Rooftop Installation Clause Samples
The Rooftop Installation clause defines the terms and conditions under which equipment or structures may be installed on the roof of a building. It typically outlines requirements such as obtaining necessary permissions, adhering to safety standards, and ensuring that the installation does not damage the roof or interfere with existing systems. For example, it may specify that only certain types of mounting hardware can be used or that the installer must provide proof of insurance. The core function of this clause is to protect the property owner from potential damage or liability while allowing for the controlled use of rooftop space.
Rooftop Installation. All rooftop installations shall be consistent with governmental codes and shall be installed in a manner so as not to impact any warranties in effect on the roof membrane. Tenant shall have the right to perform an infrared and structural inspection of the roof to insure its integrity.
Rooftop Installation. Provided Tenant is not in default under the Lease beyond any applicable notice and cure periods, Tenant shall have the right at any time during the Lease Term to install a Dish on the Roof Area (as such terms are hereinafter defined) subject to the following terms and conditions:
Rooftop Installation. Lessee shall be allowed to install satellite dishes, antennae and other communications equipment on the roof of the Building for its own use in locations reasonably acceptable to Lessor. The cost of installation, the equipment and maintenance thereof shall be at Lessee’s cost, but without the payment of additional rent.
Rooftop Installation. A rooftop installation can be a convenient option when requirements can be met. The exact site specifications may be highly variable depending on the roof, the surroundings, and the available infrastructure. In general, the use of a building will allow avoiding excessively tall towers, and provide ready access to most of the infrastructure needed (power, communications, and equipment housing). The platform-based tall tower installation shown in figures 19-21 may also be used for guidance.
A) Ground preparation Electrical (110V and 220V) and communications cables provided at rooftop Platform constructed to elevate radar off surface of roof (if needed). Lightning protection cabling installed
B) Auxiliary Infrastructure HVAC mounted on rooftop or platform Outgoing and Return ductwork installed Electrical breaker boxes and metering (if necessary). Wireless radio antenna installed if no high speed internet cabling is present Figure 24 - Radar mounted on a small platform, elevated off a rooftop. Weatherized computer equipment housing box seen below Figure 25 – Radar mounted on roof platform to clear surrounding structures. Rest of radar computing and networking equipment is housed inside the building.
Rooftop Installation