INFESTATIONS. During the tenancy you must take reasonable measures to keep the premises free of vermin (for example, rats), fleas or parasites. If the premises become infested because of something you have or have not done, you must arrange for the cleaning of any parts of the premises which are affected.
INFESTATIONS. During the tenancy you must take reasonable measures to keep the premises free of vermin (for example, mice), fleas or parasites. If the premises become infested because of something you have or have not done, you will have to pay the appropriate costs of putting this right and cleaning any parts of the premises which are affected.
INFESTATIONS. You agree that you have read the information in this addendum about bed bugs and: You are not aware of any infestation or presence of bed bugs in your current or previous apartment(s), home or dwelling. You agree that you are not aware of any bed bug infestation or presence in any of your furniture, clothing, personal property or possessions. You agree that you have not been subjected to conditions in which there was any bed bug infestation or presence; OR You agree that if you previously lived anywhere that had a bed bug infestation that all of your personal property (including furniture, clothing and other belongings) has been treated by a licensed pest control professional. You agree that such items are free of further infestation. If you disclose a previous experience of bed bug infestation, we can review documentation of that treatment and inspect your personal property and possessions to confirm the absence of bed bugs. You agree that any previous bed bug infestation which you may have experienced is disclosed here: «previous_bedbug_disclosure»
INFESTATIONS. Prior to move in, Landlord did not observe any evidence of bed bugs or bed bug infestation in the Premises or building in which the Premises is located (the “Building”). Resident agrees that it has read the information in this Addendum about bed bugs and: • Is not aware of any infestation or presence of bed bugs in Resident’s current or previous apartments, home and/or dwelling. • Agrees that it is not aware of any bed bug infestation or presence in any of its furniture, clothing, personal property or possessions. • Resident agrees that it has not been subjected to conditions in which there was any bed bug infestation or presence. Otherwise: • Resident agrees that if it previously lived anywhere that had a bed bug infestation, all of its personal property (including furniture, clothing and other belongings) has been treated by a licensed pest control professional; and • Resident agrees that such items are free of further infestation. Resident must disclose any previous bed bug infestation to Landlord. If Resident discloses a previous experience of bed bug infestation, Landlord can review documentation of the treatment and inspect Resident’s personal property and possessions to confirm the absence of bed bugs. Resident understands that Landlord has relied on representations made by Resident pursuant to this Addendum.
INFESTATIONS. You agree that you have read “Bed Bugs – A Guide for Rental Housing Residents” on pages 4 – 7 of this Addendum, and (check one): You are not aware of any infestation or presence of bed bugs in your current or previous apartment(s), home, or dwelling. You agree that you are not aware of any bed bug infestation or presence in any of your furniture, clothing, personal property, or possessions. You agree that you have not been subjected to conditions in which there was any bed bug infestation or presence; OR You agree that, if you previously lived anywhere that had a bed bug infestation, that all of your personal property (including furniture, clothing, and other personal belongings) has been treated by a licensed pest control professional. You agree that such items are free of further infestation. If you disclose a previous experience of bed bug infestation, we can review documentation of the treatment and inspect your personal property and possessions to confirm the absence of bed bugs. You agree that any previous bed bug infestation which you may have experienced is disclosed here: _ GOOD HOUSEKEEPING The resident has an important part in preventing infestations. Even though housekeeping may not always prevent bed bugs it can help reduce the chances and help in the identification of the occurrence. Residents are encouraged to configure their furniture to help minimize areas where bed bugs like to hide. Keeping furniture away from the walls can help. It is recommended to use zippered covers that are impermeable on all mattresses and box springs. Residents should keep the unit clean by regularly vacuuming and dusting, especially in the bedrooms or sleeping areas. Clutter must be removed immediately, as this can be a breeding ground for infestation. If having a guest(s), the resident should ask if their guest(s) is aware of being exposed to bed bug infestations. Always inspect for infestation after the guest(s) have vacated the unit.
INFESTATIONS. During the tenancy you must take reasonable measures to keep the premises free of vermin, (for example, rats), fleas or parasites. If the premises become infested because of something you have or have not done, you will have to pay the appropriate costs of putting this right and cleaning any parts of the premises which are affected. Payments made on your behalf If someone else pays us rent on your behalf, we will use this money in relation to this tenancy only. In no circumstances will we use this money to create a new tenancy for any other person. At the end of the tenancy Forwarding address Just before or immediately after the tenancy ends, you must give us your new address so that we can contact you to give you back your deposit or part of it (this will depend on any charges we have to take from your deposit because you have, for example, damaged part of the property). When the tenancy ends You must leave the apartment clean or arrange and pay for the premises to be cleaned to a professional standard. You must repair any damage to the premises or to our furniture and fittings (including replacing them, if necessary) if you, or one of your visitors caused the damage. You must pay us any cost we have to pay to repair any damage or replace any furniture and fittings if you fail to replace or repair anything under this clause. You must pay for the repair of any wall or other surfaces on which you have hung photographs, pictures, posters and so on. You must leave all our furniture and fittings (shown in the inventory) in a good, clean condition (apart from reasonable wear and tear) in the same rooms as they were when you moved in. You must pay the cost of redecorating any rooms or part of the premises which you decorated or changed without our written permission. You must arrange for all utility providers to take meter readings and where appropriate before the end of your tenancy and pay any outstanding amounts you owe to them up to and including the day the tenancy ends. You must arrange to return any television or other equipment or appliance you have hired or rented to the company you rented it from. You must give the premises back to us and return the keys to the premises at the end of the tenancy to the place or person we have agreed with you. You must remove your personal belongings and any rubbish and leave the premises and our furniture, fixtures and fittings in good condition. You also agree that if you leave any personal belongings in the premises ...
INFESTATIONS. Ensure that any infestations (flea and other insect) and vermin are eradicated from property prior to works being undertaken. There should be no access into the dwelling for pests or harbourage left in the garden or property. STRUCTURE If dry rot is present then all necessary work must be undertaken to kill it, repair any damage and prevent a recurrence. A visual check must be made to confirm that the property is free from dry rot at inspection. If found work must be undertaken to renew detrimentally affected materials and prevent the damp recurring. Loft insulation should be provided to a depth of 200mm. The property should achieve a minimum SAP (Standard Assessment Procedure) rating of 45. A copy of the EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) should be provided for the incoming tenant. Ceilings Ceilings must all be sound and secure. Cracked lath and plaster ceilings are notorious for collapse without warning and special attention must be paid to check the stability of lath and plaster ceilings. All polystyrene ceiling tiles must be removed and ceilings repaired and skim plastered. Paper on ceilings, must be firmly stuck to the ceiling, otherwise it should be removed. The Floors of existing flats that are above shops must be at least 1/2 hour fire resisting. Walls and Partitions Walls and partitions must all be sound, secure and fit for their purpose. Cavity walls should be fully insulated where suitable. Paper on walls and partitions must be firmly stuck to the wall or partition, otherwise it should be removed. Expanded polystyrene tiles on ceiling or walls are not acceptable.
INFESTATIONS. During the tenancy, you are Jointly and Severally required to take reasonable measures to keep the premises free of vermin (for example, rats), ants, fleas or parasites. This includes, but is not limited to, ensuring that all food waste and bins are correctly removed and stored in the appropriate containers outside the premises, or otherwise in accordance with your local authority’s directions.
