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(Part I - Continued) Page 2 *Provisions 1 thru 7 (Civil Rights) not mandatory unless airport is obligated by one of the above agreements since January 30, 1965. PART II SCOPE. Lease, license, permit, contract, etc., for the right or privilege to engage in a business or venture other than direct and supportive aeronautical or complimentary aeronautical , such as: manufacturing, agriculture, etc. *Lease Provisions. The following numbered provisions contained in Part III of the Guide sh--ouTrbe included in the class of agreements referred to under Part II."Scope" above: A. Grant Agreements (1 thru 14 ) B. Surplus Property (1 thru 14 and 16) C. Both Grant Agreements b (1 thru 14 and 16) Surplus Property *Provision 1 thru 7 (Civil Rights) not mandatory unless airport is obligated by one of the above agreements since January 30, 1965. CAVEAT: Regarding MBE leasing requirements-criteria. Long-Term Exclusive j Leases: Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) Sponsors must not exclude MBEs 1 from participation in business opportunities by entering into exclusive agreements for a long term (5 years or over) with non-MBEs for the operation of major transportation related activities, major activities for the provision of goods and services to the facility or to the public on the facility. The requirement does not necessitate the reformation of existing long-term exclusive leases. However, sponsors should encourage lessees to afford opportunities for MBE sub-leases. Long-term exclusive leases with non-MBEs are forbidden, except under the following circumstances: (1) Conditions warrant an exemption, granted by the Secretary or the Secretary's designee and the lease includes sub-leasing opportunities for MBEs; or (2) The lessee is an airline; or (3) The long-term lease is exclusive only to a portion of the airport and not the entire facility, e.g. , if an airport has two terminals, it may orfer a long-term iedse to d particular type of lessee in one terminal , as long as there is a similar opportunity in the second terminal for a lessee engaged in the same business.