Common use of POOL MAINTENANCE Clause in Contracts

POOL MAINTENANCE. i. If Landlord is responsible for (or arranging and paying for) all pool and/or spa (“Pool”) maintenance, Tenant is nevertheless responsible for maintaining the proper water level in the Pool and for cleaning of the Pool after storms and “as needed” between regularly scheduled maintenance. Tenant agrees that Landlord and/or Landlord’s agents shall have access to the exterior of the Premises for this purpose without requiring advance notice. If You restrict or otherwise interfere or hinder Landlord’s maintenance efforts, then Tenant shall, after written notice by Landlord to Tenant, be responsible for all Pool maintenance, without any reduction in the amount of rent, or may regard Your conduct as a noncompliance materially affecting health and safety and evict Tenant on that basis. Tenants’ Initials: Page 9 of 18 ii. If Tenant is responsible for all pool and/or spa (“Pool”) maintenance, then Tenant shall be responsible for all Pool cleaning and maintenance, including purchasing and adding chemicals when needed. Tenant shall keep the Pool and Pool equipment clean and free from dirt, debris, algae, and any other condition that detracts from the function or appearance of the pool and/or spa. If Tenant does not maintain the Pool according to the Landlord's reasonable standards, then Landlord, after providing Tenant with notice and a ten day period to cure, may have the work performed and ▇▇▇▇ Tenant therefor. Failure of Tenant to pay any amount billed to the Tenant hereunder within ten days shall be a material noncompliance with this Agreement. Alternatively, Landlord may regard Tenant's conduct as a noncompliance materially affecting health and safety and evict Tenant on that basis.