Common use of Maintenance Charges Clause in Contracts

Maintenance Charges. The Resident shall notify EHA promptly of required repairs to the Dwelling Unit, and of unsafe conditions in the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit. Except for normal wear and tear, the Resident agrees to pay reasonable charges for repair for intentional or negligent damage to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit, EHA equipment, or for extra maintenance expense caused by the Resident, the household members, guests and for damage caused by the failure of the Resident to report the need for repairs. In the absence of a satisfactory explanation, damage beyond normal wear and tear to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the dwelling unit shall be deemed to be caused by the Resident, the household members or guests intentionally or negligently. EHA will provide written notice to the Resident of the amount of the maintenance charges owed and such charges shall be due and collectible on the first day of the following month after the date of written notice if the charges are billed by the fifteenth of the month. If billed after the fifteenth of the month, the maintenance charges are due the second month. For example, if maintenance charges are billed on or before August 15, they are due by September 1. However, if the charges are billed after August 15, they are due October 1. EHA reserves the right to refuse a tender of rent if made without a payment of such charges after such charges are due. In no event shall a tender of rent without a payment of charges be accepted if the Resident has been served with a notice to vacate. The Resident shall be charged for the cost of maintenance services in accordance with the Schedule of Maintenance Charges located in the Congregate Office when EHA determines that needed maintenance is not caused by normal wear and tear. The Resident shall be charged the actual cost to EHA for materials and/or contractor cost, plus the standard EHA labor charges needed to complete the work for repairs not listed on the Schedule of Maintenance Charges.

Maintenance Charges. The Resident shall notify EHA promptly of required repairs to the Dwelling Unit, and of unsafe conditions in the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit. Except for normal wear and tear, the Resident agrees to pay reasonable charges for repair for intentional or negligent damage to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit, EHA equipment, or for extra maintenance expense caused by the Resident, the household members, guests and for damage caused by the failure of the Resident to report the need for repairs. In the absence of a satisfactory explanation, damage beyond normal wear and tear to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the dwelling unit shall be deemed to be caused by the Resident, the household members or guests intentionally or negligently. EHA will provide written notice to the Resident of the amount of the maintenance charges owed and such charges shall be due and collectible on the first day of the following month after the date of written notice if the charges are billed by the fifteenth of the month. If billed after the fifteenth of the month, the maintenance charges are due the second month. For example, if maintenance charges are billed on or before August 15, they are due by September 1. However, if the charges are billed after August 15, they are due October 1. EHA reserves the right to refuse a tender of rent if made without a payment of such charges after such charges are due. In no event shall a tender of rent without a payment of charges be accepted if the Resident has been served with a notice to vacate. The Resident shall be charged for the cost of maintenance services in accordance with the Schedule of Maintenance Charges located in the Congregate EHA Central Office when EHA determines that needed maintenance is not caused by normal wear and tear. The Resident shall be charged the actual cost to EHA for materials and/or contractor cost, plus the standard EHA labor charges needed to complete the work for repairs not listed on the Schedule of Maintenance Charges.

Maintenance Charges. The Resident shall notify EHA promptly of required repairs to the Dwelling Unit, and of unsafe conditions in the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit. Except for normal wear and tear, the Resident agrees to pay reasonable charges for repair for intentional or negligent damage to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit, EHA equipment, or for extra maintenance expense caused by the Resident, the household members, guests and for damage caused by the failure of the Resident to report the need for repairs. In the absence of a satisfactory explanation, damage beyond normal wear and tear to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the dwelling unit shall be deemed to be caused by the Resident, the household members or guests intentionally or negligently. EHA will provide written notice to the Resident of the amount of the maintenance charges owed and such charges shall be due and collectible on the first day of the following month after the date of written notice if the charges are billed by the fifteenth of the month. If billed after the fifteenth of the month, the maintenance charges are due the second month. For example, if maintenance charges are billed on or before August 15, they are due by September 1. However, if the charges are billed after August 15, they are due October 1. EHA reserves the right to refuse a tender of rent if made without a payment of such charges after such charges are due. In no event shall a tender of rent without a payment of charges be accepted if the Resident has been served with a notice to vacate. The Resident shall be charged for the cost of maintenance services in accordance with the Schedule of Maintenance Charges located posted in the Congregate Office EHA central management office when EHA determines that needed maintenance is not caused by normal wear and tear. The Resident shall be charged the actual cost to EHA for materials and/or contractor cost, plus the standard EHA labor charges needed to complete the work for repairs not listed on the Schedule of Maintenance Charges.

Maintenance Charges. The Resident shall notify EHA promptly of required repairs to the Dwelling Unit, and of unsafe conditions in the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit. Except for normal wear and tear, the Resident agrees to pay reasonable charges for repair for intentional or negligent damage to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the Dwelling Unit, EHA equipment, or for extra maintenance expense caused by the Resident, the household members, guests and for damage caused by the failure of the Resident to report the need for repairs. In the absence of a satisfactory explanation, damage beyond normal wear and tear to the Dwelling Unit and the areas surrounding the dwelling unit shall be deemed to be caused by the Resident, the household members or guests intentionally or negligently. EHA will provide written notice to the Resident of the amount of the maintenance charges owed and such charges shall be due and collectible on the first day of the following month after the date of written notice if the charges are billed by the fifteenth of the month. If billed after the fifteenth of the month, the maintenance charges are due the second month. For example, if maintenance charges are billed on or before August 15, they are due by September 1. However, if the charges are billed after August 15, they are due October 1. EHA reserves the right to refuse a tender of rent if made without a payment of such charges after such charges are due. In no event shall a tender of rent without a payment of charges be accepted if the Resident has been served with a notice to vacate. The Resident shall be charged for the cost of maintenance services in accordance with the Schedule of Maintenance Charges located in the Congregate Office EHA central management office when EHA determines that needed maintenance is not caused by normal wear and tear. The Resident shall be charged the actual cost to EHA for materials and/or contractor cost, plus the standard EHA labor charges needed to complete the work for repairs not listed on the Schedule of Maintenance Charges.