Common use of Operator May Enter Clause in Contracts

Operator May Enter. Operator, its employees or agents and the representatives of any governmental or quasi-governmental authority, including police and fire officials, shall have the right to remove Occupant’s lock and enter the Leased Space, without notice to Occupant, to take such action as may be necessary to preserve Operator’s Personal Property in the event of an Emergency, or to immediately comply with any applicable law, governmental or court order, warrant, subpoena, or to enforce any of Operator’s rights. For the purposes of this Rental Agreement, “Emergency” shall be defined as any event which jeopardizes the health, safety, and/or well-being of any person or of the Facility or any of the buildings or the land appurtenant to the buildings or any other Personal Property or chattels stored at the Facility. Operator shall further have the right, on a non-emergency basis, to remove Occupant’s lock and enter the Leased Space with reasonable notice to Occupant to make any repairs, replacements, other desirable improvements or conduct any inspections of Operator’s Personal Property (the “Work”). Operator will endeavor to give a minimum of three days notice to Occupant of the Work and, if Occupant is available, will schedule an appointment with Occupant to remove Occupant’s lock to allow the Work. If Occupant is unavailable or unable to provide Operator access, Operator may cut or remove and replace the lock after the Work has been completed with a lock of similar or better quality and the keys shall be sent as described in Provision 15. Occupant is notified that Operator complies with all search warrants and subpoenas for Occupant information.

Operator May Enter. Operator, its Operator’s employees or agents and the representatives of any governmental or quasi-governmental authority, including police and fire officials, shall have the right to remove OccupantXxxxxx’s lock and enter the Leased Space, without notice to OccupantLessee , to take such action as may be necessary to preserve Operator’s Personal Property in the event of an Emergency, or to immediately comply with any applicable law, governmental or court order, warrant, subpoena, or to enforce any of Operator’s rights. For the purposes of this Rental Agreement, “Emergency” shall be defined as any event which jeopardizes the health, safety, and/or well-being of any person or of the Facility or any of the buildings or the land appurtenant to the buildings or any other Personal Property or chattels stored at the Facility. Operator shall further have the right, on a non-emergency basis, to remove OccupantXxxxxx’s lock and enter the Leased Space with reasonable notice to Occupant Lessee to make any repairs, replacements, other desirable improvements or conduct any inspections of Operator’s Personal Property (the “Work”). Operator will endeavor to give a minimum of three days notice to Occupant Lessee of the Work and, if Occupant Lessee is available, will schedule an appointment with Occupant Lessee to remove OccupantXxxxxx’s lock to allow the Work. If Occupant Lessee is unavailable or unable to provide Operator access, Operator may cut or remove and replace the lock after the Work has been completed with a lock of similar or better quality and the keys shall be sent as described in Provision 15. Occupant is notified that Operator complies with all search warrants and subpoenas for Occupant information.Provision

Operator May Enter. Operator, its employees or agents and the representatives of any governmental or quasi-governmental authority, including police and fire officials, shall have the right to remove Occupant’s 's lock and enter the Leased Space, without notice to Occupant, to take such action as may be necessary to preserve Operator’s 's Personal Property in the event of an Emergency, or to immediately comply with any applicable law, governmental or court order, warrant, subpoena, or to enforce any of Operator’s 's rights. For the purposes of this Rental Agreement, “Emergency” Emergency shall be defined as any event which jeopardizes the health, safety, and/or well-being of any person or of the Facility or any of the buildings or the land appurtenant to the buildings or any other Personal Property or chattels stored at the Facility. Operator shall further have the right, on a non-emergency basis, to remove Occupant’s Occupant 's lock and enter the Leased Space with reasonable notice to Occupant to make any repairs, replacements, other desirable improvements or conduct any inspections of Operator’s 's Personal Property (the “Work”). Operator will endeavor to give a minimum of three days days' notice to Occupant of the Work and, if Occupant is available, will schedule an appointment with Occupant to remove Occupant’s 's lock to allow the Work. If Occupant is unavailable or unable to provide Operator access, Operator may cut or remove and replace the lock after the Work has been completed with a lock of similar or better quality and the keys shall be sent as described in Provision 1514. Occupant is notified that Operator complies with all search warrants and subpoenas for Occupant information.. initials

Operator May Enter. Operator, its employees or agents and the representatives of any governmental or quasi-governmental authority, including police and fire officials, shall have the right to remove Occupant’s 's lock and enter the Leased Space, without notice to Occupant, to take such action as may be necessary to preserve Operator’s 's Personal Property in the event of an Emergency, or to immediately comply with any applicable law, governmental or court order, warrant, subpoena, or to enforce any of Operator’s 's rights. For the purposes of this Rental Agreement, “Emergency” Emergency shall be defined as any event which jeopardizes the health, safety, and/or well-being of any person or of the Facility or any of the buildings or the land appurtenant to the buildings or any other Personal Property or chattels stored at the Facility. Operator shall further have the right, on a non-emergency basis, to remove Occupant’s 's lock and enter the Leased Space with reasonable notice to Occupant to make any repairs, replacements, other desirable improvements or conduct any inspections of Operator’s 's Personal Property (the “Work”). Operator will endeavor to give a minimum of three days notice to Occupant of the Work and, if Occupant is available, will schedule an appointment with Occupant to remove Occupant’s Xxxxxxxx's lock to allow the Work. If Occupant is unavailable or unable to provide Operator access, Operator may cut or remove and replace the lock after the Work has been completed with a lock of similar or better quality and the keys shall be sent as described in Provision 1514. Occupant is notified that Operator complies with all search warrants and subpoenas for Occupant information.