WATER SUBMETERING Clause Samples

The Water Submetering clause establishes the requirement for individual measurement of water usage within a property, typically through the installation of separate water meters for each unit or tenant. In practice, this means that each occupant is billed based on their actual water consumption rather than a shared or estimated amount, promoting fairness and encouraging conservation. The core function of this clause is to ensure accurate allocation of water costs, thereby preventing disputes over utility charges and incentivizing responsible water use.
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WATER SUBMETERING. If the use of water to the Premises is submetered, there is attached hereto, incorporated herein, and made a part of hereof, a “Water Submetering Addendum” on which is set forth: 1. a description of services given by said community and the responsibilities of residents of said community as pertains to water submetering; and 2. a summary of Texas Public Utility Commission Submetering Rules.
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WATER SUBMETERING. In addition to a primary meter measuring all water used in the Building, the Landlord HAS (or HAS NOT) - CHOOSE ONE !!! installed submetering equipment to measure the quantity of water provided for the exclusive use of the Premises as well as the common areas of the Building in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 186, Section 22 (the “Water Submetering Law”). In the event submetering equipment has been installed, all faucets, shower heads, and water closets outfitted in the Premises qualify as “Water Conservation Devices” as defined by the Water Submetering Law and attached hereto and incorporated herein is the “Massachusetts Department of Public Health Submetering of Water and Sewer Certification Form” whereby Landlord certifies that the Premises comply with the Water Submetering Law. Submetered water usage and sewer service charges shall be billed to the Tenant by the Landlord in at least as many periods as the Landlord is billed by the utility company. If Landlord bills Tenant for submetered water usage and sewer service on a monthly basis, payment of the ▇▇▇▇ by the Tenant shall be due fifteen (15) days after the date the ▇▇▇▇ is mailed to the Tenant, but if the Landlord bills the Tenant at intervals greater than one (1) month, payment of the ▇▇▇▇ by the Tenant shall be due thirty (30) days after the date the ▇▇▇▇ is mailed to the Tenant. Failure by the Tenant to make such payment, shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement. In order to ▇▇▇▇ Tenant for water usage for a particular billing period, Landlord shall arrive at a unit cost by dividing the total amount of any ▇▇▇▇ or invoice provided to the Landlord by the water utility company for water usage, the customer service charge and taxes, but excluding interest for late payments, penalty fees or other discretionary assessments or charges, by the total amount of water consumed by the entire Building. Landlord shall then multiply the unit cost by the number of units of water delivered exclusively to the Premises taking care to verify that the total amount of water usage measured by all submeters in the Building for the billing period corresponds to the total amount of water usage in the Building for the same billing period as shown on the particular ▇▇▇▇ or invoice from the water utility company. If this Agreement commences after the beginning, but before the end, of a billing period for which the Landlord has not been billed by the water utility company, the Landlord shall ma...
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WATER SUBMETERING. If the use of water and wastewater to the Premises is submetered, there is attached hereto, incorporated herein, and made a part of hereof, a ''W ater Submetering Addendum'' on which is set forth: A description of services given by said community and the responsibilities of residents of said community as pertains to water submetering and A summary of the Texas Public Utility Commission Submetering Rules. Lessee’s ▇▇▇▇ will only include water and wastewater consumed by Lessee on Lessee’s site and related expenses. This ▇▇▇▇ will not include water or wastewater used by the common areas. Any problems with the water or wastewater billing are to be resolved with the Lessor. The water and wastewater ▇▇▇▇, including up to a 9% markup (as authorized by Section 13.503(c) of the Texas Water Code) is deemed rent and must be paid with the next monthly rent payment. If the rent and water and wastewater ▇▇▇▇ is not paid within the grace period provided by Lessor, then late charges will be assessed and legal proceedings may be commenced. W ater may be shut off by Lessor upon execution of a writ of possession. A copy of PUC sub-metering rule (16 T.A.C. 25, Subchapter H) is attached and your signature on the lease acknowledges receipt of the rule.
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WATER SUBMETERING. If the use of water to the Premises is sub metered, there is attached hereto, incorporated herein, and made a part of hereof, a “Water Sub metering Addendum” on which is set forth: A. a description of services given by said Community and the responsibilities of Residents of said Community as pertains to water submetering; and B. a summary of Public Utility Commission Submetering Rules.
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