Major Building Systems definition

Major Building Systems means the roof, exterior or load-bearing walls, the parking lot, the foundation, electrical mains, and water, storm, sanitary sewer and drainage systems of the Premises. The term "Significant Repair" means any repair to a Major Building System for the purpose of significantly increasing the useful life of such Major Building system.

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Major Building Systems means the electrical, plumbing, heating,

Major Building Systems means: heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, as well as repairs to exterior walls, roof, rain gutters, and windows. Lessee shall maintain the building key and lock system. Lessee shall grant access to City for performance of inspections, maintenance, or repairs as set forth in this Agreement. Lessee shall cause the removal of graffiti for the interior of the Premises within a twenty- four-hour period after its application. Lessee shall restore all graffitied surfaces to their original condition. City shall be responsible for maintaining the exterior of the building, landscaping, parking areas, park fixtures, walkways, and fencing to include removal of exterior graffiti from the Premises at City’s expense.

Examples of Major Building Systems in a sentence

• As Tenant has complete control over the Premises and the parties have agreed that the Lease shall be construed as a "net lease" to Landlord, Landlord shall have no obligation whatsoever to maintain the Premises except for those certain Major Building Systems Obligations set out in Section 5.1(d).

• From and after the First Amendment Effective Date, Landlord shall assume full and complete responsibility for maintenance and repair of the foundation, floor slab, parking lot, load bearing walls, roof and all other structural components of the Premises, and shall assume full and complete responsibility for the repair and maintenance of all Major Building Systems, as hereinafter defined.

• Except to the extent such repairs and replacements are caused by the negligence or willful acts of Tenant, its employees, agents or representatives, or breach by Tenant of its obligations hereunder, including its repair and maintenance obligations, Landlord shall be responsible for the repair or replacement of Major Building Systems or any component thereof which constitutes a Capital Expenditure.

• Major Building Systems Maintenance & Repair, ECEC will use funds deposited into SFCBA2 through the City subsidy.

More Definitions of Major Building Systems

Major Building Systems are hereby defined to mean the heating and air conditioning system, roof, plumbing and electrical connections to the Building, and any other major systems of the Building. Landlord shall not be responsible for minor repairs and maintenance in the interior of the Premises, including without limitation failure of rest room facilities to operate, replacement of light bulbs, repair of the Building security system, or failure of any laboratory equipment to operate properly. The parties acknowledge and agree that Landlord shall have no obligation to provide any services to the Subtenant under the Services Agreement between Tenant and the Subtenant or otherwise, except for Landlord's obligations for maintenance and repair as set forth in this Section 6(A).

Major Building Systems means: heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems as well as repairs to exterior walls, roof, rain gutters and windows. If a system fails, the CITY shall not be responsible for replacement or repair. If mutually agreeable in writing, use of that system can be discontinued. CITY shall be responsible for maintaining the parking areas, public restrooms, playgrounds, park fixtures, walkways and fencing not part of the Community Garden Premises. FOUNDATION shall maintain the building key and lock system. FOUNDATION shall grant access to CITY for performance of inspections, maintenance or repairs as set forth in this Agreement. FOUNDATION shall remove any graffiti from the Premises, including interior and exterior of the building, within a twenty-four hour period after its application is reported to CITY. FOUNDATION shall restore all graffitied surfaces to their original condition within seven (7) days. FOUNDATION shall be responsible for maintaining a perimeter fence to secure designated Premises to be connected to park fencing. CITY and FOUNDATION shall conduct an initial inspection followed by annual inspections to assess the condition of the Premises.

Major Building Systems means (i) the electrical system in the Building up to the point of entry into the Premises, and any portion of the electrical system within the Premises that services areas of the Building or the Real Property other than or in addition to the Premises, (ii) any of the boilers in the boiler room, (iii) the plumbing system up to the point of entry into the Premises, and any portion of the plumbing system within the Premises that services areas of the Building or the Real Property other than or in addition to the Premises, (iv) the Building sprinkler system (except for sprinkler heads inside the Premises), (v) the 300,000 gallon water tank outside the Building and the pump station for such tank; and (vi) the heating, ventilating and air conditioning system up to the point of entry into the Premises, and any portion of the heating, ventilating and air conditioning system within the Premises that services areas of the Building or the Real Property other than or in addition to the Premises.