Maintenance and Cleanliness Sample Clauses

Maintenance and Cleanliness. The Resident is liable for any damage or loss caused by negligence or misuse of the Room as set out in this agreement and the Resident and will be charged for labour, any associated costs of repairs, special cleaning and rubbish removal. • Fixed term tenancy cannot be renewed unless agreed by both tenant and UniLodge or otherwise it will end. • Hot and cold water connection and its usage are included in rent. • Lockout Fee – The first three lockouts are complimentary – following this a charge of NZ$25 is payable by the Resident if the Resident locks himself or herself out of the Building or their Room after Hours. • Replacement Swipe Card – a charge of NZ$50 is payable to provide a swipe card provided to the Resident if it is lost or misplaced. • Car parking – Is available for NZ$100 Per Week ( first come first serve)-Unauthorized car parked will be towed. • False Call Out Fee for Department of Fire and Emergency Services (FENZ) or contracted Fire Systems company – any charges incurred from a false fire alarm caused by the Resident or a guest of the Resident, will be on-charged to the resident. • Debt Collection costs – any charges incurred as a result of Unilodge having to contract a debt collection agency to collect all or some of the Residence Fee or any other miscenllaneous charges related to this contract.

Maintenance and Cleanliness. 1. The Organization shall comply with the following: a. The Organization shall pick up and properly dispose of or recycle trash and litter from all Facilities accessed or used by the Organization at the conclusion of each and every activity. The Organization shall return the Facilities to the condition they were in prior to use that day, unless the Organization obtains prior written approval from the District for any alteration to the Facilities or the condition of the Facilities. b. Painting or chalk lining of athletic fields for regular season play and approved tournament, and all-star games, clinics, camps or special events held by the Organization is the responsibility of the Organization, upon the prior written approval of the District. c. The Organization shall collect and return all equipment to its proper location upon the conclusion of each and every activity. The Organization shall collect and promptly remove all equipment and personal property from the Facilities before the end of each day. d. The Organization shall inspect the Facilities for safety prior to and after use by participants. After use, the Organization shall rake and fill any holes. e. The Organization shall monitor participants to assure that no damage, vandalism, or abuse of the District’s facilities occurs. Balls are not to be kicked, thrown, or hit into fences or buildings. The Organization must provide and/or use designated practice areas. f. In the event of inclement weather, the District Manager or designee shall determine playability of the fields and shall notify the Organization accordingly. Should inclement weather occur when the District staff is not present at the Facilities, the Organizations’ President or designee shall determine the playability of the fields. If damage to the Facilities or fields results from any use by the Organization, the Organization shall be financially responsible for repair. g. The Organization is responsible for any damages to the Facilities caused or contributed to by the Organization or any of its participants, spectators, or visitors. The Organization shall repair any such damage within the time requested by the District. If the Organization fails to repair such damage within the time requested by the District, the District may at its sole discretion, repair the damage and charge the costs of doing so directly to the Organization. The Organization agrees to pay such amounts within (30) days of receipt of a request or invoice from the Dist...

Maintenance and Cleanliness. The Tenant is responsible for keeping the Property clean and in good condition. Any damage caused by the Tenant, their guests, or pets will be repaired at the Tenant's expense. The Tenant agrees to follow the rules and regulations of the building and surrounding property.

Maintenance and Cleanliness. Residents shall adhere to the following maintenance procedures and standards: a. If there is a maintenance issue in a resident’s apartment, the resident must complete a maintenance request form located at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. If the request is an urgent issue (e.g. apartment flooding, etc.) please call the housing phone number immediately. b. For safety and pest control reasons, window screens are to remain on the windows at all times. c. Residents are responsible for cleanliness of their apartment. Maintenance checks and cleanliness inspections will be completed monthly. If the residents occupying an apartment let the cleanliness fall below the standard expected to be maintained at all times, they will be notified that they are to clean their apartment within 24 hours. The apartment will be re- inspected. Failure to meet cleanliness standards may result in disciplinary action. d. Residents and their roommates may be charged a fee for areas kept in poor physical condition and requiring non-routine service from maintenance and custodial staff.

Maintenance and Cleanliness. The SECOND PARTY shall maintain cleanliness and proper hygiene standards within their allocated rooms and shared areas. Failure to maintain cleanliness may result in fines or penalties as determined by the FIRST PARTY.

Maintenance and Cleanliness. Vendor shall keep the Vendor Premises and Market Common Areas immediately surrounding the Vendor Premises clean, orderly, sanitary and free from objectionable odors, debris, and litter, and termites, insects, vermin and other pests, and not to keep any live animals of any kind in, upon or about the Vendor Premises. Vendor shall not place any rubbish or any other obstructions or objects in areas immediately adjoining the Vendor Premises.

Maintenance and Cleanliness. The Resident is liable for any damage or loss caused by negligence or misuse of the Room as set out in this agreement and the Resident and will be charged for labour, any associated costs of repairs, special cleaning and rubbish removal. • Car parking – Is not available at Mayoral Drive Student Accommodation. • Lockout Fee – The first three lockouts are complimentary – following this a charge of $[25] is payable by the Resident each time the Resident locks himself or herself out of the Building or their Room. • Replacement Swipe Card – a charge of $[35] is payable to provide a swipe card provided to the Resident if it is lost or misplaced. • Laundry Fee - Commercial laundry is available onsite. There is a cost for this payable only by card. • False Call Out Fee for Department of Fire and Emergency Services (FENZ) or contracted Fire Systems company – any charges incurred from a false fire alarm caused by the Resident or a guest of the Resident, will be on-charged to the resident. • Breach Termination Fee – 3 weeks of the Residence Fee as set out in clause 13.

Maintenance and Cleanliness. 1. The Organization shall pick up and properly dispose of or recycle trash and litter from all areas, including, but not limited to, parking lots, fields, bleachers, dugouts, and concessions, used by the Organization no later than the conclusion of each and every practice or game. 2. Public restrooms shall be monitored and maintained during the Organization’s activities and locked each night. 3. Painting or chalk lining of athletic fields for regular season play and approved tournament, and all-star games, clinics, camps or special events held by the Organization is the responsibility of the Organization. However, County staff may be utilized pursuant to Section 2.A.2. of this Agreement. 4. The Organization shall collect all equipment and return all equipment to its proper storage location upon the conclusion of each and every practice or game. 5. The Organization shall maintain and keep in good repair all equipment purchased by the Organization that is kept at the facility, including the anchoring of goals to the County’s satisfaction. All equipment must be secured in place at all times to ensure public safety. 6. The Organization shall inspect the field for safety prior to use by participants. After use the Organization shall rake and fill any holes. 7. The Organization shall monitor participants to assure that no damage, vandalism, or abuse of the County’s facilities occurs. Balls are not to be kicked, thrown, or hit into fences or buildings. Organizations are responsible to provide and/or use designated practice areas. Reasonable wear associated with normal use as contemplated in the Agreement shall not constitute damage, vandalism or abuse of the facilities. 8. Practice on game field surfaces shall be moved around as much as possible to prevent damage to the game field turf areas. Recreational players shall be provided equal access to game field turf areas for practice as is given to competitive players. 9. In the event of inclement weather, the Parks and Recreation Manager or designee shall determine playability of the fields and shall notify the Organization accordingly. Should inclement weather occur when the County staff is not present at the facilities, the determination of playability of the fields shall rest with the Organization President. If damage to the playing field results from the use, following the President’s decision, the Organization shall be financially responsible for repair. 10. Any damages to the facility by the Organization or a...

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