Common use of POOL MAINTENANCE Clause in Contracts

POOL MAINTENANCE. Even when pool service is provided, Tenant is responsible for general cleaning and maintenance of the pool including but not limited to: cleaning the filter, removing debris from baskets, skimming, and maintaining proper water levels. Tenant is responsible to maintain the batteries in door chimes and to keep the pool or back yard access gate(s) secured with locks and provide keys or combinations to the pool service providers as needed. Tenant may not change the timing for the pool filter set by the landlord or pool service provider without written authorization. If the pool turns green due to unbalanced pH levels, if there is a leak in the pool equipment, if the pool is rapidly losing water, or if there are any other service problems, Tenant is responsible for communicating these issues to the pool service provider. If the problem(s) persists, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ must communicate the issue(s) to the property manager.

POOL MAINTENANCE. Even when pool service is provided, Tenant is responsible for general cleaning and maintenance of the pool including but not limited to: cleaning the filter, removing debris from baskets, skimming, and maintaining proper water levels. Tenant is responsible to maintain the batteries in door chimes and to keep the pool or back yard access gate(s) secured with locks and provide keys or combinations to the pool service providers as needed. Tenant may not change the timing for the pool filter set by the landlord Owner or pool service provider without written authorization. If the pool turns green due to unbalanced pH levels, if there is a leak in the pool equipment, if the pool is rapidly losing water, or if there are any other service problems, Tenant is responsible for communicating these issues to the pool service provider. If the problem(s) persists, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ must communicate the issue(s) to the property manager.