CLOGGED DRAINS AND TOILETS Sample Clauses

CLOGGED DRAINS AND TOILETS. The Tenant is responsible for all clogged drains and toilets and is responsible for damages arising in the Premises or in any other Premises within the Property so affected.
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CLOGGED DRAINS AND TOILETS. In the Student Apartments, Hawk Plaza, Hawk Run, Hawks Landing and the Student Residential Complex, clogged drains and toilets are the responsibility of the residents. Paper towels, tampons, and sanitary napkins should not be flushed down the toilet. Maintenance personnel will be provided for serious situations. In all areas, when it is evident a particular person or group is the cause, a fine will be charged to the negligent individual(s). Additional fees will be assessed based upon the hourly rate of the technicians responsible for repair and cleaning. The amounts charged are subject to increase based upon the frequency and severity of the occurrences Cooking oils and grease should not be poured in sinks, toilets or on the landing of housing areas. These violations cause tremendous problems to result in sewage backups. When it is evident a particular person or apartment group is the cause, a fine will be charged to the negligent individual(s). Additional fees will be assessed based upon the hourly rate of the technicians responsible for repair and cleaning. The amounts charged are subject to increase based upon the frequency and severity of the occurrences.
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CLOGGED DRAINS AND TOILETS. In the Student Apartments, Hawks Landing and the Student Residential Complex, clogged drains and toilets are the responsibility of the residents. Paper towels, tampons, and sanitary napkins should not be flushed down the toilet. Maintenance personnel will be provided for serious situations. In all areas, when it is evident a particular person or group is the cause, a fine will be charged to the negligent party. Additional fees will be assessed based upon the hourly rate of the technicians responsible for repair and cleaning. The amounts charged are subject to increase based upon the frequency and severity of the occurrences Cooking oils and grease should not be poured in sinks, toilets or on the landing of housing areas. These violations cause tremendous problems to result in sewage backups. When it is evident a particular person or apartment group is the cause, a fine will be charged to the negligent party. Additional fees will be assessed based upon the hourly rate of the technicians responsible for repair and cleaning. The amounts charged are subject to increase based upon the frequency and severity of the occurrences.
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