Separate Meters. If the Premises are separately metered for any utility, Tenant shall pay a utility charge to Landlord (or directly to the utility company, if possible) based upon the Tenant's actual consumption as measured by the meter. Landlord also reserves the right to install separate meters for the Premises to register the usage of all or any one of the utilities and in such event Tenant shall pay for the cost of utility usage as metered to the Premises and which is in excess of the usage reasonably anticipated by Landlord for normal office usage of the Premises. Tenant shall reimburse Landlord for the cost of installation of meters if Tenant's actual usage exceeds the anticipated usage level by more than 10 percent. In any event, Landlord may require Tenant to reduce its consumption to the anticipated usage level. The term "utility" for purposes hereof may refer to but is not limited to electricity, gas, water, sewer, steam, fire protection system, telephone or other communication or alarm service, as well as HVAC, and all taxes or other charges thereon.
Separate Meters. If the Premises are separately metered for any utility, Tenant shall pay a utility charge to Landlord (or directly to the utility company, if possible) based upon Tenant’s actual consumption as measured by the meter. All utilities shall be separately metered to the extent practicable. Landlord also reserves the right to install separate meters for the Premises to register the usage of all or any one of the utilities and in such event Tenant shall pay for the cost of utility usage as metered to the Premises but shall not be obligated for such utility as an Operating Expense except as it relates to Common Areas. Tenant shall immediately reimburse Landlord for the cost of installation of meters, and the maintenance and repair thereof, if Tenant’s actual usage exceeds the anticipated usage level by more than 10 percent. The term “utility” for purposes hereof may refer to but is not limited to electricity, gas, water, sewer, steam, fire protection system, telephone or other communication or alarm service, as well as HVAC, and all taxes or other charges thereon.
Separate Meters. Landlord reserves the right to install separate meters for any utility servicing the Premises for which a meter is not presently installed, in which event Tenant shall make payments, when due, directly to the utility involved.
Separate Meters. To the extent that the Premises are separately metered or sub-metered for Tenant's use of any utilities or services, Tenant shall pay for such use in the same manner as Rent, or shall pay the cost thereof directly to the service provider, and in either event such charges shall constitute Additional Rent hereunder.
Separate Meters. Lessor reserves the right to install, at Lessee's sole cost and expense, separate meter or any utility servicing the Leased Premises for which a meter is not presently installed, in which event Lessee shall make payments, when due, directly to the utility involved.
Separate Meters. Landlord may install separate meters for the Leased Premises to register the usage of all or any one of the utilities serving the Leased Premises and in such event, Tenant shall pay for the cost of utility usage as metered (a) during other than Building Hours, or (b) which is in excess of that usage customary for general office use. In addition, Landlord shall have the right to require that Tenant reduce its consumption of utilities furnished to the Leased Premises to a level not exceeding normal consumption for general office use as determined by landlord in its reasonable business judgment.
Separate Meters. If the Premises are separately metered for any utility, Tenant shall pay a utility charge to Landlord (or directly to the utility company, if possible) based upon the Tenant’s actual consumption as measured by the meter without premium or xxxx-up by Landlord. Landlord also reserves the right to install separate meters for the Premises to register the usage of all or any one of the utilities and in such event Tenant shall pay for the cost of utility usage as metered to the Premises and which is in excess of the usage reasonably anticipated by Landlord for normal office usage of the Premises. Tenant shall reimburse Landlord for the cost of installation of meters if Tenant’s actual usage exceeds the anticipated usage level by more than 10 percent. In any event, Landlord may require Tenant to reduce its consumption to the anticipated usage level. The term “utility” for purposes hereof may refer to but is not limited to electricity, gas, water, sewer, steam, fire protection system, telephone or other communication or alarm service, as well as HVAC, and all taxes or other charges thereon.
Separate Meters. As part of Tenant's Work, Tenant shall install separate submeters for its consumption of utilities, specifically, electricity, natural gas and water as described in Exhibit B. The utility distribution systems of the Building are designed to accept separate sub-meters at specific locations described in Exhibit B. Tenant shall pay utility charges to Landlord based upon Tenant's actual usage, as measured by the required sub meters, calculated using the actual rates charged Landlord by the utility supplier. Tenant shall be responsible to ensure the accuracy of the sub meters and that they are installed properly and in a timely manner. Such sub meters must meet Landlord's reasonable approval and tie into Landlord's computerized utility billing system. Tenant shall also be responsible for its proportionate share of the cost of providing utilities to all common areas and common equipment in the Building, the utility costs of which shall be included as Operating Expenses.
Separate Meters. The Tenant shall be required prior to the commencement of the Term to install its own separate meters/devices for the Leased Premises, to tie into the base building metering system(s).
Separate Meters. Landlord may install separate meters for the Premises to register the usage of all or any one of the utilities and in such event Tenant shall pay for the cost of electricity usage as metered which is in excess of the watt load (as established by the Landlord), or in the case of other utilities, the metered usage in excess of that usage reasonably anticipated by Landlord. Tenant shall reimburse Landlord for the cost of installation of meters if such usage exceeds the watt load (or such anticipated usage, as the case may be) by more than 10 percent. In any event, Landlord may require Tenant to reduce its consumption to the watt load or such anticipated usage.
