Sanitary Drains Clause Samples

The 'Sanitary Drains' clause defines the requirements and standards for the installation, maintenance, and operation of drainage systems that handle wastewater from plumbing fixtures. Typically, this clause outlines specifications for materials, pipe sizing, slope, venting, and connection methods to ensure proper flow and prevent blockages or contamination. Its core function is to ensure that wastewater is safely and efficiently removed from a building, thereby protecting public health and maintaining sanitary conditions.
Sanitary Drains. The Contractor shall comply with the requirements of the Airports Authority’s Sanitary Discharge Permit applicable to the Premises. The Airports Authority shall provide Contractor with a copy of the Airports Authority’s Sanitary Discharge Permit and shall give Contractor reasonable notice prior to any revisions to the Airports Authority’s Sanitary Discharge Permit that will impact Contractor’s operations, in order to allow Contractor to comment on same prior to issuance of a revised Sanitary Discharge Permit.
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Sanitary Drains. Sanitary drains on the demised property may be connected to the Airport's sewer line. The Lessor shall have the right to assess reasonable charges for use of this system. In no case can oils, hazardous waste, or non-biodegradable items be drained into the system. Should the Lessee violate the provisions of this Lease pertaining to sanitary drains, the Lessor reserves and maintains the right to disconnect the drains from the Airport's-sewer line.
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