Space Alternations Sample Clauses
The Space Alternations clause defines the rights and procedures for making changes to the use or configuration of a leased space during the term of a lease agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions under which a tenant may alter the premises, such as installing partitions, making improvements, or modifying layouts, often requiring landlord approval and compliance with applicable laws. Its core practical function is to balance the tenant’s need for flexibility in adapting the space to their business needs with the landlord’s interest in maintaining the property’s value and structural integrity.
Space Alternations. The Student shall not make any alterations or Improvements, which may include: painting, wallpapering, drilling of holes, nailing, attaching of screws, installing of antennae or phone outlets, defacing or otherwise altering the premises, of any walls, fixture, appliances, or equipment owned by the University. The Student will be held liable for damages or injuries caused by any alterations made without approval. The cost of repairing damages will be assessed to the resident. No common area furniture may be taken from any public space and placed in student rooms/apartments or moved to other locations. No personal property may be stored in public areas.
Space Alternations. 1. The Intern shall not make any alterations or Improvements, which may include painting, wallpapering, drilling of holes, nailing, attaching of screws, installing of antennae or phone outlets, defacing, or otherwise altering the premises, of any walls, fixture, appliances, or equipment owned by the University. The Intern will be held liable for damages or injuries caused by any alterations made without approval. The cost of repairing damages will be assessed to the resident. No common area furniture may be taken from any public space and placed in intern rooms/apartments or moved to other locations. No personal property may be stored in public areas.