Common Lighting Sample Clauses
The Common Lighting clause defines the responsibilities and standards for lighting in shared areas of a property, such as hallways, lobbies, and exterior walkways. Typically, this clause specifies who is responsible for installing, maintaining, and paying for the electricity used by these lights, and may set requirements for brightness, hours of operation, or energy efficiency. Its core practical function is to ensure that common areas are safely and adequately illuminated, thereby promoting safety, accessibility, and comfort for all occupants and visitors.
Common Lighting. Illumination of compound with proper lighting will be provided. Necessary illumination of all lobbies, staircases and other common areas will be provided.
Common Lighting. The cost of electricity for common lighting shall be paid by the Association. With the exception of the fixtures located within Condominium Units, all light fixtures shall be maintained, repaired, renovated, restored, and replaced and light bulbs furnished by the Association. The size and nature of the bulbs to be used in the fixtures shall also be determined by the Association in its discretion. No Co-owner shall modify or change such fixtures in any way nor cause the electrical flow for their operation to be interrupted at any time. If the fixtures operate on photo electric cells, the timers for such cells shall be set by and at the discretion of the Association, and shall remain lit at all times determined by the Association.
Common Lighting. The Developer and/or the Association may, but is/are not required to install illuminating fixtures within West Winds and to designate the same as common lighting as provided in the Section 4.1 of this Master Deed. Some of the common lighting may be installed within the General Common Elements. The cost of electricity for common lighting shall be paid by the Association. Said fixtures shall be maintained, repaired, renovated, restored, and replaced and the light bulbs furnished by the Association if not provided for by the utility company that provides for power. The size and nature of the bulbs, if optional, to be used in the fixtures shall also be determined by the Association in its discretion. No Co-Owner shall modify or change such fixtures in any way nor cause the electrical frow for their operation to be interrupted at any time. If the fixtures operate on photo electric cells, the timers for such cells shall be set by and at the discretion of the Association, shall remain lit at all times determined by the Association.
Common Lighting i. Overhead illumination for compound and pathway lighting; ii. Necessary Illumination in all lobbies, staircases and & common areas;
Common Lighting. 10.1 Landscape, street & other area of the Complex illuminated with required Lux Level
10.2 Use of LED Light fixtures in major areas to minimise the power consumption at common area.
Common Lighting. Maintaining, cleaning and replacing Common Lighting facilities, including lamps, ballasts and lenses.
Common Lighting. Common Lighting shall be kept on during those ▇▇▇▇, dusk and nighttime hours that fall between one-half hour before and one-half hour after the hours of standard operation of the Shopping Center (“Common Lighting Hours”). However, Common Lighting need not be maintained in the event of failure of power, restrictive governmental law or regulations, riots, insurrection, war, act of God, or other reason of a like nature not the fault of the party responsible for Common Lighting, in which instance performance of the foregoing covenant shall be excused. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Owner of any Lot may require the Manager to light the Common Facilities on its Lot beyond Common Lighting Hours, provided such Owner shall pay the cost thereof, as reasonably determined by Manager; provided that, in the alternative, such Owner may, at its sole option and cost, cause the Common Lighting on its Lot to be separately metered and handle such lighting itself.