Replacement Charges. If any items are missing or damaged, to the point that they must be replaced when you move out, you will be charged for the current cost of the item plus labor and service charges. A representative list of replacement charges is provided below. These are average prices. If Landlord incurs a higher cost for replacing an item, you will be responsible for paying the higher cost. Please note that this is not an all-inclusive list; you can be charged for the replacement of items that are not on the list. Window glass $50.00 Doors $150.00 Crisper covers $15.00 Patio glass doors $150.00 Patio screens $50.00 Light fixtures $50.00 Light bulbs $2.00 each Mailbox keys $25.00 Window screens $35.00 Countertops $350.00 Holes in walls $25.00 Disposal $65.00 Fire extinguisher $45.00 Drip pans $2.00 each Carpet repairs $100.00 ea. Mirrors (bath) $60.00 Driving on lawn $500.00 Extra coat paint $200.00 Trash removal $50.00 per hr. Refrigerator shelves/racks $30.00 Ice trays $3.00 (lost or not returned) Wallpaper removal $150.00 (per room) Door keys $35.00 (lost or not returned)
Replacement Charges. If a card is lost or damaged there will be a $5.00 replacement fee and $25.00 fee to rush standard processing of a card. A replacement or rush fee will not be charged in the event the credit union is at fault.
Replacement Charges. All sewerage service charges specifically collected for replacement shall be deposited and maintained in a separate and distinct fund and shall be used exclusively for replacement as defined in Wis. Admin. Code § NR 128.03(18). (Code 1982, § 19.09(4))
Replacement Charges. If a device cannot be repaired, the student will be charged a replacement cost. If fixing the device is more expensive than replacing it, the student will be charged the total placement cost. The cost of the Chromebook can be anywhere between $400-$500. Lost Chromebooks and Power Cords Students are responsible for lost Chromebooks. The technology fee does not cover a lost Chromebook and is subject to total replacement costs. A lost power cord is also not covered by the technology fee and is subject to total replacement cost. KEENEYVILLE DISTRICT 20 ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY (AUP)
Replacement Charges. The patron is responsible for replacement costs of lost or damaged Kindle devices and accessories. Instruction Cards $2.00 Case $12.00 Kindle USB and/or Power Adaptor $15.00 Kindle Fire $65.00 Kindle Paperwhite $140.00 I have read the above stated rules and agree to the terms of this borrowing agreement. By checking out this Kindle, I am assuming full responsibility for any damage, loss, or theft of this device and its accessories. Print Name Date Library Card Number
Replacement Charges. If any item is not returned, torn, burned, or soiled beyond cleaning, the retail sales price will be charged to your credit card in addition to the rental charge. The customer is responsible for all items listed on the agreement at all times. Any loss that occurs at the customer’s facility, or while in their possession, will be the customer’s responsibility. Once delivered, the items are the responsibility of the customer. Any issues regarding loss at a facility will be between the customer and the facility. All candles must be contained. In the event that any wax residue is returned on an item, there will be a $10.00 cleaning fee applied per damaged item. If an item is completely un-cleanable, the retail sales price will be billed to the customer in addition to the rental cost. Installations It is the customer’s responsibility to have a representative of their choice on site to install the items listed on the agreement. Custom Vinyl Tablecloths does not offer this service.
Replacement Charges. The charges to Tenants covering damages to the Project or the Premises attributable to the Tenant or his or her household shall be based on Developer’s actual expenses paid to repair such damage which costs shall be evidenced to the Tenant at the time such charges are made..
Replacement Charges. If any items are missing or damaged upon a tenant move out, tenant will be charged for replacing the item, plus the time and labor--at $20/hour--involved to shop for and buy the item. A representative list of replacement charges is listed below with average prices. If Owner/Landlord incurs a higher cost for replacing an items, tenant will be responsible for paying the higher costs. Please note this is not an all-inclusive list. Tenant may be charged for the replacement of items which are not on the list but which fall within the purview Tenant’s responsibilities prescribed in Lease: Replacement of Broken or Cracked Glass Windows $200; Sliding Balcony or Patio Glass Doors $250/Door; Window Screens $120; Patio Door Screens $150; Mailbox Keys $40; Door Keys $30; Fire Extinguisher $50; Ice Trays $6; Refrigerator Shelf or Drawer $60; Garbage Disposal $175; Doors $200; Ceiling Fan With 2-Light Fixture $250; Light Fixture $80; Bathroom Exhaust Fan/Light $200; Light Bulbs $5/bulb plus $5 Labor; Laminate Countertop $200-$500; Bathroom or Door Mirrors $100; Glass Fireplace Cover $250; Window Blind $50; Red plastic City of Evanston Recycling Program Bin $40 (which can only be obtained by Landlord going to City Hall).
Replacement Charges. It is the lessee’s responsibility to care for the linens while in his/her possession. The lessee is responsible for all items listed on the contract, as well as storage containers provided. Any items on the contract not returned, including items lost to theft, or returned in unusable condition due to rips, tears, permanent stains, xxxxx, mildew, candle wax drippings or spills and other non-reversible damages will be subject to full replacement price of the item equal to three times (3x) the rental fee for tablecloths, overlays, runners, or napkins, $10 for chair covers, $5 for Sashes. Please do not store wet linens in plastic as they could mildew within 2 hours. Please do not launder items. Any charges due to loss or damage will be charged to card on file.
Replacement Charges. (1) The replacement charge shall be sufficient to replace any equipment in the sewers or sewage works owned by the Village, as required to maintain the capacity for which the sewers and sewage works were designed and constructed. The service life for real and personal property shall be established by the Village Engineer, in accordance with experience of the Village, State and Federal guidelines. Each piece of equipment shall be evaluated annually to determine if its useful life has been extended as a result of preventative maintenance programs or repairs.
