OUT CLEANING Sample Clauses

OUT CLEANING. If Resident has paid a non refundable cleaning fee, listed in the section "Move in Charges Summary", Resident is not required to 'deep clean' the Premises upon move out. Simply remove all belongings and rubbish from the Premises, and perform a surface level cleaning of the entire Premises. As previously indicated in this Agreement, the Resident has paid a non refundable fee to be used to deep clean the Premises and clean the carpets. A modified move out cleaning list will be provided to Resident upon Resident's Notice to Vacate. If additional cleaning is required, repairs, or other maintenance is required above the non refundable cleaning fee amount Resident will be charged separately and it will be deducted from the security deposit. If Resident has not paid a non refundable cleaning fee, Resident will be required to thoroughly deep clean the Premises and return the Premises to the original condition less wear and tear and other deficiencies as noted in the Move In Condition Report. This includes having all carpeted surfaces professionally cleaned and providing a receipt. The complete move out cleaning list and procedures will be provided to Resident upon Resident's Notice to Vacate, and that list can also be found online at xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/tenants/ . If additional cleaning is required, repairs, or other maintenance is required above the cleaning conducted by Resident, the Resident will be charged separately and it will be deducted from the security deposit.
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OUT CLEANING. Prior to moving out of the Premises, Lessee must thoroughly clean the Premises, including but not limited to doors, windows, furniture, bathrooms, and kitchen appliances. Lessee must follow the UTA Move-Out Cleaning Guide, which may be accessed at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxx. If Premises are not cleaned adequately, Lessee will be responsible for required cleaning charges.
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OUT CLEANING. At termination of the tenancy it is Tenants responsibility to leave the property in good, clean move in condition. This shall include thoroughly cleaning the property including: Remove all belongings and any trash, spot wash walls, wash windows, xxxxx & tracks, wash curtain rods and blinds, wash light fixtures & replace burned out bulbs, wash all closet shelves & cabinets, vacuum carpets & wash floors, clean patios and decks, repair any damages, mow, edge & rake lawns, clean garage & storage areas, clean all appliances, wash tubs, toilets, showers etc and clean grouted areas. Tenant agrees to pay an administrative fee of $25.00 for each xxxx or service charged on Tenant's damage, cleaning, and Security deposit accounting. Tenant agrees to pay a meter reading fee of $35.00 (or the amount charged by the utility company) in the event that Landlord (or utility co) is required to read a ny water, electric, gas or other utility meter in order to close out the Tenant's account.
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