Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities Sample Clauses
The Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities clause defines which party is responsible for maintaining and repairing the property or equipment covered by the agreement. Typically, it outlines the specific duties of each party, such as requiring the tenant to handle routine upkeep while the landlord addresses structural repairs, or specifying that the lessee must keep leased equipment in good working order. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring the property or equipment remains in good condition throughout the contract term.
Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities. 4.9.2.1 University makes no implied or express warranties with respect to the equipment provided by University, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. However, Vendor shall have the benefit of any warranty or guarantee given University by the manufacturer or the seller of the equipment.
4.9.2.2 Vendor shall be responsible for performing the proper use and care for the equipment (in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions) and facilities it is assigned and/or uses in the performance of its daily duties. Vendor shall be responsible for performing all preventative maintenance on equipment, fixtures, furnishings and building components.
4.9.2.3 Vendor shall be responsible to schedule and pay for repair of University owned equipment. Repair services may be provided by the University’s Facilities Management department or shall authorize the use of outside maintenance services when required for proper maintenance and/or repair.
4.9.2.4 Vendor shall be responsible for all costs of maintenance of University provided facilities, capital equipment and furnishings, including labor and supplies, whether provided by University’s maintenance staff or by outside maintenance services, unless repairs and maintenance are the result of abuse or negligence on the part of University, its agents and/or employees, in which case, University shall pay for any required repair or replacement.
4.9.2.5 After consultation with Vendor regarding the disposition, removal and/or use of excess Dining Services Program capital equipment, furnishings, or smallwares owned by University, University shall declare as surplus and dispose of any surplus property or designates such for removal by vendor. Under no circumstances shall the Vendor remove any University owned equipment from the premises without written permission from the Contract Administrator.
4.9.2.6 Annually, but not later than February 1 of each year, Vendor shall advise University of requests for the ensuing year for new capital equipment or replacement of such current capital equipment that is worn beyond the point for which, in Vendor’ opinion, the cost of repairing would exceed that of the purchase of new equipment. Vendor shall be responsible to maintain ongoing and accurate records of all preventative maintenance and repairs of University owned equipment, and to notify Contract Administrator as equipment related issues arise. University shall be responsi...
Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities. Maintenance and repair responsibilities for lines and mains other than the water and/or sanitary sewer laterals serving a property, shall be the responsibility of the Municipality providing public water and/or sanitary sewer service to the property. The water and sanitary sewer lateral maintenance and repair shall be the responsibility to the property owner receiving the service in accordance the policies and ordinances of the municipality providing the service.
Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities. The City shall be responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of the non-leased City Duct System and the City Unused Conduit. Zayo shall be responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of the Leased Conduit, the Zayo Conduit, the Zayo Fiber, the City Fiber and the 2 Strands of Dark Fiber.
Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities. 5.1 City will provide a level of maintenance service to the Facility consistent with its level of maintenance at other city parks. In addition, City shall: • Be responsible for mowing and field maintenance two (2) days per week inside the fences. • Be responsible for maintenance and repair of fencing, parking lots, restrooms, and sidewalks. • Collect trash from the trash receptacles daily at the same level as other City parks. • Be responsible for maintaining the underground utility lines and pipes leading to all buildings.
5.2 User shall: • Be responsible for and bear all costs associated with the operation and maintenance of all little league season or sport specific upkeep to the Facility. This includes chalking foul/boundary lines, dragging infields, screening, etc. • Will inform parents that they can’t have sunflower seeds at the Facility. • Be responsible for and bear the cost for repairs to City property caused by User, including irrigation, landscape, facility damages. • Stripe the fields as needed during User’s season and pay all costs associated with such striping. • Not mow the grass on the fields. • Maintain at least a three (3) foot clearing from all electrical panel boxes. • Notify City immediately of any leaks or repairs needed on utility lines at the Facility. • Furnish and maintain its own equipment, materials, and/or supplies for operating the Permitted Uses, including starting blocks, bases, public address systems, nets, and similar items. • Remove trash daily from dugouts, playing fields, facilities/buildings, parking areas and common areas for trash, debris, and litter associated with their activities. • Email the City’s Sports Coordinator for any repair or maintenance needs. Emergency requests such as massive water leaks and fallen trees may be made in person. Verbal requests shall be followed up with written requests to insure completion of request.
5.3 User shall correct hazardous conditions caused by User’s activities. Failure to address the hazardous conditions within 24 hours of written notice from City may result in the suspension of this Agreement until the condition is corrected.
5.4 City will not provide maintenance or upkeep to property or facilities that are not owned by the City but retains the right to remove the property after 24-hour notification by the City. As of the effective date of this Agreement, the parties agree that the following property and facilities are not owned by the City: • Baseballs gloves, baseballs, ...
Maintenance and Repair Responsibilities. 1. Responsibility for Maintenance Agreements The Consortium Board is responsible for obtaining and managing a consortium-wide fiber-maintenance agreement or for approving multiple agreements, whichever is the most expedient. The Board will periodically review the maintenance agreements in place and competitively bid any agreements for which it is directly responsible.