CoreCivic Lease Agreements and ESG Strategy
Payment Mechanism
Total Maximum Annual Lease Payment
CPI
MALPY = (80% × MALP;) + 20% × MALPyx
CPI₁
Variable
Definition
y
MALP Maximum Annual Lease Payment
CPly
CPI₁
Numbered Lease Year during which a Maximum Annual Lease
Payment is determined
The first or initial numbered Lease Year during which a Maximum
Annual Lease Payment is determined and owing in accordance with
the Leases
Maximum Annual Lease Payment
The CPI as of the anniversary of the Occupancy Date in the Lease
Year "y"
The initial year CPI
Total Maximum Monthly Lease Payment
Variable
y
m
MALP = Maximum Annual Lease Payment
MALPmMALPyx
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Definition
Numbered Lease Year during which a Maximum Annual Lease
Payment is determined
Calendar Month during which a Monthly Lease Payment is determined
and paid
Maximum Annual Lease Payment
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Payment Mechanism
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Beginning on the Occupancy Date and for the remainder of the
Term, Lessee shall make Lease Payments to Lessor in accordance
with the Lease for each full or partial month
Monthly Lease Payments will be calculated according to the
Payment Mechanism detailed to the left
The Lease Payment will also be subject to deductions following
Noncompliance Events, detailed in the next slide
The Lessee shall make best efforts to cause the State Legislature
to appropriate all amounts sufficient to enable Lessee to pay
amounts owed by Lessee to Lessor under the Lease
Lessee covenants that it shall perform all actions lawfully within its
power to obtain and maintain funds from which to make all
payments owed by Lessee to Lessor, and will prioritize payments to
the Lessor over all other payments to the extant permissible by law
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Lessee will not procure,
construct, purchase, acquire, lease, or otherwise utilize any other
correctional facility if doing so would result in the effective
replacement of the Facility, or a material reduction in, or substantial
modification of, Lessee's need to utilize the Facility
In addition, ADOC will reimburse the Lessors for certain pass-
through expenses such as property taxes
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