Shared Utilities Sample Clauses
The Shared Utilities clause defines how multiple parties will jointly use and manage utility services, such as water, electricity, or internet, that serve more than one property or unit. It typically outlines the responsibilities for maintenance, cost-sharing arrangements, and access rights among the parties involved. By clearly allocating obligations and expenses, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that all parties understand their roles in maintaining and paying for shared utility services.
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Shared Utilities. If gas and electric meters for a particular dwelling are not separate (i.e., the meter does measure solely that particular unit’s services), the landlord must notify the tenant before the tenancy begins (CIV 1940.
Shared Utilities. Choose the utilities that the roommates will equally share. You can write any other utilities not on the list. Also, you may include additional details regarding the division of payment (▇.▇. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ will solely be responsible for paying for electricity). Step 6 – Enter Condition and Maintenance Details 11. Maintenance Responsibilities. Select the cleaning and maintenance items the roommates will share responsibility for. You can write any other items not on the list. 12.
Shared Utilities. If the Premises has a shared electrical or gas meter, the Landlord agrees to share with the Tenant how the charges are separated. If there are shared utilities, the Tenant acknowledges they have received information on how the charges are separated with their signature below on this Agreement.
Shared Utilities. If any utility meter is shared by the Tenant and another property or resident, the Landlord has shown the Tenant how it is charged in accordance with § 33-1314.01 of the Arizona Revised Statutes.
Shared Utilities. Whether provided by Landlord or provided by Tenant all parties agree to share utility expenses (telephone, movie channels, electric, internet, etc.) incurred by the premises during lease term. It is recommended to have a signed agreement by all Tenants about any services that are provided to the premises that the costs will be shared by Tenants. Tenant agrees to pay any and all installation charges, connection fees, and monthly expenses to Tenant whose name service is in within (7) Seven days of receipt of bills to ensure timely payment of the full monthly ▇▇▇▇ to provider for service. Landlord will not be responsible for determining responsibility for Tenant expenses.
Shared Utilities. In accordance with § 562A.13(4), the landlord must disclose to the tenant if there are shared utility charges and the rate at which the charges and services are calculated and billed.
Shared Utilities. If the Premises has a shared meter for any utility service, how the Tenant’s portion of the charges must be outlined and explained to the Tenant prior to occupancy and in accordance with State law. The Tenant, with their signature below on this Agreement, acknowledges that if there is a shared meter for any utility service, that it has been explained an outlined to them in accordance with State law.
Shared Utilities. To the extent that utilities are shared between Landlord and Tenant, including lawn irrigation and a water well, the cost or responsibility for those utilities shall be equitable shared by and between Landlord and Tenant based on their respective uses in a fashion mutually agreeable to the parties.
Shared Utilities. The Landlord must inform the Tenant if there is a shared gas or electricity meter and explain how costs will be shared between tenants as per CIV Code § 1940.9.
Shared Utilities. If there is a shared utility meter between the tenant and a different property or resident, the tenant has been informed how the charges are accrued in accordance with § 33-1314.01 of the Arizona Revised Statutes. PASS THROUGH TAX FOR BUSINESS: If the pass-through tax for businesses has changed in the location of the property, the landlord may update the lease to reflect that tax by giving at least 30 (thirty) days’ notice to the tenant in line with § 33-1314 of the Arizona Revised Statutes.