Exhaust and Makeup Air Systems Sample Clauses

Exhaust and Makeup Air Systems. The Tenant is responsible for maintaining any exhaust and makeup air systems for a restaurant or food service area or other above normal ventilation systems. If Tenant does not clean such systems within thirty (30) days after Landlord's request to Tenant to clean such systems, then Landlord may perform such cleaning, and Tenant shall pay the cost of such cleaning within thirty (30) days after Landlord invoices Tenant the cost thereof. If Tenant requests Landlord to maintain Tenant's ventilation systems, and Landlord agrees to do so, then Landlord shall commence maintaining such systems only after Landlord and Tenant enter into a mutually satisfactory maintenance contract.
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Exhaust and Makeup Air Systems. For restaurant premises only, Tenant’s kitchen exhaust and make up air duct systems must be constructed in fire rated shaft enclosures in accordance with all governmental and local code requirements. Any proposed shaft enclosures penetrating adjacent tenant or Common Area spaces, either above or next to the Premises, are subject to Landlord’s prior written approval of Tenant’s detailed plans and equipment specifications for such penetrating shaft enclosures. At Landlord’s option, Landlord may designate dedicated shaft locations for Xxxxxx’s exhaust and make up air systems. Tenant shall be responsible for bringing all necessary ductwork and fire rated enclosures for its equipment to the designated shaft location, as well as completing its ductwork and the shaft enclosure at the designated location.
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Exhaust and Makeup Air Systems. Tenant’s kitchen exhaust and make-up air duct systems must be constructed in fire rated shaft enclosures in accordance with all governmental and local code requirements. Any proposed shaft enclosures penetrating adjacent tenant or Common Area spaces, either above or next to the Premises, are subject to Landlord’s prior written approval of Tenant’s detailed plans and equipment specifications for such penetrating shaft enclosures. At Landlord’s option, Landlord may designate dedicated shaft locations for Tenant’s exhaust and make-up air systems. Tenant shall be responsible for bringing all necessary ductwork and fire rated enclosures for its equipment to the designated shaft location, as well as completing its ductwork and the shaft enclosure at the designated location.
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