Pest Control. Upon award, the Contractor shall manage all insect, weed and pest problems (as defined by Chapter 482, F.S.). In addition, any damage caused by pests during the implementation of the pest control program shall be immediately corrected by replacement with healthy turf or plants at the Contractor's expense. Pest Control program shall include, at a minimum, the following:
Pest Control. A. Whenever a department utilizes a pest control chemical in State owned or managed buildings/grounds, the department will provide at least forty-eight (48) hours notice prior to application of the chemical, unless an infestation occurs which requires immediate action. Notices will be posted in the lobby of the building and will be disseminated to building tenant contacts.
Pest Control. Renter is advised that Owner may use chemicals at the Facility including around the Rented Space, for pest control. For this reason, no pets are allowed. The only extermination provided by Owner, if at all, is in common areas of the Facility.
Pest Control. Renter is advised that Owner may use chemicals at the Facility including around the Rented Space, for pest control. For this reason, no pets are allowed. Renter is solely responsible for arranging, setting, and monitoring and disposing of any pest control devices within the Rented Space. Renter is advised to provide, set, maintain, and regularly remove, if necessary, any insect or rodent attraction/repellant/trap devices that Renter deems necessary to protect its Personal Property from loss or damage due to insect or rodent infestations. The only extermination provided by Owner, if at all, is in common areas other than the Rented Space.
Pest Control. All Residents are required to assist Fourth Street in pest control procedures. All Residents’ participation in Fourth Street’s pest control treatment program is MANDATORY. If the Residents’ Apartment is not ready when Fourth Street’s pest control vendor is scheduled to treat the Apartment, the Residents may be required to pay for extermination re-treatment (s) or a second exterminator visit fee as additional Rent. Residents are required to comply with all requests by Fourth Street for readying their Apartment unit for pest control treatments which may include emptying cupboards, removing materials from under sinks or vanities, and other requests. Residents also are required to follow any recommendations or treatment control requests of Fourth Street’s pest control vendor. Some pests, such as bedbugs, may require Residents to dispose of or professionally clean (at high temperatures or with chemical treatments) personal property and fabrics. Residents are responsible for all costs of treating or removing their personal property, furniture, mattresses, and fabrics needed, in the opinion of Fourth Street’s pest control vendor, to achieve effective pest control. Fourth Street will not reimburse or replace personal property that must be treated or eliminated. Failure to follow the requirements of Fourth Street’s pest control vendor is a breach of this Agreement and constitutes a Default. A Resident’s failure to promptly notify Fourth Street of pests in the Resident’s Apartment is a serious violation of and Default under this Agreement. Prompt notification to Fourth Street is necessary to prevent pest infestation and to keep pests from spreading. In the event of a routine inspection that discloses that the Apartment has had an ongoing pest problem that has not been reported by the Residents, this Agreement may be terminated or non-renewed. In ordinary circumstances of pest control, Fourth Street will pay for the pest control treatment. In circumstances where Fourth Street’s professional pest control provider determines that the pests have been brought into the apartment by a Resident or Resident’s guests, where the Resident has failed to notify Fourth Street of a pest problem, or where the unit has been treated in the past and there is a re-infestation or a failure to take all steps required to eliminate the infestation, then Fourth Street shall be entitled to charge Resident for the cost of the initial service, or repeat service to the apartment, common areas or...
Pest Control. Landlord provides pest control service if problems with pests arise. Tenant agrees to allow Landlord, without interference, to engage in chemical and mechanical pest control measures within the Premises and the building and grounds wherein the building is located. Landlord makes no guarantee to provide Tenant with alternative housing due to pest control issues as long as the issue is resolved within a reasonable time frame.
Pest Control. If Landlord notifies Tenant of a scheduled extermination of the Premises, and Tenant fails to prepare the Premises for such extermination in accordance with Landlord’s instructions, Tenant acknowledges that by Tenant’s failure to comply with Landlord’s instructions, Tenant will have prevented Landlord’s exterminator from properly exterminating the building in which the Premises are located. Under such circumstances, Tenant acknowledges that Tenant will be liable for any damages or losses sustained by Landlord as a result thereof and that Tenant will have materially and substantially breached this Lease. In addition, Tenant acknowledges that Tenant’s obligation to keep the Premises in a neat, clean, good and sanitary condition includes keeping Tenant’s clothing, furniture, bed frames, mattresses, bedding, curtains and storage closets free of bed bugs and their eggs. If Tenant suspects a bed bug infestation within the Premises, Tenant must immediately notify Landlord of such suspected infestation at which time Landlord will hire a licensed pest control operator to confirm the infestation. If there is a bed bug infestation, the licensed pest control operator will develop an integrated treatment and eradication plan. The cost of inspection and treatment of the infested area will be at the expense of Landlord. Tenant shall be obligated, at Tenant’s expense, to immediately have the Premises and Tenant’s furniture, mattresses or other affected property prepared for treatment and, if applicable, removed from the Premises and have the infested area cleaned. In the event that the Tenant fails to grant access, prepare the Premises for treatment, or fails to permanently remove infested personal property from the Premises, Tenant acknowledges that Tenant will be liable for any damages or losses sustained by Landlord as a result thereof and that Tenant will have materially and substantially breached this Lease. If Tenant vacates the Premises and a bed bug infestation of the Premises is subsequently discovered, Tenant will be responsible for the cost of inspection, treatment, eradication and cleaning of the Premises. In the event that a bed bug infestation spreads from the Premises into other areas of the building, whether adjacent to, above or below the Premises, Tenant will also be held responsible for the expense of inspection, treatment, eradication and cleaning of such other areas.
Pest Control. It is understood and agreed that the Lessor is responsible for providing pest control measures and pesticides, which conform to local health department regulations, to keep the premises free from pests and in a tenantable condition.
Pest Control. Landlord will be responsible for termite and rodent control. Landlord shall not provide pest control services (which include the removal of ants, cockroaches, spiders and other insects). If the Tenant has a xxxxx infestation after they move in they will be considered the cause of it and charged for the treatments. A pest control company will be sent to the property after the first 6 months of the lease, if an issue is found the tenants will be charged for the treatments.
Pest Control. Landlord shall provide pest control as needed. Resident and Co-tenants agree to immediately report any pest issues to Landlord for necessary remediation, and Residents shall provide Landlord and pest control company agent access. It is the responsibility of the Residents to keep the Unit and Premises clean. If Residents consistently live in an unsanitary environment, Resident acknowledges and accepts that the Landlord is limited in its ability to address any pest situations, and Resident waives their rights to hold Landlord responsible for continual issues. When moving into the Unit, Resident agrees to inspect the Bedrooms, Unit, and Premises for pests including but not limited to mice, fleas, bedbugs, roaches, or other bugs to the best of their ability. After move in inspection and after Resident has returned the move in inspection form, if Resident has not made any mention of the pests in writing, Residents will be responsible for the costs incurred by Landlord to remedy the pest condition. This expense becomes immediately payable as additional Rent. If not paid, charges will be deducted from each Resident’s Security Deposit. Bedbugs originate in any furniture, furnishings, bedding, and clothing of personal property. For additional information regarding rights and responsibilities of pest control, Residents can refer to the Ohio Landlord Resident Law – Ohio Revised Code Section 5321.05.
