UTILITY TERMS Sample Clauses

UTILITY TERMS. The billing company for water, sewer, & rubbish disposal services will be UTILITY SERVICES LLC. Responsibility for payment for water, sewer, and rubbish disposal will be as indicated below. Bills are received by Management from the local Utility & Rubbish Disposal Provider(s). For each type of service from Utility Provider(s), a determination has been made as to the amount that is to be allocated to common area usage that will be paid by management. After these amounts are deducted from the Utility Provider(s) bill, the remaining amounts of utility service costs are allocated to Tenants according to the methods specified below. Rubbish Disposal charge are allocated to Tenants according to the methods specified below. Water service to the Tenant’s apartment unit will be paid by Xxxxxx. The Tenant’s water bill will be based on allocation prorated by the total number of units at the property. Xxxxxx acknowledges that the method of calculation of non-metered charges was explained by Landlord or Xxxxxxxx’s representative prior to Tenant entering into this lease. Sewer service for the Tenant’s apartment will be paid by Xxxxxx. The Tenant’s sewer bill will be based on allocation prorated by the number of units at the property. Xxxxxx acknowledges that the method of calculation of non-metered charges was explained by Landlord or Xxxxxxxx’s representative prior to Tenant entering into this lease. Rubbish Disposal service for the Tenant’s apartment will be paid by Xxxxxx. Tenant’s bill will be based on allocation prorated by the number of units at the property. Tenant acknowledges that the method of calculation of the charges was explained by Landlord or Landlord’s representative prior to Tenant entering into this lease. After the signing of the Lease, Xxxxxx will be charged a New Account Fee of $10.00. As a regular part of each bill, Tenant will be charged and must pay a Monthly Service Fee – Water & Sewer of $4.50 & Monthly Service Fee – Rubbish Disposal of $1.25. This Service Fee is in addition to the utility use charges and rubbish disposal charge for which Tenant is billed. The Service Fee is collected by the Billing Company and used to pay administrative and billing expenses incurred by the Billing Company. At move out, Xxxxxx agrees to pay fees to change water, sewer, and disposal service(s) back into the community’s name. Such fee will be listed as “Move Out Fee” on Tenant’s final UTILITY SERVICES LLC bill. The current Move Out Fee is $15.00. Charges shall b...
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