HEATING AND HOT WATER Clause Samples
The "Heating and Hot Water" clause sets out the responsibilities and arrangements regarding the provision and maintenance of heating and hot water systems within a property. Typically, it specifies whether the landlord or tenant is responsible for ensuring these systems are in good working order, outlines any required standards for temperature or supply, and may address access for repairs or servicing. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations, helping to prevent disputes and maintain a safe, comfortable living environment.
HEATING AND HOT WATER. LSI Portsmouth’s gas boilers are serviced and the water tanks chlorinated annually by ▇▇▇▇▇ Ltd under the supervision of the Building Manager. • Allianz Insurance Company inspects the boilers and calorifiers bi-annually. • The Building Manager is responsible for assessing COSHH substances. • A risk assessment on COSSH is carried out at least annually and when there is a major change. COSSH RISKS: • Sanitary Waste – stored in purpose designed bins in the toilets and disposed of monthly (fortnightly during the summer months) By CJS Environmental under the supervision of the Building Manager. • Cleaning materials – Supervised by the Building Manager these are stored securely in a cupboard on the 4th floor and in a room on the 7th floor. Information sheets are displayed on the cleaners’ notice board in room 706 • Toner cartridges used in photocopiers and printer cartridges. When empty, these are disposed of in boxes in the stationery storage area and then collected by Clare’s (stationery supplier) who recycle them. • Batteries – these are stored in boxes in the stationery storage area and then collected by Clare’s (stationery supplier) who recycle them.
HEATING AND HOT WATER. Landlord shall furnish to and for the use of Tenant, in fixtures on the premises provided for such purpose by Landlord and no other fixtures, hot and cold water in radiators or other fixtures on the premises, and a reasonable amount of heat at reasonable hours at least as required by the applicable municipal code.
HEATING AND HOT WATER. 2.1 We’ll supply Heating and Hot Water to the Address from the Start Date until termination if:
(a) we have all necessary authorisations or exemptions required for the supply of Heating and Hot Water to domestic premises;
(b) the Heating and Hot Water will be supplied through a meter; and
(c) the Address is connected to our Network.
2.2 You will give us meter readings at the Start Date or allow us to obtain such readings.
HEATING AND HOT WATER. The annual account for heating and hot water includes, to the extent of the actual costs, the items cited in Articles 5 through 7 of the Ordinance on the Lease and Usufructuary Lease of Residential and Business Premises of 9 May 1990 (OBLF). This involves in particular the following headings: • fuel and energy consumed; • electric energy used for the burners and pumps; • expenses for utilising substitute energies; • cleaning of the heating installation and the flue, scraping, burning and oiling of the boiler, and removal of waste and slag; • periodic review of the heating installation, heating oil reservoirs included, and de-scaling of the hot water installation, the water heaters and pipes; • reading, statement and maintenance of apparatuses when the heating costs are calculated individually; • maintenance; • insurance premiums exclusively relating to the heating installation; • administrative work caused by the operation of the heating installation. In accordance with Article 6 OBLF and subject to Article 6a OBLF, the expenses for repair and renovation as well as the service of the interest and amortisation of the installations are not part of the accounts. The tenant also bears the costs of the cold water necessary to operate the heating installation and supply the domestic hot water boiler.