Does Petro Stopping Center require approval of the lease before it is signed?

te for a Petro Center or for any other purpose; and

• (b) our recommendation or approval of the Protected Area (if any) or Site indicates only that we believe that the Protected Area (if any) or Site falls within the acceptable criteria for sites and areas that we have established as of the time of our recommendation or approval of the Protected Area (if any) or Site.

4.3 Leases.

(a) Lease of Site. You must acquire premises for the Petro Center. At your option, you may lease the Site or acquire it by other means.

• (b) Lease Approval. You must obtain our approval of the lease(s) (if any) (each a "Lease") before you sign it, or any renewal of it. You must deliver a copy of each signed Lease to us within three (3) business days after its full execution along with the fully executed Lease Assignment. Our review and approval of the Lease is solely to ensure that the Lease contains terms that we accept or require for our benefit and the Petro System; it is not a substitute for careful review and analysis by you and your advisors. Our approval of the Lease does not constitute a warranty or any assurance that the Lease contains terms and conditions for your benefit nor that the location will be successful. You agree and acknowledge that you are solely responsible for negotiating the Lease and ensuring that its terms and conditions meet your interests and objectives. You must pay us the Leasing Review Fee set forth in Section 9.6 and reimburse us for such other reasonable legal fees we incur in connection with our review and negotiation of the Lease and related agreements and documentation.
• (c) Lease Assignment. You must not sign any Lease or renewal of a Lease unless you and the lessor and/or sublessor (if applicable) have also signed our Lease Assignment and the Memorandum of Right of First Refusal attached thereto.

Source: Item 14 — Other investments (FDD pages 131–208)