Excess Consumption means the consumption of electrical current (including current in excess of 120 volts), water, heat, cooling, or compressed air (if compressed air is furnished by Landlord) in excess of that which would be provided to the Premises were the Premises to be (a) used as general office space during Building Hours; and (b) equipped only with typewriters, desk calculators, normal office computer equipment, dictation equipment, and copying machines with power requirements of 30 amperes or less. Tenant will not, without the prior written consent of Landlord, use any apparatus or device in the Premises, including but without limitation thereto, duplicating machines, electronic data processing machines, punch card machines, and machines using electrical current in excess of 110 volts, which will in any way result in Excess Consumption; or connect, except through existing electrical outlets, water pipes, ducts or airpipes (if any) in the Premises, any apparatus or device for the purpose of using electric current, water, heating, cooling, or air. If Tenant shall require electric current, water, heating, cooling, or air which will result in Excess Consumption, Tenant shall first procure the consent of Landlord to the use thereof, and Landlord may cause separate meters to be installed to measure Excess Consumption or establish another basis for determining the amount of Excess Consumption. Tenant agrees to pay for the cost of the Excess Consumption based on Landlord's cost, plus any additional expense incurred in installing meters or keeping account of the Excess Consumption, including (but not limited to) depreciation, accelerated depreciation and additional maintenance, at the same time as payment of the Minimum Monthly Rent is made. In lieu of the foregoing with respect to excess Consumption of heating and/or cooling, Landlord may establish and modify from time to time, a per hour charge for providing such service. Tenant further agrees to pay Landlord the costs, if any, to upgrade existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and air facilities, if required to provide Excess Consumption, upon receipt of a statement therefor. Excess Consumption costs will not be an Operating Cost for purposes of Article 5.
Excess Consumption is defined in Section 5 of Article I.
Excess Consumption is defined as consumption of electrical current (in excess of 110 volts), water, heat, cooling or compressed air (if compressed air is furnished by Landlord) in excess of that which would be provided to the Premises were the Premises to be (A) built with Building Standard Improvements only; (B) used as general office space during normal hours; and (C) equipped only with word processors, personal computers, typewriters, desk calculators, dictation equipment and copy machines each with power requirements of 15 amperes or less. Tenant agrees to pay Landlord any excess of the sum of (i) through (vii) minus the Tenant Buildout Allowance within ten (10) days after receipt of a statement therefor from Landlord. If the Tenant Buildout Allowance exceeds the sum of (i) through (vii), Landlord shall retain the surplus and Tenant shall not be entitled to any portion of such surplus. Any failure of Tenant to pay said costs when due shall constitute a default under the terms of the Lease in like manner as the failure to pay rental when due.
Examples of Excess Consumption in a sentence
No Claim for Excess Consumption of material other than those specified shall be entertained by the department.
No Claim for Excess Consumption of material other than those specified shall be entertained by the department.B. FOR SHORT CONSUMPTION OF CEMENT (i) Upto 5%, the recovery of cost of material thus saved shall be made from the contractor at the base price as applicable on the date of tender.
Table 9-1 Documented Water Waste Violations (a) 20112012201320142015Number of Violations556122292150259Number of Warnings90720539819241,351Number of Excess Consumption Fines 6,784Number of Excess Consumption Warnings 2,117(a) Written warning and notices to customers.
TERMS OF PAYMENT: (1) Residential Bills and Non-Residential Minimum Bills are rendered annually in advance with four quarterly coupon payments due prior to January 1,April 1,July 1,and October 1 (2) Non-Residential Excess Consumption Bills are rendered semi-annually in January and July for the preceding six months actual water consumption.
Landlord may determine Excess Consumption by a survey performed by a reputable consultant or by an additional separate meter in the Premises.
More Definitions of Excess Consumption
Excess Consumption means the consumption of electrical current, heat or cooling in excess of that which would be provided to the Premises other than during the foregoing business hours. If Tenant shall require water, heating, cooling, air or electric current which will result in Excess Consumption, Tenant shall first procure the consent of Landlord to the use thereof, and Landlord may cause separate meters to be installed to measure Excess Consumption or establish another basis for determining the amount of Excess Consumption. Tenant covenants and agrees to pay for the cost of the Excess Consumption based on Landlord's actual cost, plus any additional expense incurred in installing meters or keeping account of the Excess Consumption, at the same time as payment of the Base Rent is made. Tenant further agrees to pay Landlord the cost, if any, to upgrade existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing and air facilities, if required to provide Excess Consumption, upon receipt of a statement therefor. Excess Consumption costs will not be an Operating Cost for purposes of Article 7.
Excess Consumption and the costs of such Excess Consumption, "EXCESS CONSUMPTION COSTS").
Excess Consumption is defined in Section 5 of Article VI.
Excess Consumption means the consumption of electrical current, heat or cooling in excess of that which would be provided to the Premises other than during the foregoing business hours. If Tenant shall require water, heating, cooling, air or electric current which will result in Excess Consumption, Tenant shall first procure the consent of Landlord to the use thereof, and Landlord may cause separate meters to be installed to measure Excess Consumption or establish another basis for determining the amount of Excess Consumption. Tenant covenants and agrees to pay for the cost of the Excess Consumption based on Landlord’s actual cost, plus any additional expense incurred in installing meters or keeping account of the Excess Consumption, at the same time as payment of the Base Rent is made. Tenant further agrees to pay Landlord the cost, if any, to upgrade existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing and air facilities, if required to provide Excess Consumption, upon receipt of a statement therefor. Excess Consumption costs will not be an Operating Cost for purposes of Article 7.
Excess Consumption means the consumption of electrical current (including current in excess of 120 volts), water, heat or cooling in excess of that which would be provided to the Premises were the Premises to be (i) used as general office space during the foregoing business hours; and (ii) equipped only with desk calculators, personal computers, dictation equipment and copying machines with power requirements of 30 amperes or less. If Tenant shall require water, heating, cooling, air or electric current which will result in Excess Consumption, Tenant shall first procure the consent of Landlord to the use thereof, and Landlord may cause separate meters to be installed to measure Excess Consumption or establish another basis for determining the amount of Excess Consumption. Tenant covenants and agrees to pay for the cost of the Excess Consumption based on Landlord's cost, plus any additional expense incurred in installing meters or keeping account of the Excess Consumption, at the same time as payment of the Base Rent is made. Tenant further agrees to pay Landlord the cost, if any, to upgrade existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing and air facilities, if required to provide Excess Consumption, upon receipt of a statement therefor. Excess Consumption costs will not be an Operating Cost for purposes of Section 9. Landlord shall not be liable for damages or otherwise in the event of any failure or interruption of any utility or service supplied to the Premises or Building by a regulated utility or municipality and no such failure shall entitle Tenant to terminate this Lease.
Excess Consumption means (a) in the case of tenement in respect of which general water rate is payable, quantity of water ascertained by tenement in excess of such monthly allowance may be prescribed and,
Excess Consumption means, with respect to a Site Service to which a Contract Quantity applies, any volumes or levels of that Site Service in excess of the Customer’s Contract Quantity.