Common use of BEDBUGS Clause in Contracts

BEDBUGS. Cimex Lecturalis, or the common bedbug, poses a serious issue to community living spaces nationwide. In a proactive effort to keep The Summit Apartments clear of this problem, we are partnering with our Licensees to educate them on methods of identification, prevention, and remediation. ▪ Licensee shall review and adhere to the Bedbug Information Pamphlet provided by The Summit Apartments electronically and/or by hard copy. ▪ All of Licensee’s belongings must be free of bedbugs at the time of the Term Commencement Date. ▪ Licensee may not bring mattresses or furniture collected from the street or area around dumpsters into their Unit. All secondhand furniture must be thoroughly inspected by the Licensee and free of bedbugs prior to bringing it into the building. ▪ If Licensee has been exposed to bedbugs or suspects that they have been bitten by one or more bedbugs, they must notify Agent immediately. ▪ Licensees within the Unit must prepare their Unit as instructed by Agent for the treatment of any bedbug issues, including preventative treatment(s). ▪ If Licensee’s belongings and/or furniture are found to have bedbugs, Licensee must cooperate with Agent’s treatment efforts, which may include third-party involvement. ▪ Licensee’s failure to cooperate with Agent’s treatment efforts may result in Licensee being charged for all treatment costs and resulting damages and expenses. ▪ Licensee may be required to maintain detection devices in their Unit and notify Agent immediately upon any positive detection.

BEDBUGS. Cimex Lecturalis, or the common bedbug, poses a serious issue to community living spaces nationwide. In a proactive effort to keep The Summit Apartments clear of this problem, we are partnering with our Licensees to educate them on methods of identification, prevention, and remediation. ▪  Licensee shall review and adhere to the Bedbug Information Pamphlet provided by The Summit Apartments electronically and/or by hard copy. ▪  All of Licensee’s belongings must be free of bedbugs at the time of the Term Commencement Date. ▪  Licensee may not bring mattresses or furniture collected from the street or area around dumpsters into their Unit. All secondhand furniture must be thoroughly inspected by the Licensee and free of bedbugs prior to bringing it into the building. ▪  If Licensee has been exposed to bedbugs or suspects that they have been bitten by one or more bedbugs, they must notify Agent immediately. ▪  Licensees within the Unit must prepare their Unit as instructed by Agent for the treatment of any bedbug issues, including preventative treatment(s). ▪  If Licensee’s belongings and/or furniture are found to have bedbugs, Licensee must cooperate with Agent’s treatment efforts, which may include third-party involvement. ▪  Licensee’s failure to cooperate with Agent’s treatment efforts may result in Licensee being charged for all treatment costs and resulting damages and expenses. ▪  Licensee may be required to maintain detection devices in their Unit and notify Agent immediately upon any positive detection.