Major Repairs. Major repairs shall include all items other than small parts and will be paid in accordance with the provisions of Major Irrigation Work Repair - Attachments C1, and C2).
Major Repairs. Owner shall be responsible for all major repairs to the premises except such repairs needed which were caused by the acts or omissions of Tenant or Tenant’s guests. Such repairs include the following as applicable: Repairs to roof, foundation, exterior walls, furnace, sewers, hot water heater and air conditioner.
Major Repairs. No boat shall be materially or structurally altered, repaired, or rebuilt in any area of the Marina.
Major Repairs. Manager will make non-emergency repairs exceeding $200 only with the written authorization of Owner. If Manager determines that an emergency repair is required to (i) prevent further damage to the property or
Major Repairs. Any required repair or maintenance to any portion of the Premises including, without limitation, all improvements, equipment, walls, floors, subfloors, floor coverings, and structural or nonstructural portion of any building where the cost of such repair or maintenance would equal or exceed Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) shall be the sole responsibility of Landlord, except for repairs necessitated solely by Tenant's gross negligence or willful misconduct.
Major Repairs. Major repairs shall be defined as all repairs to the Facilities which cost more than $5,000 or may require a building permit to perform. The CITY will be operationally responsible for all major repair work at the Premises; including the building’s roof and gutter system; heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) system; windows and doors; building foundation; and the building’s exterior finishes. The CITY shall undertake all periodic repairs which are necessary, in its sole discretion, to maintain the Premises in a condition of repair and safety for reasonable use, normal wear and tear expected.
Major Repairs. 6.6.1 The Lessor hereby undertakes to make any major repairs required to the Leased Premises and assume all costs. The Lessor will coordinate the execution of all major repairs and of all external specialists required to complete such major repairs.
Major Repairs. All clients will be advised of any major repair works which we consider necessary to maintain the common property. We will seek competitive estimates for any major repairs required, and if appropriate, we may, recommend the appointment of surveyors, architects, and structural engineers etc. to assist in the provision/production of specifications for major repair works. Additional fees will be incurred for the appointment of surveyors, architects, etc. All owners have an obligation to maintain their property, and legislation/Title Deeds, Deeds of Conditions, permit works to be instructed on a majority basis, however, we will normally seek advance funding for the whole cost prior to instructing repair work. We do so to ensure full funding is available on satisfactory completion of the work, to settle the contractor’s invoice, and to ensure that fellow proprietors are not left to make up a shortfall due to a defaulting proprietor(s). Title conditions impose this type of liability, known as a Joint and Several Liability. iv. Maximum Response Times CATEGORY EMERGENCY REPAIRS ROUTINE REPAIRS Plumbing 4 hours 7 days Roofing 24 hours 21 days Electrical 4 hours 7 days Xxxxxx work 24 hours 7 days Lift trap 1 hour N/A Lift breakdown 4 hours N/A 3. COST OF REPAIRS Other than in the case of an emergency, or repairs which fall within an agreed authority level, we will advise clients of costs prior to instructing any major repairs. In the event that repair costs exceed the available funding for the property, we may ask clients to provide additional funding to cover the shortfall in cost, prior to instructing the repairs, thus ensuring that sufficient funds are available to settle a contractor’s or supplier’s invoice upon satisfactory completion of works. Where work is cancelled, homeowners will be made aware in a reasonable timescale and information will be given on the next steps and what will happen to any funds collected to fund work. Call out charges to investigate building faults will be billed as common expenditure, unless we can determine that the faults are specific to a particular client or group of clients.
Major Repairs. Bids for repair services and/or materials which require skilled labor, tradespeople or subcontractors shall be secured by Manager on behalf of Unit Owner. In addition, services or materials which result in permanent improvement to, or upgrading of, any material aspect or feature to the Unit, the Housewares or Furnishings, and are requested by Unit Owner, shall be discussed with the Unit Owner to determine the appropriate course of action by Manager on behalf of Unit Owner. All such items shall be deemed “major” items and the cost of which shall be borne solely by Unit Owner and funded in accordance with Section 4(j). Should Manager discover a condition in the Unit which requires immediate attention in order to prevent damage to the Unit, other units or to any common area, or to maintain necessary services to the occupants, Unit Owner hereby authorizes Manager, its agents or employees to enter the Unit for the purpose of performing such repair work as may be necessary at the sole but reasonable discretion of Manager. Manager will use best efforts to contact Unit Owner within forty-eight (48) hours of such an occurrence. All major repair work will be subject to Section 4(j).
Major Repairs. 5.15.1 The Lessee shall immediately notify the Lessor in writing of any major repairs required to the Leased Premises.
