the property without permission from the Landlord.

8. LOADING ZONESLoading Zones will be kept open for deliveries when possible. Parking in Loading Zones is strictly PROHIBITED. Delivery vehicles must be completely unloaded at curb side and then moved out. Unattended parked vehicles in Loading Zones will be tagged or towed at the expense of the Tenant serviced by the vehicle.

9. PRE-OPENING SERVICESA. Electricity/Gas – If permanent power has not been installed prior to the start of tenant

improvement construction, Tenant’s contractor shall be responsible to provide temporary power and lighting for the Demised Premises, per code, with ground fault protection. Temporary power by generator or electrical usage charges are the responsibility of the Tenant.

B. Water - Water for construction purposes can be made available. Contact Landlord’s on-site representative if your suite does not have an existing restroom.

C. Telephone - Pay telephones may not be available on-site. Contractors are advised to make telephone arrangements with the local carrier prior to arrival for construction telephone service.

D. Trash Removal - Tenants, Tenant Contractors, all sub-contractors and suppliers are required to remove trash and construction debris from the Demised Premises and to arrange for dumpster service in designated areas. Contractor must provide a waste container schedule including placement, delivery and pick-up dates. Placement of dumpster must be coordinated with on-site Landlord representative. Tenant trash and debris accumulating within the store, in the shopping center, in public areas or loading areas will be removed by Landlord at Tenant's expense. Tenant agrees to pay such expenses to Landlord upon demand. Order roll-off drop box from required contractor. (See required subcontractors page)

10. FIRE SPRINKLER PROTECTIONTenant contractors shall provide fire extinguishers within the premises as required by Public Safety Officials. All fire sprinkler system modifications must be performed by the required Sprinkler subcontractor and must be tied into Landlord’s existing fire sprinkler system, if applicable. (See required subcontractors page) Any changes to existing fire sprinkler system must be submitted to and approved by the Fire and Building Departments. Prior to deactivating sprinklers, Center Management must be notified 24 hours in advance of a shut down.

Any time a tenant/ tenant’s general or sprinkler contractor requires a fire sprinkler system shutdown, a check must be collected, payable to the center’s entity, in the amount specified by Center Management PRIOR to providing access to the space or taking any action to permit draining the system in order to perform the requested sprinkler work. Notification of a shutdown that extends after operating hours will require a fire watch. Should the fire watch entail additional unbudgeted Security hours, the center may invoice the tenant to cover these incremental costs.

11. FIRE ALARM - BUILDING MONITORING SYSTEMIf the Fire Department determines that additional alarm devices are required, all Building Monitoring System modifications must be performed by the landlord required Fire Alarm contractor and tied into the Landlord’s existing monitoring system, if applicable. (See required subcontractors page) Prior to deactivating monitoring system, Center Management must be notified. This procedure will be similar to the sprinkler process as stated in this section.

If the tenant’s General Contractor is installing duct work, the duct detector MUST be installed by the Landlords required contractor and tied into the Landlord existing monitoring system.

All Building Monitoring System pull stations and horn/strobes must be clear of all obstructions. Tenant/Tenant Contractor to verify existing locations in field.

12. ELECTRICAL/SECURITY ALARMSThe contractor shall not enter any electrical room without the center’s permission. No security alarm boxes, horns, sirens or doorbells shall be installed on or above storefronts.

13. MECHANICAL SYSTEMTenant’s mechanical contractor will need to provide an HVAC balance report, at the end of construction to Landlord.

14. SLABTenant and Tenant flooring contractors are responsible for minor floor patching in accordance with good installation practices as well as for the determination of compatibility of flooring products and/or adhesive with Landlord's concrete slab. Landlord does not accept responsibility and will not be liable for water vapor emissions through the slab that exceed flooring manufacturer's recommendations or are due to the effects of saw cutting.

UNDERSLAB WORKAll work must be coordinated with and approved by the Operations Manager. All slab saw cutting or penetrations require that replacement slab be installed with reinforced concrete. In some suites, saw cutting is not allowed because it will interfere with the structural integrity of the building. The Tenant/Tenant’s general contractor is responsible to ensure that there are no underground utilities/services BEFORE cutting any concrete, anywhere on the property. The Tenant will be liable for all repairs and/or lost business due to a utility or service interruption as a result of cutting the slab.

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15. WORK PRACTICESAll work practices and personnel performing work in Tenant spaces must be compatible with the practices and personnel employed by Landlord. Upon notice that any work practices or personnel are not compatible, the Tenant shall be responsible for the immediate termination of said practices or the immediate removal of said personnel from the Shopping Center property.

Contractor work shall be performed in a thorough, first-class and workmanlike manner and shall be in good and usable condition at the date of completion thereof. If, in the center’s judgment the work fails to comply with this standard, the Tenant will not be allowed to open until any discrepancies are remedied.

The contractor’s employees must not curse, expectorate or otherwise act unprofessionally and must wear shirts and safety glasses as well as adhere to all other OSHA regulations on this project at all times.

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16. USE OF SHOPPING CENTERAccess to the Mall shall be subject to control at all times by Landlord for purposes of Landlord security and for protecting the Shopping Center finishes from damage. At no time shall the Shopping Center be used by Tenant Contractor or its employees for lounging, eating, rest breaks, etc. Tenant shall be responsible for seeing that this rule is strictly observed by his contractor(s).

17. PROTECTION OF WORK AND PROPERTYTenant and Tenant Contractor shall protect their work from damage and shall protect the work of other Tenants and Landlord from damage by Tenant, Tenant Contractor and their employees and subcontractors. Work area is limited to your tenant space only.

Protection for the HVAC unit(s) (construction filter) must be in place prior to the start of Tenant’s construction. The HVAC unit must also be cleaned when tenant construction is complete. This is the responsibility of the Tenant, NOT the Landlord. If painting ceiling, sawcutting or heavy sanding, HVAC unit must be off – not running.

18. STRICTLY PROHIBITED WORK AND PRACTICESA. Any combustible materials above finished ceilings or in any other concealed non-sprinkle

space.B. Imposing any structural load, temporary or permanent, on any part of the Landlord’s work

or structure without the approval of Landlord’s Engineer.C. Cutting any holes or trenching in Landlord installed floor slabs. Cutting any holes in

Landlord installed walls or roof.

19. CORRECTIVE WORK DONE BY LANDLORDAny sums which shall become due to Landlord by Tenant or its contractor as a result of and arising out of Tenant’s construction work (including without limitations, in-slab plumbing line installed by Landlord, electricity charges during construction, trash removal and damage to Landlord’s property) shall be considered as additional rent, and shall become payable immediately upon demand by Landlord.

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20. ROOFINGTenant shall employ the Landlord’s required roofing subcontractor for such work as Tenant’s own agent and contractor. (See required subcontractors page) The work shall be performed in such a manner that the Landlord’s building schedule, Landlord’s roofing guarantee, and the work to be performed by other Tenants of the Shopping Center will not be affected adversely.

21. ROOF STRUCTUREFor items affecting structure (i.e.. roof top units), Tenants are to submit preliminary design drawings ONLY and should not commence work on drawings until the design is approved by Landlord.

Due to the structural engineering design of the roof system, Tenants and/or their contractors cannot attach to or construct anything on the bottom of the roof trusses unless approved by Landlord. Drilling or bolting through structural members is prohibited. Uni-struts, C-Clamps, and tension brackets are allowed for attachments to structural joist system above.If a structural engineer is needed to determine any structural calculations with Tenant drawings, Tenant is responsible for these services and costs.

Roof openings, including necessary curbs and flashings to accommodate the installation of the Tenant’s work, shall be located as directed by the Landlord.

All work to be coordinated in advance with the onsite management team.

22. CUTTING, WELDING AND GRINDING ACTIVITIESWelding and cutting is not permitted near large quantities of exposed, readily ignitable materials, in areas not authorized by Center Management, or on metal partitions, walls or roofs with combustible covering or with combustible construction.

23. DUST, DIRT, SMELLS AND NOISETracking dust and dirt into the common area is prohibited. Contractor’s employees should remove as much dirt and dust as possible before entering the common area.

Proper care must be taken when working with glues, paints and any other materials requiring special ventilation. Such smells must not waft into the common area or other tenant spaces.

Loud noises, particularly those created by the use of jackhammers, rivet guns and grinding equipment, shall not be used during center hours without the center’s prior permission. All radios and music must be kept at a low volume that cannot be heard outside the tenant space.

24. CLEAN-OUTS Some tenant suites may have furred out columns with access panels to an existing roof drain

clean out. Access panels, whether in front or rear of space, is to remain clear of all obstructions. Floor clean-outs are also to remain clear of all obstructions.

25.ANIMALS/PETS Service Animals trained specifically to assist disabled person are permitted on property, all other animals as strictly prohibited.

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26. WEAPONSPossession of any article defined as a weapon, whether illegal or not, is at no time permitted on property, unless such weapon is in the possession of a law enforcement officer required to carry such a weapon.

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Construction RulesOrlando Premium Outlets

27. INDEMNIFICATION AGREEMENT indemnify, defend and hold harmless SIMON/CHELSEA ORLANDO DEVELOPMENT, L.P., and CPG Partners, LP, it’s subsidiaries, its affiliates, its officers, employees and agents, hereinafter referred to as CPG, from and against any and all claims and demands of any nature whatsoever (including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, claims for consequential damages, loss of profits and damage to property of CPG), including costs, litigation expenses, counsel fees and liabilities incurred in connection therewith, arising out of injury to, or death of, any person whatsoever owned, caused in whole or in part by the acts of omissions of , and subcontractor, materialmen, or any other person directly or indirectly employed by them, or any of them, while engaged in the performance of the work or any activity associated therewith or relative thereto.

The center also has the right to stop work in progress for violation of the above rules and regulations.

TENANT CONTRACTOR’S ACKNOWLEDGMENT

I have read, understand and agree to observe the above Construction Rules Numbers 1 through 27 and have taken possession of the demised space.

Date

Contractor By

Working in Store Number Tenant

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SATELLITE DISH INFORMATION

INSTALLATION OF MASTER ANTENNA

A. If Landlord grants Tenant the right to install, maintain, repair, use and operate a satellite dish antenna (the “Equipment”) in a location that is mutually agreed upon by the parties on the roof of or adjacent to the Demised Premises as agreed to by landlord. Tenant shall comply with all the requirements and provisions of the Lease. The plans and specifications for the Equipment and the design and installation therefore shall have been approved by Landlord prior to its installation. The Tenant acknowledges and agrees that such right shall be subject to renovation by Landlord in the event that at any time hereafter Landlord shall install a master satellite communications system that shall be intended for the use of the tenants of the Shopping Center.

B. Tenant shall be responsible for all costs and expenses associated with such installation, maintenance, repair, use, operation and removal of the Equipment. The installation and maintenance thereof shall be performed in such a manner so as not to adversely affect Landlord’s roof guaranty. Landlord shall have no liability whatsoever in connection with the Equipment, shall have no liability or responsibility for any damage, injury or loss to the Equipment, and Tenant hereby releases and discharges Landlord from any such damage, injury or loss.

C. The Equipment shall be screened in so that the Equipment itself will not be visible from the ground. In addition, the location of the Equipment on the roof of the Demised Premises, as screened in, will be such so as to minimize its visibility from the Common Areas of the Shopping Center.

D. Compliance with all Requirements, applicable building codes and other applicable codes and regulations. If installed on the roof, the Equipment shall be installed on rubber pads located beneath the stanchion supports, and under no circumstances shall Tenant make any penetrations or other alterations in or to the roof.

E. Tenant shall be responsible, at its sole cost and expense, for obtaining, securing and maintaining all applicable governmental and quasi-governmental permits, licenses, authorizations and approvals required in order to install, maintain, use and operate the Equipment and for otherwise complying with all applicable governmental and quasi-governmental rules, laws, ordinances and the Declaration.

F. If Landlord so requests in writing, Tenant, at its sole cost and expense, shall cause the Equipment to be removed from the roof of the Demised Premises at the expiration or sooner termination of this lease. Tenant, at its sole cost and expense, shall be responsible and liable for the repair of any and all damage to the roof of the Demised Premises or to the Demised Premises itself or to the Shopping Center resulting from, caused by or as a consequence of the installation, operation, use, repair, removal or maintenance of the Equipment.

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Satellite Dish Information

G. Tenant shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Landlord from and against, and pay, any and all claims, actions, suits, losses, liabilities, costs and expenses incurred by or commenced against Landlord resulting from or relating to or in any manner arising out of the use, operation, installation, repair, removal or maintenance of the Equipment.

H. Tenant shall cause the installation, maintenance, repair, use, operation and removal of the Equipment itself to be covered under Tenant’s insurance policies required to be carried and maintained by Tenant under the Lease (with Landlord being an additional named insured thereunder) and Tenant shall provide Landlord with copies of certificates of insurance evidencing such coverage.

I. Satellite equipment must be light gray in color to match roof and must be in alignment with other rooftop equipment. It must be painted first on the ground and then installed on the roof by Landlord required roofer at Tenant’s expense.

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TEMPORARY TENANT PROCEDURES FROM ORANGE COUNTY

Temporary tenants are considered tenants that will not be performing any construction and/or electrical work. The tenant must:

1. Obtain an “Occupational License” (2nd floor). The tenant needs:

a) A Legal Description of the property.b) Article of incorporation or, if not incorporated, a document showing legal company.c) Federal ID Number or Social Security Number

2. Pay fee. Fee is based on the number of employees. Most costs are based on from 1 to 10 employees, which equals $30.00. The License is then reviewed and signed by zoning, and the tenant can then proceed downstairs to obtain the “Use Permit”.

For the use permit the tenant needs:

1. Copy of the Occupational License application.2. Scaled/dimensional floor plan. (See sample floor plan in Section >>>).3. Property owner’s name, address and telephone number.4. Total square footage of space.

Minimum fee.

We have been advised by Orange County that all of the above can be done in one day. After the paperwork is complete, an inspection is scheduled. After the Building Inspector does his inspection, the tenant may open.

3. Fire extinguishers, as required, must be provided by the Tenant. The Tenant must apply for telephone/data service, as well as provide temporary identification for the space. (See signage criteria for temporary sign guidelines).

All drawings including signage plans must be submitted to the Landlord for review and approval.

When you bring the above documents to the Plans Coordination Section of the Building Department, a use permit will be issued and an inspection will need to be scheduled. The inspection can be scheduled for the following workday or a day of your choice, upon request. The inspection may be scheduled by calling the automated system at 407-836-2825 or the office line at 407-836-5521. The inspectors’ hours are Monday through Friday between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Someone must be present during those times on the day of the inspection to grant access to the inspector.

Please verify with local jurisdiction since code and procedure may have been modified.

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TEMPORARY TENANT GUIDELINES

To obtain your Certificate of Occupancy, please call the Records Department at 407-836-5768 one working day after you have passed inspection. Please be ready to give your building permit number which is located in the upper right hand corner of your building permit receipt beginning with the letter B. If you have any questions, please contact Plans Coordination at 407-836-5660 Monday through Friday between 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.

Health and Rehabilitative Services/Orange County Public Health Unit

Environmental Health

An application fee is required for the existing systems verification. Additional permit fees will be required if the existing septic facilities are required to be upgraded.

Occupational License Fee

Fees appropriate to the type of business, according to the County’s approved fee schedule, are charged by the Occupational License Office at the time the license is issued. The fees are in addition to all other fees charged by the various departments.

Please verify with local jurisdiction since code and procedure may have been modified.

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ORLANDO PREMIUM OUTLETSTEMPORARY POWER GUIDELINES

There must be an active Orange County building permit to apply for temporary power.

To apply for temporary power, a “Ground Fault” quad receptacle MUST be installed at the bottom of the electrical panel, to be used for construction purposes.

1) Amend the existing electrical permit to reflect the installation of the ground fault receptacles.

If there is no electrical permit required for the buildout, an electrical permit WILL BE REQUIRED for temporary power.

2) Complete a pre-power application form available from Orange County. The application must indicate that the pre-power is for:

A. The installation of a quad “GFI” receptacle to be used for construction purposes.B. LightingC. HVAC

All other circuits in the panel MUST be turned off and the panel is to be locked.

3) File the application with the County.

4) Complete the work and schedule an inspection.

GUIDE TO OBTAINING A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY

Documents needed for a Use Permit:

Copy of Occupational License Application; Scaled/Dimensional floor plan; Property owner’s name, address and telephone number A minimum fee

SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SIGN PERMITS

Effective March 8, 1993, every application for a sign permit shall include the following information in accordance with Section 2(2) of the Orange County Sign Ordinance #90-10:

1. Complete legal description of the property.2. Dimensioned plot plan (drawn to scale with conventional scale) according to the Site Plan

Ordinance #88-14 indicating the location of all proposed and all existing signs relative to buildings, property lines, rights-of-way, streets, sidewalks, and distance of separation between all existing and proposed ground and/or pole signs on site.

3. Drawings

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ORLANDO PREMIUM OUTLETSTEMPORARY TENANTS

IF CONSTRUCTION WILL BE PERFORMED:

Submittal of plans to Landlord required Yes X No Submittal of plans to Building Department Yes X No Business License Required Yes X No Signage & Permit Required Yes X No Construction Permit Required Yes X No Length of time to acquire construction permit 21 Days

ASSUMING NO CONSTRUCTION:

Submittal of plans to Landlord required Yes X No Submittal of plans to Building Department Yes X No Business License Required Yes X No Signage & Permit Required Yes X No Construction Permit Required Yes X No Length of time to acquire construction permit 2 days Inspection needed to get Certificate of Occupancy Yes X No

COMMENTS:* If tenant installs a sign, permit is required.

VERIFY WITH THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT AS THE INFORMATION ABOVE MAY HAVE CHANGED.

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TEMPORARY STOREFRONT SIGN CRITERIA

The guidelines established will ensure tenants are consistent with quality and are compatible with the architectural character of the center. This criteria is for signage that will be installed for a period of (12) twelve months or less. Signs shall be located only on the spaces and on the surfaces specifically provided for same on the building elevations. The appropriate location of each sign will be the Landlord’s decision. Signage size shall be dictated by the building type the tenant is located in. One storefront sign is permitted. Because each center differs, this criteria may be altered slightly to meet all Premium Outlet Center’s requirements. Submittals, Approvals, Installation, Insurance requirements all must conform to the established sign criteria for the Premium Outlet Center.

Prior to installation, sign contractor must check in at the General Manager’s Office at the Premium Outlet Center. If local jurisdiction requires a permit, please present a copy to the on-site Landlord representative at the time of check-in. It is the tenant’s responsibility to verify with the local jurisdictions if any permits for temporary signs are required.

Design

A minimum 8” x 11” drawing of the Temporary sign must be submitted for Landlord approval at least 2 weeks before installation for review/approval. Sample color chips of any special finishes if required must be attached. Upon no circumstances can the temporary sign be installed without prior approval and/or permit as required by local ordinance.

Signs shall be limited to letters and/or logos designating the store name/logo as set forth in signed lease documents between Tenant and Landlord. Tenant shall display their registered trade name/logo only.

Registered Trademark Symbols are permitted subject to Landlord review/approval fabrication requirements.

The colors and typestyles of all signs shall be subject to Landlord’s approval. The color of all lettering shall be compatible with the building color and provide sufficient contrast with the background color of the building wall on which the sign is located.

SizeThe size of the sign will be at the discretion of the Landlord. The size is based on the elevation of the building and neighboring signs.

The sign cannot exceed the size restrictions of the Center’s Sign Criteria.

OPTION 1

MaterialsIndividual cut out letters must be fabricated from Foam Plex or Ultraboard type material, painted approved color with 1/8” plex (same color) applied to face of letters/logo. The thickness of material is to be a minimum 1/4” to a maximum of ½” to prevent distortion, warping or buckling.

Installation Tenant is responsible for design, fabrication, and installation. Approved letters and/or logo will be attached to the building only with clear silicone. The silicone must be used as sparingly as the application permits. (“Little beads” of silicone on each letter; NO PENETRATIONS!)

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Option 1 example:

Option 2

MaterialsIndividual ¼” – ½” thick cut out letters from Foam Plex or Ultraboard, mounted to a 1/8” thick sintra or aluminum background panel via double sided tape with silicone. Typical maximum height of the background panel is 2’ high, but varies according to permanent sign sizes required for permanent type tenant signage in Center’s criteria.

InstallationPanel to be screwed to fascia. Screw head to be covered with background panel color. Sign installer must use the minimum amount of screws to securely fasten the sign to the building.

Option 2 examples:

When Tenant vacates or installs permanent sign, Tenant is responsible for restoring the fascia of the building back to its previous condition, i.e.: removal of any silicone residue, patching holes, stucco repair, re-painting etc. Final approval and acceptance of any such repairs shall be solely at the discretion of a representative of Landlord. Inspection of completed repair must be performed by Tenant and inspected and accepted by a representative of the Premium Outlet Center.

Additional Center VisibilityAny additional visibility of a sale including flyers, etc. must be coordinated with the on-site Center Management and approved by the Premium Outlet’s Marketing Department.

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List of Required Tenant Subcontractors

STOREFRONT GLAZING AND DOORSHarmon Inc.Mark Richards407-522-3000Fax [email protected]

EIFS REPAIRLandmark Contracting407-264-0100 phone407-264-0055 [email protected]

Eagle Finishes321-639-0821 phone321-639-0822 [email protected]

ROOFERHartford South, Inc.Jay Rintelmann407-857-9392Fax [email protected]

SPRINKLERSSimplex Grinnell, LP6830 Shadowridge Dr, Ste 211Orlando, FL 32812(800) 299 - 4377Karen Patrick – Natl Contact

FIRE ALARMSFlorida Fire and Sound, Inc.407-298-8812Fax: 407-297-5882

TRASHWaste Management800-917-3619

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List of Architects

BURKE, HOGAN & MILLS ASSOCIATES (407) 629-4511Bob Burke

IBARRA COLLABORATIVE INTERNATIONAL (407) 895-9565Dianna Ibarra

L2 STUDIOS (407) 648-8888Tim Lemons

MORRIS ARCHITECTS (407) 839-0414

ROGERS LOVELOCK & FRITZ, INC. (407) 647-1039Susan Pendergrass

VOA ASSOCIATES, INC. (407) 425-2500Carl Shae

List of Tenant Improvement Contractors

JIMERICO CONSTUCTION (352) 429 0343

Jim O’Brian (352) 429-3142 fax

DOTY & ASSOCIATES (770) 662-8215David Hyde

KCS CONTRACTORS (903) 870-0091Dan Kirkendahl

LANDMARK CONSTRUCTION (407) 832-2857Michael Haas

RICHTER & RATNER (718) 497-1600Joe Brisbaine

STORE CRAFTERS (585) 865-5350Alan Plantone

SCHMID CONSTRUCTION (352) 243-3720Tom Dozier (352) 552-8624 cell

Note: The above list represents firms which have performed work on behalf of owner or tenants at the shopping center, and is provided solely for the convenience of Tenant. The inclusion of any firm or individual on this list should not be construed

as a recommendation or endorsement by owner, and owner disclaims any such endorsement, express or implied.

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LIST OF EXPEDITORS

TEAM K-5 CONSTRUCTION & DEVELOPMENT COORDINATION (407) 469-5599Don Kirby

KENT FAHEY RETAIL PERMITS (800) 556-8641Kent Fahey

PERMITTING DIV. CONSOLIDATED SERVICES (407) 423-5419Cecil Edmondson

BURKE BALES & MILLS ASSOCIATES (407) 629-4511

BUTLER LEMONS DESIGNS, INC. (407) 648-8888

DON & SUSAN YOUNG KIRBY (407) 469-5599

DOTY & ASSOCIATES (770) 662-8215

EXPEDITING UNLIMITED (904) 676-6769

KCS CONTRACTORS (903) 870-0091

Note: The above list represents firms which have performed work on behalf of owner or tenants at the shopping center, and is provided solely for the convenience of Tenant. The inclusion of any firm or individual on this list should not be construed

as a recommendation or endorsement by owner, and owner disclaims any such endorsement, express or implied.

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ORANGE COUNTY GOVERNMENTDIVISION OF BUILDING SAFETY

PLANS COORDINATION COMMERCIAL PERMIT INFORMATION

Commercial Plans Review Status Follow the progress of your plans review

by entering website address:

www.ocfl.net/building

Plan Review Submittal Information

• New construction requires 9 sets of signed and sealed plans and will take approximately 21 days per submittal.

• Alterations require 6 sets of signed and sealed plans and will take approximately 7 days per submittal.

• To check status of plans review, please call our automated system at 407-836-2825 or access our web page at:

www.orangecountyfl.net/ebuilding/planreview/cpr.asp

• Please do not contact Plans Coordination or reviewing Divisions for status until time period is up.

Submittal Information for Corrections

• Corrections for new construction require 9 sets of signed and sealed plans.

• Corrections for alterations require 6 sets of signed and sealed plans. Exception: If only one division denies the project, please contact Plans Coordination at 407-836-5760 for plan submittal requirement.

• Payment of re-submittal fee will be due at the time of the 3rd plan review submittal. No Exceptions. For applicable re-submittal fee please contact Plans Coordination at 407-836-5760 or refer to the Commercial Review Permit Fee Schedule (Form 120) at:

www.orangecountyfl.net/reference/forms-files

Persons Authorized To Pull Permit(s)

• Licensed General Contractor and/or Building Contractor is required to pull a permit.

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Exceptions:

• For permits with a Building Division value of $1,000.00 or less, a tenant with a notarized letter from the property owner authorizing them to do the work and pull the permit.

• For permits with a Building Division value of $25,000.00 or less, owner of the property. The owner must own and use property for own business use.

Documentation Required To Pick Up Permit(s):

• Page 2 (Building Permit Application Information) of the application, signed by the owner of the property and contractor. Both signatures must be notarized. One original is needed for each application.

Exception: Not required if Building Division value is $2,500 and under.

• Notarized Power of Attorney from contractor specifying project name, project number and address (for each plan submittal); if the licensed contractor does not appear in person.

• Certified copy of recorded Notice of Commencement.

• Payment. We accept business/personal checks, cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, debit cards.

Information Letters

• An Information letter will state that a project permit is ready to be issued and will include all pending fees. Financial institutions will frequently ask for these letters for financing. To request an information letter please submit a written request to the Senior Permit Analyst, Plans Coordination, Orange County Building Division, 201 South Rosalind Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801 and a check payable to Orange County Division of Building Safety for $15.00. Please allow 24 hours for request to be processed.

Revisions Please contact Plans Coordination at 407-836-5760 for requirements on submitting revisions after permit issuance.

Permit Extensions • To request an extension submit a written request to the Senior Permit Analyst, Plans Coordination, Orange

County Building Division, 201 South Rosalind Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32801 and a check payable to Orange County Division of Building Safety for $30.00. Please note extensions are only valid for 90 days and are granted only once per permit. Permit must be in an active status to qualify for an extension.

• If additional information is required, please contact Plans Coordination at 407-836-5760.

Save Time – Go Online √ View each phase of Plans Review anytime √ Sign up for email notification of your status √ Forward results to your design professional √ See updates in Real Time √ Track information and permit status as it is reviewed by divisions

Project Number: B_______________________ Authorization Number: _____________________

Any questions, please contact Plans Coordination at 407-836-5760

www.orangecountyfl.net/ebuilding/planreview/cpr.asp

http://www.orangecountyfl.net/reference/forms-files

http://www.orangecountyfl.net/ebuilding/planreview/cpr.asp


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LIST OF TENANT IMPROVEMENT SUBCONTRACTORS

DEMOLITION LOCKSMITH Central Environmental Services AA Action407-295-7005 407-423-0033

EIFS NEON SIGNSEagle Finishes Media 1 GrafixTom Reedy Doug Cleghorn 407-578-1132321-302-8098

C&S SignsELECTRICAL John Colado 407-331-5299Kelly ElectricTony Roebuck 407-467-7668 Boone Signs

Robert Boone (407) 422-6749Abbott Electric Jaxon Abbott 407-334-6056 Capital Sign

Audra/Kalaine at 407-578-1132

FINISH CARPENTRYAir-Pak Services & Products, Inc.Jay Walker 407-678-1847

PLUMBINGYES PlumbingLisa at 407-426-8803

GLASS/DOORS/STOREFRONTHarmon GlassMark Richards321-689-1759

HVAC/MECHANICALEmtechAndy Ousley407-521-8793

http://www.orangecountyfl.net/ebuilding/planreview/cpr.asp

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UTILITIES

ELECTRICITY: PROGRESS ENERGY(407) 269-1010

GAS: TECO PEOPLES GAS(407) 425-4662

TELEPHONE: SPRINT(800) 786-6272

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Banking Institutions

Bank of America (407) 236-150010900 Orangewood BlvdOrlando

Colonial Bank (407) 397-74002941 N. Poinciana BlvdKissimmee

Sun Trust Bank (407) 839-47869101 International DriveOrlando

Wachovia Bank (407) 649-536010375 Orangewood BlvdOrlando

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FIRE EXTINGUISHERS

CINTAS FIRE (407) 481-0872

MID-STATE FIRE (407) 246-8855

UNITED FIRE PROTECTION (407) 299-0201

SECURITY COMPANIES

ADT (407) 628-5000

HONEYWELL (407) 897-7200

SONITROL (407) 425-9031

BURNS INTERNATIONAL (407) 740-5995

PINKERTON SECURITIES (407) 856-5525

WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICES (407) 740-6932

LOCKSMITHS

A-A ACTION (407) 847-4005

ARMSTRONG LOCKSMITH (407) 894-7233

CENTRAL FLORIDA SAFE AND LOCK CO. (800) 432-0488

A.G. MAURO (407) 333-0500

EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES

ABLE BODY TEMPORARY SERVICES (727) 771-1111

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

THE ORLANDO SENTINEL (407) 420-5000

THE ORLANDO TIMES (407) 841-3052