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Cleanliness Standards Sample Clauses

Cleanliness StandardsThe Aircraft shall be clean by commercial airline standards and shall have received an exterior and an interior deep cleaning since its last commercial flight.
Cleanliness Standards. Distributor shall comply with all ordinances, laws and regulations pertaining to the sale, storage, transportation and distribution of the Products and the operation of its facilities. Distributor shall at all times maintain all of its facilities and equipment used in the sale, storage, transportation and distribution of the Products in a clean, wholesome and sanitary condition. Company personnel may inspect storage and other facilities of Distributor (owned or leased) at any time during normal working hours upon reasonable notice.
Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community. Failure to do so may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Community Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. See sections on Housekeeping and Pest Treatment in Part 1 of this Contract. Residents are expected to contribute to the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave garbage bags, waste or other items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators). Leaving garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than designated areas may result in a standards violation. Nothing can be kept on Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Residence balconies.
Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room and unit doors clean. At the request of the Residence Life Manager, residents must participate in meetings to discuss cleaning expectations with roommates. Meeting outcomes may include creating and adhering to a shared cleaning schedule for all residents of a shared unit. Residents are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community. Failure to do so may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Community Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, Residence Standards points, the possible relocation of the residents of the unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. See sections on Housekeeping and Pest Treatment in Part 1 of this Contract. Residents are must contribute to the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave any items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators) including without limitation, shoes, umbrellas garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than in designated areas. Uncollected food deliveries can attract pests and result in a mess. Residents ordering food or grocery deliveries must meet the delivery person to immediately collect their order. Uncollected food deliveries left around entrances or other common areas are subject to immediate disposal by staff without notice or compensation to the Resident. Residents may be assessed for any pest control or clean up associated with uncollected deliveries. Nothing can be kept on Xxxxxx X. Xxxx Residence balconies. Failure to comply with this section 3.06 may result in standards violation.
Cleanliness StandardsThe Aircraft shall be as clean as it was at the beginning of the Lease Period.
Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community as determined by the Residence Life Manager. Failure to maintain these standards may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Hospitality Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. (See Section 1.29 Housekeeping and Section 1.31 Pest Treatment) Residents are expected to contribute to the cleanliness of common areas and are not permitted to leave garbage bags, waste or other items in the common areas of the building (for example hallways, stairwells, study lounges, or elevators). Leaving garbage bags, waste or other items anywhere other than designated areas may result in a standards violation.
Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. Students are also responsible for strong odours and smells originating from their room/unit that are deemed disruptive to their community as determined by the Residence Life Manager. Failure to maintain these standards may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as may be deemed appropriate by Student Housing and Hospitality Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared assessments, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. (See Section
Cleanliness Standards. Residents are expected to keep shared living areas, including common lounges, double rooms, Cluster units, toilets and showers, and the exterior of their room/unit doors clean. This includes leaving dishes and/or garbage in public spaces of the Residence Complex, including stairwells, hallways and the exterior. This behaviour may result in cleaning charges, and/or further action as deemed appropriate by Residence Services. Common area damage or unreasonable mess may result in shared charges, the possible relocation of the residents of the floor/unit, and/or denial of future residence assignment. See Schedule B s. 3.
Cleanliness Standards. 1.1 All Premises shall be kept clean and well-maintained at all times. 1.2 All garbage shall be removed from counters and tables within five (5) minutes. 1.3 Carpeting shall be vacuumed or cleaned daily or immediately when soiled. 1.4 Entrance doors, glass windows and display cases shall be clean and free of smears, smudges, and dirt. 1.5 Sales and cashier areas shall be clean and organized. 1.6 Tray slides (if present) shall be clean. 1.7 Food trays shall be washed regularly (not just wiped down). 1.8 Light fixtures and their attachments shall be kept clean and free of dust. 1.9 Exhaust hoods, fans, and filters shall be appropriately maintained and cleaned in accordance with the lease. 1.10 Lessee’s aboveground grease interceptors shall be regularly maintained and inspected for leaks, if applicable. 1.11 Delivery palettes and milk crates shall be neatly stacked/organized (while on loading dock or outside the Premises) between deliveries. 1.12 All cardboard boxes shall be broken down and placed within the designated cardboard receptacles. 1.13 Hallways, elevators and areas around the Premises shall be free of Lessee-generated garbage. 1.14 Garbage receptacles shall be emptied regularly to avoid overflow of garbage. 1.15 Garbage shall be disposed of by placing accumulated garbage in Lessor-provided garbage compactor(s) and compacted. 1.16 Air conditioning, heating registers, and vents shall be clean.
Cleanliness StandardsThe Aircraft shall be clean by commercial airline standards. The carpets shall have been shampooed, the seat covers washed, all interior surfaces wiped down and paint touch up carried out as necessary. The exterior shall have received a full wash and lubrication.