Repairs and improvements Our responsibilities. 5.1 We will look after the property by keeping in repair and proper working order the: • Structure and exterior including floors, walls, roof, windows, drains and Gutters; • Outside decoration; • Installations for supplying: - Electricity, gas, water and sanitation including the toilet, bath and sink. - Room heating and hot water. This includes an annual service of all gas appliances installed and maintained by us and an inspection of the electrical wiring at a maximum interval of 5 years. 5.2 We will take reasonable care to keep the communal areas of blocks of flats and maisonettes in repair and fit for use. 5.3 We will carry out reported repairs within a reasonable time period: • When you report a repair we will tell you when we will carry it out by. • We will decide on the nature of the repair to be carried out. 5.4 If you apply to buy the property (you cannot buy the property if you have an Introductory Tenancy) • We will continue to comply with the provisions of section 11 of the Landlord and Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 to maintain essential services and keep the property wind and watertight only. • As soon as the ownership of the property passes to you, our repair responsibilities under this tenancy agreement end. 5.5 If the property needs to be empty for major building works, redevelopment or demolition: • We have the right to seek possession from the court. • We must offer you a suitable alternative property before we take possession. • If we only need you to move out temporarily you must return to the original property on completion of the work — unless you have our written permission to remain in the other property. 5.6 We have a legal obligation to inspect and service certain installations in your home for the supply of gas (including flues) at intervals of no more than 12 calendar months to comply with our duties as a landlord and the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. We will give you written notice of when we need access to your property for these purposes. However in cases where we are unable to gain access, despite written requests in accordance with our Annual Gas Safety Inspection and Service Procedures, we reserve the right to force access to your home, solely to enable us to perform our legal obligations. In such cases we will immediately re-secure your home and rectify the damage caused. We will always consider charging you for the costs incurred for such forced entry. 5.7 You must report any repairs that we are responsible for, as soon as possible and tell us straight away about any fault in the supplies of gas, electricity and water to the property. 5.8 You are responsible for keeping the interior of your home in good decorative order and carrying out minor repairs: • If we have to carry out this type of repair or task we may charge you; • If you are an older or disabled person we may provide help with some of these repairs. 5.9 You are responsible for the safe and legal installation, repair and maintenance of your own household equipment (for example cooker and washing machine). We may charge you if this equipment causes damage to your, or a neighbouring property requiring us to carry out repairs. 5.10 You are responsible for providing and replacing your household appliances, furniture and personal belongings. 5.11 You are responsible for the safe repair and maintenance of any improvements or alterations you have done at the property, unless we have agreed in writing to do this ourselves. 5.12 You must take every precaution to prevent the bursting of water pipes and damage to the property by fire. 5.13 Staff and contractors (a) You must allow our staff and/or our agents and/or our contractors, and/or companies who provide utilities (including electricity, gas and water), access to your property to carry out any inspections, maintenance, improvements or repairs that we consider necessary, or for any other reasonable purpose. You will usually be given a minimum period of 24 hours’ notice in writing unless there is an emergency and this is not possible. (b) In emergencies, our staff and/or our contractors can: • enter your property without any notice if we feel that there is a risk of personal injury or damage to our property, neighbouring property, or if the court orders; • force entry to the property even if no-one is home at the time; • examples of these situations include but are not limited to: - the property being in a dangerous structural condition - gas leaks - health risks, for example where animals have been allowed to foul inside a property and this poses a health risk to you, any other person living in or visiting your home, other residents, our employees, agents, or contractors; - burst pipes or overflowing water damaging the property or neighbouring properties (c) You must give us access to service the: - Gas supply and any gas appliances installed and maintained by us, - Electric supply, wiring and outlets. If you do not give us access we may force access as per clause 5.6 above when a Gas Safety Inspection is required, for other situations we will seek an order from the Court allowing us access to undertake inspection and/or works. (d) If you prevent us from entering the property we may charge you for the cost of taking action to ensure we can get in and meet our legal obligations as a landlord. 5.14 You must not cover, paint, enclose or erect anything around or alter in anyway any gas appliances. 5.15 It is your responsibility as the tenant to ensure all gas appliances owned by you are correctly installed, maintained and serviced in accordance with manufactures instructions and recommendations. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You are responsible for the maintenance and servicing of appliances owned by you. 5.16 Only safe and correctly maintained gas appliances are to be used within our properties. Bournemouth Council holds the right to disconnect any gas appliance found to be faulty due to poor maintenance or poor order. We will also disconnect if we believe an installation has been carried out illegally (by persons not Gas Safe registered or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). All illegal gas work will be reported to the Health & Safety Executive. 5.17 The tenant must be able to provide manufactures instructions for all gas appliances owned by them on request. 5.18 You must seek our permission before you install or replace a gas appliance. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You must retain a receipt and a certificate of the works, showing the number and name of the Gas Safe engineer who carried out the work. It must also include details of the work and the date the work was undertaken. This will be required for inspection at a later date. Failure to provide the correct information can result in the installation being disconnected. 5.19 You must have our written permission before you carry out any additions, improvements or alterations to the property, including but not limited to a satellite dish or for laminate or wood-block flooring. No permission will be given to install a satellite dish on a block of flats with a communal system. • If you do not we may charge you for the cost of reinstating the property. • If any conditions we set for this are not met our permission may be withdrawn and you may have to reinstate the property to its original condition. • You must get any other necessary approvals (for example, planning permission and appropriate public liability insurance) before you do this work. • Any gas appliances must only be installed by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed) and you must be able to provide us with written documentation as proof on demand. • When your tenancy is coming to an end you may be entitled to compensation from the Council for agreed improvements you have made. 5.20 We may charge you for and you must pay for: • Any work to or at the property, neighbouring properties or communal areas which is due to misuse, neglect, negligence or deliberate damage by you or anyone whose behaviour you, as tenant, are responsible for; • Any damage to or the costs of replacing anything of ours missing from the property (including any shed included in your tenancy) arising from any breach of this tenancy agreement. If you have a Crime Reference Number or an incident number then you should provide us with this; • Any damage to, or the cost of replacement of, anything of ours missing from any Council shed included in your tenancy unless the police issue you with a Crime Reference Number or an incident number and it was not done by someone whose behaviour you were responsible for.
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Samples: Tenancy Agreement, Tenancy Agreement
Repairs and improvements Our responsibilities. 5.1 We will look after the property by keeping in repair and proper working order the: • Structure and exterior including floors, walls, roof, windows, drains and Gutters; • Outside decoration; • Installations for supplying: - Electricity, gas, water and sanitation including the toilet, bath and sink. - Room heating and hot water. This includes an annual service of all gas appliances installed and maintained by us and an inspection of the electrical wiring at a maximum interval of 5 years.
5.2 We will take reasonable care to keep the communal areas of blocks of flats and maisonettes in repair and fit for use.
5.3 We will carry out reported repairs within a reasonable time period: • When you report a repair we will tell you when we will carry it out by. • We will decide on the nature of the repair to be carried out.
5.4 If you apply to buy the property (you cannot buy the property if you have an Introductory Tenancy) • We will continue to comply with the provisions of section 11 of the Landlord and Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 to maintain essential services and keep the property wind and watertight only. • As soon as the ownership of the property passes to you, our repair responsibilities under this tenancy agreement end.
5.5 If the property needs to be empty for major building works, redevelopment or demolition: • We have the right to seek possession from the court. • We must offer you a suitable alternative property before we take possession. • If we only need you to move out temporarily you must return to the original property on completion of the work — unless you have our written permission to remain in the other property.
5.6 We have a legal obligation to inspect and service certain installations in your home for the supply of gas (including flues) at intervals of no more than 12 calendar months to comply with our duties as a landlord and the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. We will give you written notice of when we need access to your property for these purposes. However in cases where we are unable to gain access, despite written requests in accordance with our Annual Gas Safety Inspection and Service Procedures, we reserve the right to force access to your home, solely to enable us to perform our legal obligations. In such cases we will immediately re-secure your home and rectify the damage caused. We will always consider charging you for the costs incurred for such forced entry.
5.7 You must report any repairs that we are responsible for, as soon as possible and tell us straight away about any fault in the supplies of gas, electricity and water to the property.
5.8 You are responsible for keeping the interior of your home in good decorative order and carrying out minor repairs: • If we have to carry out this type of repair or task we may charge you; • If you are an older or disabled person we may provide help with some of these repairs.
5.9 You are responsible for the safe and legal installation, repair and maintenance of your own household equipment (for example cooker and washing machine). We may charge you if this equipment causes damage to your, or a neighbouring property requiring us to carry out repairs.
5.10 You are responsible for providing and replacing your household appliances, furniture and personal belongings.
5.11 You are responsible for the safe repair and maintenance of any improvements or alterations you have done at the property, unless we have agreed in writing to do this ourselves.
5.12 You must take every precaution to prevent the bursting of water pipes and damage to the property by fire.
5.13 Staff and contractors
(a) You must allow our staff and/or our agents and/or our contractors, and/or companies who provide utilities (including electricity, gas and water), access to your property to carry out any inspections, maintenance, improvements or repairs that we consider necessary, or for any other reasonable purpose. You will usually be given a minimum period of 24 hours’ notice in writing unless there is an emergency and this is not possible.
(b) In emergencies, our staff and/or our contractors can: • enter your property without any notice if we feel that there is a risk of personal injury or damage to our property, neighbouring property, or if the court orders; • force entry to the property even if no-one is home at the time; • examples of these situations include but are not limited to: - the property being in a dangerous structural condition - gas leaks - health risks, for example where animals have been allowed to foul fouls inside a property and this poses a health risk to you, any other person living in or visiting your home, other residents, our employees, agents, or contractors; - burst pipes or overflowing water damaging the property or neighbouring properties
(c) You must give us access to service the: - Gas supply and any gas appliances installed and maintained by us, - Electric supply, wiring and outlets. If you do not give us access we may force access as per clause 5.6 above when a Gas Safety Inspection is required, for other situations we will seek an order from the Court allowing us access to undertake inspection and/or works.
(d) If you prevent us from entering the property we may charge you for the cost of taking action to ensure we can get in and meet our legal obligations as a landlord.
5.14 You must not cover, paint, enclose or erect anything around or alter in anyway any gas appliances.
5.15 It is your responsibility as the tenant to ensure all gas appliances owned by you are correctly installed, maintained and serviced in accordance with manufactures instructions and recommendations. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You are responsible for the maintenance and servicing of appliances owned by you.
5.16 Only safe and correctly maintained gas appliances are to be used within our properties. Bournemouth Council holds the right to disconnect any gas appliance found to be faulty due to poor maintenance or poor order. We will also disconnect if we believe an installation has been carried out illegally (by persons not Gas Safe registered or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). All illegal gas work will be reported to the Health & Safety Executive.
5.17 The tenant must be able to provide manufactures instructions for all gas appliances owned by them on request.
5.18 You must seek our permission before you install or replace a gas appliance. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You must retain a receipt and a certificate of the works, showing the number and name of the Gas Safe engineer who carried out the work. It must also include details of the work and the date the work was undertaken. This will be required for inspection at a later date. Failure to provide the correct information can result in the installation being disconnected.
5.19 You must have our written permission before you carry out any additions, improvements or alterations to the property, including but not limited to a satellite dish or for laminate or wood-block flooring. No permission will be given to install a satellite dish on a block of flats with a communal system. • If you do not we may charge you for the cost of reinstating the property. • If any conditions we set for this are not met our permission may be withdrawn and you may have to reinstate the property to its original condition. • You must get any other necessary approvals (for example, planning permission and appropriate public liability insurance) before you do this work. • Any gas appliances must only be installed by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed) and you must be able to provide us with written documentation as proof on demand. • When your tenancy is coming to an end you may be entitled to compensation from the Council for agreed improvements you have made.
5.20 We may charge you for and you must pay for: • Any work to or at the property, neighbouring properties or communal areas which is due to misuse, neglect, negligence or deliberate damage by you or anyone whose behaviour you, as tenant, are responsible for; • Any damage to or the costs of replacing anything of ours missing from the property (including any shed included in your tenancy) arising from any breach of this tenancy agreement. If you have a Crime Reference Number or an incident number then you should provide us with this; • Any damage to, or the cost of replacement of, anything of ours missing from any Council shed included in your tenancy unless the police issue you with a Crime Reference Number or an incident number and it was not done by someone whose behaviour you were responsible for.
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Samples: Tenancy Agreement, Tenancy Agreement
Repairs and improvements Our responsibilities. 5.1 We will look after the property by keeping in repair and proper working order the: • Structure and exterior including floors, walls, roof, windows, drains and Gutters; • Outside decoration; • Installations for supplying: - Electricity, gas, water and sanitation including the toilet, bath and sink. - Room heating and hot water. This includes an annual service of all gas appliances installed and maintained by us and an inspection of the electrical wiring at a maximum interval of 5 years.
5.2 We will take reasonable care to keep the communal areas of blocks of flats and maisonettes in repair and fit for use.
5.3 We will carry out reported repairs within a reasonable time period: • When you report a repair we will tell you when we will carry it out by. • We will decide on the nature of the repair to be carried out.
5.4 If you apply to buy the property (you cannot buy the property if you have an Introductory Tenancy) • We will continue to comply with the provisions of section 11 of the Landlord and Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 Tenant Act 1985 to maintain essential services and keep the property wind and watertight only. • As soon as the ownership of the property passes to you, our repair responsibilities under this tenancy agreement end.
5.5 If the property needs to be empty for major building works, redevelopment or demolition: • We have the right to seek possession from the court. • We must offer you a suitable alternative property before we take possession. • If we only need you to move out temporarily you must return to the original property on completion of the work — unless you have our written permission to remain in the other property.
5.6 We have a legal obligation to inspect and service certain installations in your home for the supply of gas (including flues) at intervals of no more than 12 calendar months to comply with our duties as a landlord and the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. We will give you written notice of when we need access to your property for these purposes. However in cases where we are unable to gain access, despite written requests in accordance with our Annual Gas Safety Inspection and Service Procedures, we reserve the right to force access to your home, solely to enable us to perform our legal obligations. In such cases we will immediately re-secure your home and rectify the damage caused. We will always consider charging you for the costs incurred for such forced entry.
5.7 You must report any repairs that we are responsible for, as soon as possible and tell us straight away about any fault in the supplies of gas, electricity and water to the property.
5.8 You are responsible for keeping the interior of your home in good decorative order and carrying out minor repairs: • If we have to carry out this type of repair or task we may charge you; • If you are an older or disabled person we may provide help with some of these repairs.
5.9 You are responsible for the safe and legal installation, repair and maintenance of your own household equipment (for example cooker and washing machine). We may charge you if this equipment causes damage to your, or a neighbouring property requiring us to carry out repairs.
5.10 You are responsible for providing and replacing your household appliances, furniture and personal belongings.
5.11 You are responsible for the safe repair and maintenance of any improvements or alterations you have done at the property, unless we have agreed in writing to do this ourselves.
5.12 You must take every precaution to prevent the bursting of water pipes and damage to the property by fire.
5.13 Staff and contractors
(a) You must allow our staff and/or our agents and/or our contractors, and/or companies who provide utilities (including electricity, gas and water), access to your property to carry out any inspections, maintenance, improvements or repairs that we consider necessary, or for any other reasonable purpose. You will usually be given a minimum period of 24 hours’ notice in writing unless there is an emergency and this is not possible.
(b) In emergencies, our staff and/or our contractors can: • enter your property without any notice if we feel that there is a risk of personal injury or damage to our property, neighbouring property, or if the court orders; • force entry to the property even if no-one is home at the time; • examples of these situations include but are not limited to: - the property being in a dangerous structural condition - gas leaks - health risks, for example where animals have been allowed to foul inside a property and this poses a health risk to you, any other person living in or visiting your home, other residents, our employees, agents, or contractors; - burst pipes or overflowing water damaging the property or neighbouring properties
(c) You must give us access to service the: - Gas supply and any gas appliances installed and maintained by us, - Electric supply, wiring and outlets. If you do not give us access we may force access as per clause 5.6 above when a Gas Safety Inspection is required, for other situations we will seek an order from the Court allowing us access to undertake inspection and/or works.
(d) If you prevent us from entering the property we may charge you for the cost of taking action to ensure we can get in and meet our legal obligations as a landlord.
5.14 You must not cover, paint, enclose or erect anything around or alter in anyway any gas appliances.
5.15 It is your responsibility as the tenant to ensure all gas appliances owned by you are correctly installed, maintained and serviced in accordance with manufactures instructions and recommendations. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You are responsible for the maintenance and servicing of appliances owned by you.
5.16 Only safe and correctly maintained gas appliances are to be used within our properties. Bournemouth Council holds the right to disconnect any gas appliance found to be faulty due to poor maintenance or poor order. We will also disconnect if we believe an installation has been carried out illegally (by persons not Gas Safe registered or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). All illegal gas work will be reported to the Health & Safety Executive.
5.17 The tenant must be able to provide manufactures instructions for all gas appliances owned by them on request.
5.18 You must seek our permission before you install or replace a gas appliance. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You must retain a receipt and a certificate of the works, showing the number and name of the Gas Safe engineer who carried out the work. It must also include details of the work and the date the work was undertaken. This will be required for inspection at a later date. Failure to provide the correct information can result in the installation being disconnected.
5.19 You must have our written permission before you carry out any additions, improvements or alterations to the property, including but not limited to a satellite dish or for laminate or wood-block flooring. No permission will be given to install a satellite dish on a block of flats with a communal system. • If you do not we may charge you for the cost of reinstating the property. • If any conditions we set for this are not met our permission may be withdrawn and you may have to reinstate the property to its original condition. • You must get any other necessary approvals (for example, planning permission and appropriate public liability insurance) before you do this work. • Any gas appliances must only be installed by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed) and you must be able to provide us with written documentation as proof on demand. • When your tenancy is coming to an end you may be entitled to compensation from the Council for agreed improvements you have made.
5.20 We may charge you for and you must pay for: • Any work to or at the property, neighbouring properties or communal areas which is due to misuse, neglect, negligence or deliberate damage by you or anyone whose behaviour you, as tenant, are responsible for; • Any damage to or the costs of replacing anything of ours missing from the property (including any shed included in your tenancy) arising from any breach of this tenancy agreement. If you have a Crime Reference Number or an incident number then you should provide us with this; • Any damage to, or the cost of replacement of, anything of ours missing from any Council shed included in your tenancy unless the police issue you with a Crime Reference Number or an incident number and it was not done by someone whose behaviour you were responsible for.
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Samples: Tenancy Agreement
Repairs and improvements Our responsibilities. 5.1 We will look after the property by keeping in repair and proper working order the: • Structure and exterior including floors, walls, roof, windows, drains and Gutters; • Outside decoration; • Installations for supplying: - Electricity, gas, water and sanitation including the toilet, bath and sink. - Room heating and hot water. This includes an annual service of all gas appliances installed and maintained by us and an inspection of the electrical wiring at a maximum interval of 5 years.
5.2 We will take reasonable care to keep the communal areas of blocks of flats and maisonettes in repair and fit for use.
5.3 We will carry out reported repairs within a reasonable time period: • When you report a repair we will tell you when we will carry it out by. • We will decide on the nature of the repair to be carried out.
5.4 If you apply to buy the property (you cannot buy the property if you have an Introductory Tenancy) • We will continue to comply with the provisions of section 11 of the Landlord and Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 Tenant Act 1985 to maintain essential services and keep the property wind and watertight only. • As soon as the ownership of the property passes to you, our repair responsibilities under this tenancy agreement end.
5.5 If the property needs to be empty for major building works, redevelopment or demolition: • We have the right to seek possession from the court. • We must offer you a suitable alternative property before we take possession. • If we only need you to move out temporarily you must return to the original property on completion of the work — unless you have our written permission to remain in the other property.
5.6 We have a legal obligation to inspect and service certain installations in your home for the supply of gas (including flues) at intervals of no more than 12 calendar months to comply with our duties as a landlord and the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998. We will give you written notice of when we need access to your property for these purposes. However in cases where we are unable to gain access, despite written requests in accordance with our Annual Gas Safety Inspection and Service Procedures, we reserve the right to force access to your home, solely to enable us to perform our legal obligations. In such cases we will immediately re-secure your home and rectify the damage caused. We will always consider charging you for the costs incurred for such forced entry.
5.7 You must report any repairs that we are responsible for, as soon as possible and tell us straight away about any fault in the supplies of gas, electricity and water to the property.
5.8 You are responsible for keeping the interior of your home in good decorative order and carrying out minor repairs: • If we have to carry out this type of repair or task we may charge you; • If you are an older or disabled person we may provide help with some of these repairs.
5.9 You are responsible for the safe and legal installation, repair and maintenance of your own household equipment (for example cooker and washing machine). We may charge you if this equipment causes damage to your, or a neighbouring property requiring us to carry out repairs.
5.10 You are responsible for providing and replacing your household appliances, furniture and personal belongings.
5.11 You are responsible for the safe repair and maintenance of any improvements or alterations you have done at the property, unless we have agreed in writing to do this ourselves.
5.12 You must take every precaution to prevent the bursting of water pipes and damage to the property by fire.
5.13 Staff and contractors
(a) You must allow our staff and/or our agents and/or our contractors, and/or companies who provide utilities (including electricity, gas and water), access to your property to carry out any inspections, maintenance, improvements or repairs that we consider necessary, or for any other reasonable purpose. You will usually be given a minimum period of 24 hours’ notice in writing unless there is an emergency and this is not possible.
(b) In emergencies, our staff and/or our contractors can: • enter your property without any notice if we feel that there is a risk of personal injury or damage to our property, neighbouring property, or if the court orders; • force entry to the property even if no-one is home at the time; • examples of these situations include but are not limited to: - the property being in a dangerous structural condition - gas leaks - health risks, for example where animals have been allowed to foul fouls inside a property and this poses a health risk to you, any other person living in or visiting your home, other residents, our employees, agents, or contractors; - burst pipes or overflowing water damaging the property or neighbouring properties
(c) You must give us access to service the: - Gas supply and any gas appliances installed and maintained by us, - Electric supply, wiring and outlets. If you do not give us access we may force access as per clause 5.6 above when a Gas Safety Inspection is required, for other situations we will seek an order from the Court allowing us access to undertake inspection and/or works.
(d) If you prevent us from entering the property we may charge you for the cost of taking action to ensure we can get in and meet our legal obligations as a landlord.
5.14 You must not cover, paint, enclose or erect anything around or alter in anyway any gas appliances.
5.15 It is your responsibility as the tenant to ensure all gas appliances owned by you are correctly installed, maintained and serviced in accordance with manufactures instructions and recommendations. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You are responsible for the maintenance and servicing of appliances owned by you.
5.16 Only safe and correctly maintained gas appliances are to be used within our properties. Bournemouth Council holds the right to disconnect any gas appliance found to be faulty due to poor maintenance or poor order. We will also disconnect if we believe an installation has been carried out illegally (by persons not Gas Safe registered or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). All illegal gas work will be reported to the Health & Safety Executive.
5.17 The tenant must be able to provide manufactures instructions for all gas appliances owned by them on request.
5.18 You must seek our permission before you install or replace a gas appliance. This work can only be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed). You must retain a receipt and a certificate of the works, showing the number and name of the Gas Safe engineer who carried out the work. It must also include details of the work and the date the work was undertaken. This will be required for inspection at a later date. Failure to provide the correct information can result in the installation being disconnected.
5.19 You must have our written permission before you carry out any additions, improvements or alterations to the property, including but not limited to a satellite dish or for laminate or wood-block flooring. No permission will be given to install a satellite dish on a block of flats with a communal system. • If you do not we may charge you for the cost of reinstating the property. • If any conditions we set for this are not met our permission may be withdrawn and you may have to reinstate the property to its original condition. • You must get any other necessary approvals (for example, planning permission and appropriate public liability insurance) before you do this work. • Any gas appliances must only be installed by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer (or any other gas safety body that may be appointed) and you must be able to provide us with written documentation as proof on demand. • When your tenancy is coming to an end you may be entitled to compensation from the Council for agreed improvements you have made.
5.20 We may charge you for and you must pay for: • Any work to or at the property, neighbouring properties or communal areas which is due to misuse, neglect, negligence or deliberate damage by you or anyone whose behaviour you, as tenant, are responsible for; • Any damage to or the costs of replacing anything of ours missing from the property (including any shed included in your tenancy) arising from any breach of this tenancy agreement. If you have a Crime Reference Number or an incident number then you should provide us with this; • Any damage to, or the cost of replacement of, anything of ours missing from any Council shed included in your tenancy unless the police issue you with a Crime Reference Number or an incident number and it was not done by someone whose behaviour you were responsible for.
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Samples: Tenancy Agreement
