Freezing of Pipes Sample Clauses

Freezing of Pipes. To help in preventing the freezing of pipes, Xxxxxx agrees that when the temperature outside falls below 32ºF, Tenant shall: (1) leave the thermostat regulating the heat serving Premises in an "on" position and set to a minimum of 60ºF; and (2) leave the faucets dripping.
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Freezing of Pipes. To help in preventing the freezing of pipes, Tenant agrees that when the temperature outside falls below 32°F, Tenant shall:
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Freezing of Pipes. To prevent the pipes from freezing in cold weather, Tenant shall ensure that the heating system maintains an internal temperature at the property of a minimum of 60 degrees Fahrenheit and shall leave faucets dripping whenever the outside temperature falls below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Tenant agrees to ensure that any utilities required to operate the heating system are turned on and kept current in Tenant’s name unless provided otherwise in this Lease. SAMPLE further agrees that Xxxxxx shall be responsible for damage to the Property and Xxxxxx's property as well as injury to Xxxxxx and Occupants resulting from Xxxxxx's failure to comply with the terms of this Paragraph.
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Freezing of Pipes. To prevent the freezing of pipes, Resident agrees that the heating system will be set to a minimum of 60 degrees Fahrenheit when temperatures fall below 32 degrees Fahrenheit outside, as well as having faucets dripping. (G) Mold and Mildew: Resident understands that mold and/or mildew can grow within the premises of the home. It is understood that resident must provide proper climate control in the home, keep the property clean to prevent the growth of mold or mildew and notify Management immediately of any leaks or moisture issues. For more information regarding mold and mildew visit xxx.xxx.xxx.
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Freezing of Pipes. To help in preventing the freezing of pipes, Tenant agrees that when the temperature outside falls below 32°F, Tenant shall: (a) leave the thermostat regulating the heat serving the Premises in the “on” position and set to a minimum of 60°F; and (b) leave the faucets dripping. Tenant further agrees to pay for repair and any damages, which result from any negligence on Tenant’s part from broken water pipes due to below freezing temperatures.
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Freezing of Pipes. LESSEE is to repair at his own expense any damage to water pipes caused by freezing or any neglect on his part, also to be responsible for all damages to the Premises caused by freezing or any neglect on his part, also to be responsible for all damages to the property of the LESSOR or to adjoining buildings, caused by the overflow or breakage of water works in said premises during the term of this lease.
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