Interior Pest Control Sample Clauses

Interior Pest Control. Unless Par. 9 says otherwise, we‘ll ar- range and pay for extermination services for all pests within the dwelling, as needed in our reasonable judgment.
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Interior Pest Control. Pest control must be arranged as need- ed in our reasonable judgment and paid for by r us or r the Association. The Association is not responsible for pest control unless specifically provided in the Association regulations.
Interior Pest Control. Subtenant shall directly contract with third party providers for interior pest control services for Building Three.
Interior Pest Control. Pest control services of the interior of the Unit shall be performed quarterly by Agent’s third party pest management company. Any additional services or visits outside of the quarterly schedule will be billed as an additional charge. Unit Size Interior Pest Control Fee One Bedroom Suite Third party rate plus 10% service fee per quarter Two Bedroom Suite Third party rate plus 10% service fee per quarter Three Bedroom Suite Third party rate plus 10% service fee per quarter Exhibit “C” (Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment) THE ITEMS LISTED ON THIS EXHIBIT “C” SHALL BE IN ADDITION TO, AND NOT IN LIEU OF, THOSE ITEMS REQUIRED UNDER THE OPERATING STANDARD. WHERE THERE IS A CONFLICT BETWEEN THE ITEMS REQUIRED ON THIS EXHIBIT “C” AND THE OPERATING STANDARD, THE OPERATING STANDARD SHALL CONTROL. Owner Responsibilities and Costs At its sole cost and expense, Owner is responsible for replacement of, but not limited to, any item of furniture, fixture or equipment listed below, necessary to maintain the Unit in accordance with the Operating Standard. Owner shall not hold Agent responsible for repair, restoration and/or redecorating or other expenses arising as the result of the rental or use of the Unit as a result of normal wear and tear, and acknowledges that such expenditures are the Owner's responsibility. Owner further recognizes that the rental occupancy will accelerate normal wear and tear and periodic refurbishing will be required to meet the rental guest’s expectations regarding current aesthetic and quality standards for high end lodging. To get an idea of the expected “rental life” of some of the major items, and for Owner to allow time to budget for these expenses, please note the following estimated rental life expectancies: ⮚ Carpet - replace every 6-7 years ⮚ Painting - interior repaint every 6-7 years (touch-up annually, as needed) ⮚ Upholstered Furniture - replace every 6-7 years ⮚ Case Goods Furniture – replace every 12 years ⮚ Décor/Wall Hangings - every 7-12 years ⮚ Major Kitchen Appliances - replace every 15 years ⮚ Washer & Dryer – replace every 15 years ⮚ Bathroom Fixtures - replace every 15 years ⮚ TV's - replace every 7-12 years ⮚ Bed Mattress and Box Spring – replace every 9-10 years In addition to any other requirements under the Operating Standard, Owner responsibilities include: Major Appliances: Stove, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, washer & dryer Decks: Small Decks – High-end outdoor seating set for two (2) guests w/ a matching bistr...

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