USE OF EXISTING UTILITIES Sample Clauses

USE OF EXISTING UTILITIES. The OWNER shall permit the AGENCY and its subcontractors to use, at no cost, existing utilities such as light, heat, electricity, and water as needed to complete the weatherization work. ACCESS TO SANITARY FACILITIES: The OWNER shall allow reasonable access to AGENCY staff and/or subcontractors to sanitary facilities.
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USE OF EXISTING UTILITIES. The OWNER shall permit the AGENCY and its subcontractors to use, at no cost, existing utilities such as light, heat, electricity, and water as needed to complete the weatherization work. ACCESS TO SANITARY FACILITIES: The OWNER shall allow reasonable access to AGENCY staff and/or subcontractors to sanitary facilities. IF THIS IS A RENTAL PROPERTY (up to and including 24 units): OWNER CONTRIBUTION: In rental units where OWNER is responsible for paying electric costs, or multifamily units where electric is master-metered, the OWNER is required to make a cash contribution to the Agency amounting to 15% of the total cost of the weatherization work. Exception: Owners who are themselves eligible for weatherization services, or the Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program, are not required to make contributions. REQUIRED CONTRIBUTION FOR THIS PROJECT, (if any): Based on project estimates, the amount due to the Agency prior to commencement of work is: $  amounting to 15% of total project costs. This amount shall be adjusted to reflect actual project costs upon completion. The OWNER shall not pass on the costs of any contribution listed above through an increase to the rent or by other means.
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USE OF EXISTING UTILITIES. The OWNER shall permit the AGENCY and its subcontractors to use, at no cost, existing utilities such as light, heat, electricity, and water as needed to complete the weatherization work. ACCESS TO SANITARY FACILITIES: The OWNER shall allow reasonable access to AGENCY staff and/or subcontractors to sanitary facilities. RIGHT TO INSPECT: The OWNER shall provide DEHCR, the AGENCY, and its assignees access to enter and inspect any in-progress or completed unit during performance of the work or anytime within one year of completion of said work. The OWNER shall be responsible for access in all areas of the structure. ALLERGIES or HEALTH SENSITIVITIES: The OWNER shall inform the AGENCY of any allergies or health sensitivities to any building materials prior to initiation of this agreement. The OWNER shall be responsible to the AGENCY for the total project cost incurred if the Owner’s actions or inactions cause the work to stop for ten (10) or more days or longer, resulting in termination (this includes any remodeling that may prevent weatherization).
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USE OF EXISTING UTILITIES. The OWNER shall permit the AGENCY and its subcontractors to use, at no cost, existing utilities such as light, heat, electricity, and water as needed to complete the weatherization work. ACCESS TO SANITARY FACILITIES: The OWNER shall allow reasonable access to AGENCY staff and/or subcontractors to sanitary facilities. RIGHT TO INSPECT: The OWNER shall provide the Division of Energy, Housing and Community Resources, the AGENCY, and its assignees access to enter and inspect any in-progress or completed unit during performance of the work or anytime within one year of completion of said work. The OWNER shall be responsible for access in all areas of the structure. ALLERGIES or HEALTH SENSITIVITIES: The OWNER shall inform the AGENCY of any allergies or health sensitivities to any building materials prior to initiation of this agreement. The OWNER shall be responsible to the AGENCY for the total project cost incurred if the Owner’s actions (including any remodeling that interferes with weatherization) or inactions cause the work to stop for ten (10) days or longer, resulting in termination. If owner actions or inactions cause work to stop for ten (10) days or longer, items A.1 and A.6 above are voided. The OWNER, by signing this agreement, confirms that this property is not currently for sale, in foreclosure, or in the process of being transferred.
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