Septic System. It is mutually agreed and understood that a typical septic system for one of Landlord's buildings includes a soil line from the bathrooms to the septic tank, and an interconnect pipe(s) from the septic tank to either a distribution box or directly to one or more cesspools. It is agreed that the demised premises includes two sets of bathrooms which are for the exclusive use of the Tenant and that any and all expenses relating to repairs for stopped-up toilets, backed-up sinks, and/or clogged drains and soil lines shall be borne solely by the Tenant unless such repairs are attributable to the malfunctioning of the septic system due to structural constraints such as an age related reduction in usable capacity. Structural repairs to the soil line, interconnect pipe(s), distribution box, septic tank, or cesspool shall be borne solely by Landlord provided that such repairs were not caused by the negligence or misuse of the facilities by the Tenant. In that event, Tenant shall solely bear all costs. It is understood that all materials removed from commercial building cesspools by carters are tested for toxic chemicals by Suffolk County Department of Health. Tenant shall be required, on demand, to provide Landlord, within a reasonable period of time, a list of chemicals, if any, by quantity and composition used in Tenant's operation which are listed under Section 313 of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (S▇▇▇).
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Septic System. It is mutually agreed and understood that a typical septic system for one of Landlord's buildings includes a soil line from the bathrooms to the septic tank, and an interconnect pipe(s) from the septic tank to either a distribution box or directly to one or more cesspools. It is agreed that the demised premises includes two sets a set of bathrooms bathrooms, currently in good working order, which are for the exclusive use of the Tenant and that any and all expenses relating to repairs for stopped-up toilets, backed-up sinks, and/or clogged drains and soil lines shall be borne solely by the Tenant unless such repairs are attributable to the malfunctioning of the septic system due to structural constraints such as an age related reduction in usable capacity. Structural repairs to the soil line, interconnect pipe(s), ) distribution box, septic tank, or cesspool shall be borne solely by the sole responsibility of the Landlord provided that such repairs were not caused by the negligence or misuse of the facilities by the Tenant. In that event, Tenant shall solely bear all costs. It is understood that all materials removed from commercial building cesspools by carters are tested for toxic chemicals by Suffolk County Department of Health. Tenant shall be required, on demand, to provide Landlord, within a reasonable period of time, a list of chemicals, if any, by quantity and composition composition, used or stored in Tenant's operation which are listed under Section 313 of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Preauthorization Act (S▇▇▇▇).
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