EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE Sample Clauses
The EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE clause defines the responsibilities for maintaining the outside areas of a property, such as the building’s façade, roof, landscaping, parking lots, and walkways. Typically, this clause specifies which party—landlord or tenant—is obligated to perform regular upkeep, repairs, and necessary replacements to keep these exterior elements in good condition. By clearly assigning maintenance duties, the clause helps prevent disputes over property care and ensures the property remains safe, attractive, and compliant with local regulations.
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EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ agrees to cut all of the grass and to remove any and all weeds from the landscaping on a regular basis. If the height of the lawn is more than 7”, or there are excessive weeds in the landscaping, Landlord may address the situation with one of two options. Option 1: Landlord may contract to have the lawn cut, and or have the weeds removed. Tenant shall reimburse the Landlord for the cost thereof, plus a service fee of $25.00 within 5 days after invoicing by the Landlord. Option 2: Landlord may issue a notice of violation ordering the Tenant to correct the issue. If the Tenant does not pay the invoice within 5 days under Option 1, or correct the violation under Option 2, Tenant will be held in default and Landlord shall immediately be entitled to all the remedies upon default provided in this Lease.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. Maintain the exterior areas of office spaces, including access to parking areas.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. Except as expressly otherwise provided herein, Tenant shall maintain and keep the exterior of the Demised Premises in good order and repair including, but not limited to, the roof, walls, gutters, downspouts, canopies, exterior doors, supply lines for gas, electric, and water, drainage and sewer lines, entrances and exits, sidewalks and parking areas, including cleaning and maintaining sidewalks and parking areas, including, but not limited to snow and ice removal, landscaping, and providing trash removal. Landlord shall make all structural repairs to the Building and all interior repairs, by reason of any exterior or structural defect, including but not limited to, leaks, broken pipes and falling plaster.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. Developer shall maintain the exterior areas of office spaces, 35 including access to parking areas.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. At all times, Developer will make commercially reasonable efforts to maintain the exterior of the Project as appropriate for a high-rise building. Developer will act promptly to cure any acts of vandalism or graffiti occurring on or around the premises.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. Lessor shall contract for, and Lessee shall pay its percentage share of all common areas heat, electricity, water, sewer, landscape care, snow removal, window washing, parking lot maintenance, exterior painting and all other such maintenance required during the term of this Agreement. All services shall be provided for the comfortable use of the premises during business hours provided that Lessor is not liable for damages for failure to provide services due to causes beyond its reasonable control. Lessor shall provide Lessee, upon demand, with satisfactory evidence that these expenses have been incurred.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. 8.01 Tenant shall at Tenant's expense perform all needed periodic maintenance and minor repairs to the exterior of the Building and the structural elements thereof (including but not limited to foundation, walls, roof, and the like). Tenant shall at Tenant's expense perform all needed landscaping.
8.02 Landlord shall at Landlord's expense perform all replacements of and major repairs to the Building and the structural elements thereof (including but not limited to foundation, walls, roof, and the like).
Section 15.01 is deleted in its entirety and replaced with the following:
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. Landlord agrees to maintain the exterior and interior of the Building and Property to include snow removal, maintenance of the structure, roof, mechanical and electrical equipment, architectural finish, and so on, excluding only those items specifically excepted elsewhere in this Lease.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. The Lessor covenants that lessor will keep the exterior of the offices in good repair. The Lessee shall give to the Lessor thirty (30) days written notice of any repairs to the offices, claimed by Lessee, and the Lessor shall have a reasonable time thereafter to make them.
EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE. All other maintenance of all parts of the property and the rented premises that are not included in the interior maintenance, i.e. painting, whitewashing, wallpapering, and varnishing of floors in the rented property, is considered exterior maintenance. Unless otherwise agreed, the Landlord is responsible for the exterior maintenance of the rental property, except for locks and keys. The Landlord must maintain the property and the rented premises. All installations for drainage and for the supply of light, gas, water, heating and cooling must be kept in a good and serviceable condition. The Landlord must also ensure that the property and access roads to the rented premises are kept clean and lit in the usual way, just as the Landlord must keep the pavement, courtyard and other common facilities clean. Unless otherwise agreed, the Tenant must maintain and renew locks and keys as necessary during the rental period so that they are always in good working order. The Tenant and Landlord may agree on a different maintenance distribution, e.g. that the Tenant is responsible for maintaining and possibly renewing toilet bowls, taps, refrigerators, kitchen tables, mixer taps, windows, floors, floor covering, and similar. Agreements under which the Tenant undertakes to maintain anything other than locks and keys, must be included in Section 11 of the lease. However, for rental properties in regulated municipalities covered by Section 19 of the Rent Act, it cannot be agreed that the Tenant assumes the Landlord's obligation for exterior maintenance. However, it may be agreed that the Tenant must maintain the garden that is part of the rented property If the Tenant and Landlord have agreed on such an alternative maintenance distribution, the Tenant must carry out maintenance during the rental period so often that the installations/facilities in question are always in a well-maintained condition. Landlords who rent out more than one residential apartment at the time of vacating are obliged to organise a move-out inspection with the Tenant and prepare a move-out report in accordance with Section 187(3-5) of the Rent Act. If the Landlord has the duty to carry out the interior maintenance of the rental property, the Tenant may only be required to paint, etc., if the Tenant has caused damage to the property. Consequently, the Tenant is not required to repair deterioration caused by wear and tear. If the Tenant has assumed the interior maintenance obligation under the agreeme...