Alarm Systems. Recognizing the importance of employee safety, the Departments of Mental Health and Developmental Services agree to continue to propose and support a proposal in the State budget for funding of personal alarm systems. The Health and Safety Committee at each facility may review procedures outlining installation, start-up and operation.
Alarm Systems. Except to the extent that the failure of the statements set forth in clauses (A) and (B) below would not reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect, (A) all of the Alarm Systems installed by the Loan Parties that are in use and currently subject to Monitoring Contracts with the Loan Parties (or by sellers under contracts acquired by the Loan Parties) (w) are in good working order and condition (with the exception of: ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs, customer misuse, failure of a customer to report to the Borrower or any other Loan Party any problem known to the customer and customer non-use), (x) have been installed and maintained in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in the security alarm industry at the time of installation in accordance with the appropriate specifications and standards for the Borrower’s and each other Loan Party’s business and all Governmental Authorities, (y) conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed such that the services provided under the Monitoring Contracts are not materially impacted and (z) to the Borrower’s and each other Loan Party’s knowledge, in no case has an installation of any such Alarm System been made which at the time of installation was in material violation of any applicable Law and (B) neither the Borrower nor any other Loan Party is aware of any material difficulty in obtaining replacement parts for the installed Alarm Systems.
Alarm Systems. Boulder Property Management will not install alarm systems for tenants, and no tenant is allowed to have an alarm installed at any time by any other party than Boulder Property Management. Tenant Date Tenant Date Tenant Date Tenant Date Boulder Property Management Corp. By: Date:
Alarm Systems. To the Acquired Entities’ Knowledge, all of the alarm systems or Interactive Video Systems installed by the Acquired Entities, or by sellers under contracts acquired by the Acquired Entities, are in good working order and condition (subject to ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs and customer misuse, failure of a customer to report to the Acquired Entities any problem with an alarm system or an Interactive Video System known to the customer and customer non-use excepted), and have been installed and maintained in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in each applicable industry at the time of installation in accordance with specifications or standards appropriate for their business and all governmental authorities. To the Company’s Knowledge, all such alarm systems and Interactive Video Systems conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed and in no case has an installation been made by an Acquired Entity (or to the best of the Company’s Knowledge, any predecessor of an Acquired Entity) which at the time of installation was in material violation of any applicable Law, code or regulation. No Acquired Entity is aware of any difficulty in obtaining replacement parts for its product lines or installed panels and equipment, except (a) to the extent that a product is generally being phased out of the market, or (b) to the extent such difficulty would not cause a Material Adverse Change.
Alarm Systems. To the Loan Parties’ Knowledge, the alarm systems installed by the Loan Parties, or by sellers under contracts acquired by the Loan Parties are owned by the Loan Parties, are in good working order and condition (subject to ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs and customer misuse, failure of a customer to report to the Loan Parties any problem with an alarm system known to the customer and customer non-use excepted), or in the process of being repaired by the Loan Parties and have been installed and maintained in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in each applicable industry at the time of installation in accordance with specifications or standards appropriate for their business and all governmental authorities. To the Loan Parties’ Knowledge, all such alarm systems conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed and in no material number of cases has an installation been made by a Loan Party (or to the best of any Loan Parties’ Knowledge, any predecessor of a Loan Party) which at the time of installation was in material violation of any applicable law, code or regulation. To the extent freely assignable, all manufacturers’ warranties applicable to any such alarm systems are hereby assigned to Agent, for the benefit of itself and the Banks, to secure the Obligations. No Loan Party is aware of any difficulty in obtaining replacement parts for its product lines or installed panels and equipment, except to the extent such difficulty would not reasonably be expected to cause a Material Adverse Change.
Alarm Systems. Contractor shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent the accidental or intentional activation of alarm systems located in City facilities. Contract employees will be trained on the proper usage of alarm systems located in the facilities that they clean. Training is to include location of alarm keypads, codes and who to call if alarm malfunctions. The Contractor is responsible for training those employees that on occasion must fill in for the employee normally assigned to a facility that has an alarm. In order to encourage the Contractor compliance with this clause, the City will assess the Contractor with a Twenty-Five Dollar ($25.00) charge per occasion when the Contractor or a Contractor’s employee activates an alarm.
Alarm Systems. (a) All of the alarm systems designed, installed, repaired, partially installed, or installed by Protective prior to the Closing Date, and each supervisory alarm panel owned or operated by Protective as of the Closing Date, has been, and will, as of the Closing Date, (where applicable) be in good working order and condition, ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs, subscriber negligence or mis-use and subscriber non-use excepted, and (where applicable) will have been installed and serviced in accordance with good and workmanlike practices prevailing in the security alarm industry in the locality where the installation is located at the time of installation or service, and with respect to those alarm systems and panels where applicable, substantially in accordance with the specifications or standards of the Insurance Services Office, Underwriters Laboratories, Factory Mutual Insurance Company, local authorities which are applicable to the system and, to the best of Xxxxxx'x knowledge, in substantial compliance with applicable local telephone operating requirements. Substantially all alarm systems installed or partially installed prior to the Closing Date will conform in all material respects to the contracts pursuant to which they were installed and no installation, repair or partial installation will have been made by Protective which was in material violation of any material applicable law, code or regulation when, repaired or installed.
Alarm Systems. (a) To the knowledge of Seller, all of the alarm systems in which the protective devices are leased by Seller to the Subscribers are in good working order and condition, ordinary wear and tear, routine service needs and Subscriber misuse or non-use excepted. The alarm system equipment installed by Seller for such alarm systems was installed in accordance with practices prevailing in the industry at the time of installation. All alarm systems and equipment installed by Seller conform in all material respects to the Subscriber Contract pursuant to which it was installed, and complied in all material respects with applicable laws, rules, regulations and codes at the time of its installation. To the knowledge of Seller, a substantial portion of the alarm system equipment installed by predecessors-in-interest of Seller for such alarm systems was installed in accordance with practices prevailing in the industry at the time of the installation. To the knowledge of Seller the alarm systems equipment installed by predecessors-in-interest of Seller conform in all material 12 respects to the Subscriber Contract pursuant to which it was installed, and complied in all material respects with applicable laws, rules, regulations and codes at the time of their installation.
Alarm Systems. (i) To the best knowledge of Seller, except as disclosed in Schedule 2.1(m) attached hereto, all of the alarm systems included among the Acquired Assets are in good working order and condition, and have been installed and maintained in accordance with all applicable requirements of law and good workmanlike practices prevailing in the industry at the time of installation and maintenance. To the best knowledge of Seller, all requests for service or repairs in the Ordinary Course of Business have been performed and conform in all material respects to the Customer Contracts pursuant to which they were installed.
Alarm Systems. 11.1 The Service Provider shall regularly maintain and test all alarm and warning systems on the Site so they are operational and in compliance with all relevant Law.
