Pest Policy Clause Samples
A Pest Policy clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures related to pest control within a property or premises. Typically, it specifies which party—such as the landlord or tenant—is responsible for preventing, reporting, and addressing pest infestations, and may set standards for regular inspections or treatments. For example, the clause might require tenants to promptly notify the landlord of any pest issues and maintain cleanliness, while obligating the landlord to arrange for professional extermination if necessary. The core function of this clause is to clearly allocate responsibility for pest management, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring a healthy living or working environment.
Pest Policy. The Resident agrees that should the Resident suspect the presence of pests including bed bugs in the Resident’s room, the Resident must notify the Residence Office immediately. The Resident will not be relocated as this may result in the transfer of pests to a new room. The Resident will receive no reduction in Residence Fees. There will be inspections of all rooms for pests by contracted specialists including canine units, at least once during the term of the Residence and Dining Agreement. All Residents must co-operate in the inspection of their rooms and the treatment process, as detailed online at: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/residence/current-resident/pest-control.
Pest Policy. Residential buildings are occasionally subject to pest outbreaks, including, but not limited to, bedbugs. If a pest outbreak is suspected, Residents are required to immediately contact Student Housing & Residence Life so an inspection can be arranged. If the presence of pests is confirmed, Residents will be required to actively participate in the treatment by following the directives of the University and/or professional Pest Control workers. To reduce the likelihood of spreading pests to unaffected areas, Residents will not be relocated to a new room. No refund or reduction of fees will be issued to those who are inconvenienced by pest inspection or remediation processes.
Pest Policy. The Resident agrees that should the Resident suspect the presence of pests, including bed bugs in the
Pest Policy. Pests natural to our environment may appear in the Community from time to time despite ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s reasonable efforts to provide a pest free community. However, Resident agrees that the Landlord’s ability to control and take care of or enforce a pest-free community is reliant on Resident’s cooperation and compliance. Resident agrees to cooperate with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in all efforts and course of action required to control any pest infestation. Resident agrees to report any pest infestation or problems as soon as it is noticed. This includes but is not limited to: bed bugs, roaches, ants, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ants, termites, mice, rodents and other pests. Resident agrees to permit Landlord entry to the Townhome to complete inspections, pre-treatment and treatment to eliminate any pests. Resident agrees and understands that evacuating the Townhome during and after treatment for a specific time frame may be necessary. Resident will follow all directions and follow any critical actions to comply with the pest control requirements to keep the Townhome Unit and or Building, of which it is a part of and Community pest free and prevent any re-infestation.
Pest Policy. We insure that every property is treated prior to move in, regardless of history of pest issues or lack thereof. Therefore you agree to prevent and control possible infestation by adhering to the below list of responsibilities:
1. If you stay in a hotel or another home, inspect your clothing, luggage, shoes, and personal belongings for signs of pests before re- entering your unit. After guests visit, inspect beds, bedding, and upholstered furniture for signs of bedbug infestation.
2. Tenant shall report any problems immediately to Landlord. Even a bugs can rapidly multiply to create a major infestation that can spread to other neighboring units.
3. Tenant shall cooperate with pest control efforts. If your unit or a neighbor's unit is infested, a pest management professional may be called in to eradicate the problem. Your unit must be properly prepared for treatment. Tenant must comply with recommendations and requests from pest control specialist prior to professional treatment including to but not limited to: • Placing all bedding, drapes, curtains, and small rugs in bags for transport to laundry or dry cleaner. • Heavily infested household items such as mattresses or furniture items may need to be sealed. • Empty dressers, night stands and closets. Remove all items from floors; bag all clothing, shoes, boxes, toys, etc. Bag and tightly seal washable and non-washable items separately. Used bags must be disposed of properly. • Vacuum all floors, including inside closets. Vacuum all furniture including including inside drawers and nightstands. Vacuum mattresses and box springs. Carefully remove vacuum bags sealing them tightly in plastic and discarding of them properly. • Wash all machine-washable bedding, drapes, and clothing, etc. on the hottest water temperature and dry on the highest heat setting. • Discard any items that cannot be decontaminated. • Move furniture toward the center of the room so that technicians can easily treat carpet edges as well as walls and furniture surfaces. Be sure to leave easy access to closets. • Additional steps such as removing all food items from cupboards and cabinets may be required in additional to keeping all foods, dry, perishable or otherwise in sealed containers, may be required depending on the proper treatment necessary for the particular infestation. Failure to be prepared, deny entry or otherwise interfere with treatment can result in additional fees such as trip and cancellation fees, paid for by you.
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Pest Policy. Residential buildings are occasionally subject to pest outbreaks, including, but not limited to, bedbugs. If a pest outbreak is suspected, Residents are required to immediately contact Student Housing & Residence Life so an inspection can be arranged. If the presence of pests is confirmed, Residents will be required to actively participate in the treatment by following the directives of the University and/or professional Pest Control workers. To reduce the likelihood of spreading pests to unaffected areas, Residents