Pest Control Policy Sample Clauses
A Pest Control Policy clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures for managing and preventing pest infestations within a property. Typically, it specifies whether the landlord or tenant is responsible for arranging and paying for pest control services, and may set requirements for regular inspections or prompt reporting of pest issues. This clause ensures that both parties understand their obligations, helping to maintain a safe and sanitary environment while preventing disputes over pest-related problems.
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Pest Control Policy. Tenant shall keep the Property in a safe and sanitary condition and promptly notify the Landlord of any adverse conditions. Landlord may periodically inspect the Property and take measures to cure adverse conditions. If pests are present prior to lease signing or within 7 days of Tenant taking occupancy and Tenant submits a written request, Landlord will pay for an initial pest control treatment and up to 30 days of follow-up treatment but Tenant is liable for all remaining pest treatment.
Pest Control Policy. Tenant is responsible for any ongoing pest control service, if the Tenant desires such a service. Landlord is not responsible for any damage done to the Tenant's person, or property by such pests, or to the person or property of Tenant's family or any other persons on the premises.
Pest Control Policy. Failure to notify or take immediate action regarding maintenance and pest control issues on University property may result in the Resident being charged for damages, repairs, and services. The Resident agrees to follow all University directives in order to eradicate pests, including bed bugs. This may include room preparation, clothes laundering, and leaving the premises for a period of time. Should any damage occur as a result of the Resident not following these directives the cost is to be paid by the Resident. The Resident will not be relocated as this may result in pests being carried to a new room. The Resident will, in any event, receive no refund or reduction of Residence Fees.
Pest Control Policy. Residential buildings are occasionally subject to pest outbreaks, including but not limited to bedbugs, rodents and insects. If a pest outbreak is suspected, residents are required to immediately contact the building Service Desk or request a work order through the work order process so an inspection can be arranged. Failure to notify or take immediate action regarding maintenance and pest control issues may result in the Tenant being charged for damages, repairs, and services. If the presence of pests is confirmed, the Tenant will be required to actively participate in the treatment by following the directives of the University and/or professional Pest Control service providers. This may include room preparation, clothes laundering, and leaving the premises for a period of time. To reduce the likelihood of spreading pests to unaffected areas, Tenants will typically not be relocated to a new room. No refund or reduction of fees will be issued to those who are inconvenienced by pest inspection or remediation processes.
Pest Control Policy. Residential buildings and Hotels are occasionally subject to pest outbreaks, including but not limited to, bed bugs. If a pest outbreak is suspected, Residents are required to immediately contact the Residence Life Office and/or Hotel Front Desk so an inspection can be arranged. Failure to notify or take immediate action regarding maintenance and pest control issues may result in the Resident being charged for damages, repairs, and services. If the presence of pests is confirmed, Residents will be required to actively participate in the treatment by following the directives of the University and/or professional Pest Control workers. This may include room preparation, clothes laundering, and leaving the premises for a period of time. To reduce the likelihood of spreading pests to unaffected areas, Residents may be relocated to a new room. No refund or reduction of fees will be issued to those who are inconvenienced by pest inspection or remediation processes.
Pest Control Policy. Residential buildings are occasionally subject to pest outbreaks, including but not limited to, bed bugs. If a pest outbreak is suspected, Residents are required to immediately contact the Residence Life Office so an inspection can be arranged. Failure to notify or take immediate action regarding maintenance and pest control issues may result in the Resident being charged for damages, repairs, and services. If the presence of pests is confirmed, Residents will be required to actively participate in the treatment by following the directives of the University and/or professional Pest Control workers. This may include room preparation, clothes laundering, and leaving the premises for a period of time. To reduce the likelihood of spreading pests to unaffected areas, Residents will not be relocated to a new room. No refund or reduction of fees will be issued to those who are inconvenienced by pest inspection or remediation processes.
Pest Control Policy. Tenant is responsible for any ongoing pest control service, if the tenant desires such a service. Owner is not responsible for any damage done to the tenant’s person, or property by such pests, or to any other persons or property on the premises.
Pest Control Policy. ❖ The school maintains a Pest Management Implementation Plan that is available in the school office. The plan meets the state requirements for pest management. Parent will be notified of any pest management procedures in the building.
Pest Control Policy. Resident is responsible for any ongoing pest control service, if the Resident desires such a service. Landlord is not responsible for any damage done to the Resident's person, or property by such pests, or to the person or property of Resident's family or any other persons on their premises.
Pest Control Policy. Owner will provide termite control once a year at owners convenience. Resident is responsible for any ongoing pest control service, if the Resident desires such a service. Owner is not responsible for any damage done to the Resident's person, or property by such pests, or to the person or property of Resident's family or any other persons on their premises. At the end of the lease period Pest treatment due to infestations of roaches, fleas, or rodents, shall be billed to the Tenant and deducted from any remaining security deposits.