Sanitary Standards Sample Clauses

Sanitary Standards a.) The pet owner is responsible for removing pet waste and disposing of all waste by wrapping it in a paper bag or other sanitary container and disposing of it in a safe and sanitary manner. A $5.00 charge shall be assessed to each pet owner when it becomes necessary for Management to remove pet waste. Repeated violations shall be cause for removal of the pet, termination of the lease or both.
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Sanitary Standards. Tenant agrees to immediately clean up and properly dispose of all fecal matter produced by the pet on or near the Landlord’s Property. Pet waste and the contents of litter boxes or other pet waste materials must be contained in a paper or plastic bag first, and then placed in a garbage can or dumpster. Pet waste, litter, wood shavings or other pet waste materials must not be flushed down the toilets, even if the litter is marked as “flushable”. Pet waste or materials can cause clogs in the pipes and flooding; if this rule is violated tenant shall be responsible for damages. Tenant agrees to separate pet waste from their litter boxes and dispose of properly not more often than once each day and to change the litter in their pets’ litter boxes and dispose of such litter in the property’s dumpster or garbage not more often than twice each week, unless needed to meet sanitary standards. Tenant further agrees that the premises will be kept safe, decent and sanitary (including common areas). Tenant expressly acknowledges the Landlord does not provide as part of its normal services pet waste removal. If the Tenant fails to clean up after the pet a charge will be assessed for each occurrence of Management cleanup of pet waste.
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Sanitary Standards. Outdoors: All animal owners are required to use the designated pet areas. No animal is allowed to relieve themselves within the proximity of building entrances. Any solid waste must be disposed of appropriately and immediately by the owner and any yellowed snow must be removed.
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Sanitary Standards b. Tenants are required to remove their pets from the premises for purposes of exercise and deposit of waste.
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