Window Washing Sample Clauses
The Window Washing clause outlines the responsibilities and requirements for cleaning and maintaining windows within a property or building. Typically, it specifies how often window washing must occur, who is responsible for arranging and paying for the service, and any standards or methods to be followed. For example, it may require that windows be cleaned quarterly by a professional service, with costs borne by the tenant or landlord. This clause ensures that the property remains presentable and hygienic, preventing disputes over cleanliness and maintenance obligations.
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Window Washing. Landlord shall furnish window washing of all exterior -------------- windows, weather permitting, at intervals to be determined by Landlord, but not less than two (2) times during each calendar year.
Window Washing. Tenant shall not clean, or permit, suffer or allow to be cleaned, any windows in the Premises from the outside in violation of Section 202 of the Labor Law or any other Laws.
Window Washing. Window washing of the inside and outside of windows in the Building’s perimeter walls as may be situated in the Premises as delineated in Exhibit D attached hereto.
Window Washing. Window washing shall be done with the appropriate contract differential (Article 6, Section 4(f)) in accordance with current practice.
Window Washing. The exterior of all windows in the Premises shall be washed four (4) times during each calendar year and the interior of such windows shall be washed two (2) times during each calendar year.
Window Washing. At a minimum, once each calendar year, Landlord shall clean and wash all windows in the Building, including the Premises, inside and outside.
Window Washing. Landlord shall cause exterior windows of the Premises and the interior side of exterior windows in the Premises to be cleaned at least twice annually.
Window Washing. Landlord shall be responsible for washing the exterior of the windows and plate glass and maintaining and repairing the windows and plate glass, all of which costs shall be Common Area Maintenance Costs.
Window Washing. Landlord shall perform interior washing of all windows located within the Fifth Floor Expansion Space.
Window Washing. Interior glass cleaned once per year. Exterior glass cleaned twice a year. Lobby glass and widows are cleaned monthly. Windows are cleaned by the buildings window cleaning contractor. Monthly garage sweeping is contracted and performed monthly. • Re-stock men’s and women’s restrooms at least twice daily. Wipe down and clean all lavatory tops and fixtures. Patrol restrooms, removing paper/trash on floor. Report problems to Management Office. • Vacuum elevator cabs at least three (3) times daily. Remove all smudges and fingerprints from metal surfaces of interior cab. • Constantly survey the lobby, common areas patio and sidewalks to insure cleanliness. Clean up spills. Spot mop as required. Remove fingerprints from door glass and metal surfaces at least three (3) times daily. Clean trash from tree grates and planters. • Clean exterior entrance glass and entrance doors at least (3) times daily. • Patrol loading dock hallway, loading dock area, mailroom, smoking area and other backstage areas for trash at least (2) times daily. • Patrol stairwells for trash at least (1) time daily. • Perform all special cleaning needs of individual tenants as authorized by the Owner. • Perform all parking garage cleaning related tasks including replacing light bulbs. • Perform all specific duties as detailed in the job description. • Maintain paper supply inventory for submittal to Owner. • Patrol smoking areas for trash. Empty ash urns. • Vacuum as necessary throughout the day. • Replace building-standard lamps – Utility person only. Perimeter Summit rolled out a new and exciting recycling program in 2007 that includes more items to be recycled with almost no effort on your part. DESK-SIDE RECYCLING • Office paper - all colors • Envelopes-even windowed and labeled • Junk mail • Magazines • Newspapers • Phone books • Soft and hard back books • File folders • Brochures, ▇▇▇▇▇, wrapping paper and greeting cards • Aluminum cans • Glass bottles • Plastic bottles • Cardboard BREAK ROOM TRASH (Carry the following items to break room trash containers) • Food waste and food containers (plastic/paper plates and bowls, food wrappers, pizza boxes, etc...) • Styrofoam containers/cups • Break room waste The Computer Room Premises is divided in three sections: A. Four (4) 75KW Power Distribution Units (PDUs)