Drains and Grease Trap Sample Clauses

Drains and Grease Trap. Tenant shall maintain any sanitary and sewer lines in the Premises which exclusively serve the Premises, if any, and shall not misuse plumbing facilities or dispose of any foreign substances therein. Tenant shall take reasonable steps to not permit any food, waste, chemical, chemical waste, chemical by-product or other such material or other foreign substances to be disposed of, thrown or drawn into the pipes. Tenant will be responsible for all expenses, losses and damages incurred by Landlord by reason of Tenant's misuse of, or negligent or careless operations which result in the obstruction of drains, waste and sewer pipes and mains in or servicing the Premises, or any part thereof. Tenant shall maintain, at its own cost and expense, grease traps in all waste lines of the Premises including the drains and sinks for the purposes of preventing an accumulation of grease in all waste lines.
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