Sprinkler Systems. Effective December 3, 2014 For all New York State residential Leases, landlords are required to document the existence or non-existence of a maintained and operative sprinkler system on the leased premises, along with further notice as to the last date of maintenance and inspection. This information is kept up-to-date for each property at and is available upon request from the management office.
Sprinkler Systems. When the property contains an automatic sprinkler system, its operation is considered a convenience for the Tenant. If the system is inoperable, the Tenant is still responsible for the care and maintenance of the lawn and shrubs and the Tenant shall maintain the same with proper manual watering. (In some cases, repair of the sprinkler system may or may not be deemed economical by Broker or Property Owner.) When the system is operational, the Tenant is responsible for the proper care and maintenance of the system which includes, but is not limited to, the replacement of broken heads, pipes, valves and all other components, which may fail or be broken due by Tenant, either by accident or negligence. (Note: As an annual routine maintenance item, sprinkler systems will be winterized in the fall and activated in the spring, by a vendor hired by Broker, at the Owner's expense.) At the Tenant's option, Tenant may choose to hire a private company, or individual, to maintain the landscaping. Hiring a landscaping company does not absolve the Tenant from any responsibility for the landscaping and to ensure that if any HOA rules apply, that they are in compliance. To be clear, the Tenant IS responsible for the care of maintenance of the landscaping contributing to the property's curb appeal.
Sprinkler Systems. 34. Provide a complete automatic suppression system in all portions of the building in accordance with the requirements of Article 9. (904.2, 404.2). Standpipe
Sprinkler Systems. Alter any fire sprinkler system (if any) or paint, cover, obstruct, nor hang anything from, any sprinkler head.
Sprinkler Systems. Effective December 3, 2014 For all New York State residential Leases, landlords are required to document the existence or non-existence of a maintained and operative sprinkler system on the leased premises, along with further notice as to the last date of maintenance and inspection. As of 9/20/2021, the most recent information available regarding sprinklers is as follows: PROPERTY STREET SPRINKLERS Y/N LAST MAINTENANCE/ INSPECTION a. Commons West (including Ivy Building) 000-000 X. Xxxxx Xx. Y 12/8/2020 b. Cityview Apartments 000 Xxxxxxxx Xx. Y 12/9/2020 x. Xxxxxx Xxxx 222. S. Aurora St. Y 12/9/2020 d. Colonial Building 000 X. Xxxxx Xx. Y 12/8/2020 e. Old Cigar Factory 108-114. E. State St. N f. 154 E. State St. 000 X. Xxxxx Xx. N g. 156 E. State St. 000 X. Xxxxx Xx. X h. Commons Studios 210-000 X. Xxxxx Xx. X
Sprinkler Systems. 1. On branch piping to sprinkler heads, “U” bends must be installed.
Sprinkler Systems. On the Closing Date, Borrowers shall provide evidence to Lender, acceptable to Lender in its sole discretion, that all buildings that comprise the Facility have sprinkler systems.
Sprinkler Systems. When the property contains an automatic sprinkler system, its operation is considered a convenience for the Tenant. If the system is inoperable, the Tenant is still responsible for the care and maintenance of the lawn and shrubs and the Tenant shall maintain the same with proper manual watering. (In some cases, repair of the sprinkler system may or may not be deemed economical by Landlord and Tenant will be required to hand water.)
Sprinkler Systems. ▪ B/E's carry out bi-weekly checks on wet sprinkler system in line with their responsibility for fire safety system operation. ▪ Repair of electrical faults when reported and participation in the annual system maintenance check by electricians in conjunction with plumbers and B/E.
Sprinkler Systems. Do not tamper with sprinkler lines or timers or you will be charged $150 per occurrence and the hourly rate it takes a BPM sub- contractor to restore the system to its original condition plus any materials expense, plus damage to grass, bushes, and shrubs due to lack or excessive amount of water.
