Charges for Excess Utility Usage Sample Clauses

Charges for Excess Utility Usage. If indicated by an (X) on Part I, Paragraph F of the Lease, an allowance shall be provided for submetered utilities supplied by RRHA. The utility allowance amount shall be listed in Part I, Paragraph F of the Lease. The amount of the utility allowance shall be equal to the estimate of the monthly cost of the reasonable consumption of utilities for the Unit by an energy-conservative household of modest circumstances sufficient to maintain the requirements of a safe, sanitary and healthful living environment. Xxxxxx agrees to pay RRHA charges for the use of utilities supplied by RRHA which exceed the utility allowance. Amounts billed for excess utility consumption shall be due and collectible on the first of the month following the notice of the charge, provided that Xxxxxx has at least two weeks’ notice. All disputes relating to the amount of the tenant’s bill and the accuracy of the equipment will be between the tenant and RRHA. Requests for relief from charges for excess consumption of RRHA purchased utilities may be granted on reasonable grounds, including special needs of elderly, disabled residents, or special factors affecting utility usage not within the control of the resident. RRHA may change the utility allowance at any time during the term of the lease, and shall give Tenant 60 days written notice of the revised allowance
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