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SECOND AMENDMENT TO THE FISCAL YEAR 2019 BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2021This Second Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2019 Business Improvement District Management

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What is waiver and second amendment?

Waiver is a relinquishment or giving up of a right. Second amendment refers to an addition or change to a legal document.

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Parties involved in a contract or legal agreement may be required to file a waiver or second amendment.

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What is the purpose of waiver and second amendment?

The purpose of a waiver is to release or waive certain rights, while a second amendment is used to modify or update existing legal documents.

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The information reported on a waiver and second amendment may include the parties involved, the changes being made, and the effective date of the waiver or amendment.