HVAC and Mechanical Room Access Sample Clauses

HVAC and Mechanical Room Access. Except in the case of an emergency, Tenant shall not enter or attempt access to any of the Building's air, electrical, mechanical or telecommunications risers, ducts, closets, Conduits, duct work, rooms, Raceways, or other horizontal or vertical spaces in the Building, including the Service Areas, without notifying Landlord in writing at least two (2) days in advance. In the case of an emergency, Tenant may enter or seek access to a Raceway utilized by Tenant pursuant to the terms hereof through mechanical rooms or Service Areas provided Tenant gives Landlord at least two (2) hours prior written notice and provided further that a Building security guard or engineer must unlock and accompany Tenant's employees into such Service Areas and mechanical rooms; if Landlord is also experiencing an emergency situation in the Building at the same time that Tenant has notified Landlord of an emergency, Landlord shall have no obligation to first address or respond to Tenant's emergency and shall only be obligated to accommodate Tenant's concerns as time permits thereafter. Tenant also agrees to furnish Landlord, within two (2) business days thereafter, a written report explaining all repairs and procedures which were conducted during any such emergency operations, in sufficient detail to permit Landlord's engineers to evaluate the same. Any access to the Building mechanical rooms, whether during an emergency or otherwise, shall require Tenant to sign in at the Building manager's office or the security desk, and Tenant shall permit the Building manager's security guard or representative of Landlord of the Building manager to accompany Tenant during any such mechanical room, if Landlord so desires. No installation, alterations or repairs shall be initiated without first delivering to Landlord's engineers, plans and specifications of the proposed changes, in substance and form acceptable to Landlord. No oral approval of these plans and specifications shall be deemed effective; only evidence of written approval which has been received by Landlord's Building manager will be binding against Landlord. No electrical grounding shall be permitted to other equipment in the mechanical rooms without Landlord's specific written approval of the method and locations of such grounding.
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