Restoration Fee definition
Examples of Restoration Fee in a sentence
Said Restoration Fee shall be paid by Tenant to Landlord within ten days after Tenant receives Landlord's statement of said Restoration Fee.
One Hundred Dollars of the Deposit is considered non refundable and is considered to be a Restoration Fee.
A $35.00 non- refundable Restoration Fee will be charged to Tenant to offset the cost of basic carpet cleaning services and will be billed with the last Installment.
In lieu of Tenant completing the required Restoration Work, Tenant agrees to pay to Landlord a fee equal to the total of the estimates received from Landlord's contractors for the Restoration Work ("Restoration Fee").
At lease end, Resident authorizes CBS to deduct a Restoration Fee from the Damage Deposit.
The Restoration Fee is non-refundable and will not be adjusted for additional cleaning performed by Resident, “as-is” bedrooms, etc.
Prior to lease end (typically in late April) CBS Rentals will issue a Move-Out Letter to Residents, which will include instructions for moving out and cleaning requirements that are Resident responsibility (please refer to page 6 of the Lease Agreement.) The cost of any excessive cleaning and/or damage will be the responsibility of Resident and billed to the Resident, in addition to the Restoration Fee and any other charges and may be deducted from the Damage Deposit.
Before the signing of this Agreement by the Resident, he or she also will deposit with SEATTLE CENTRAL the non- refundable sum of $300 as a Restoration Fee to cover minimum cleaning and maintenance costs.
For the File Restoration Fee set forth in Schedule F, such data shall be made available for pick up from the Archive FTP Directory by Customer upon Customer's written request (via email is sufficient) to CSG.
This remedy may be exercised within the sole discretion of MAC, and in the event it is so exercised, Tenant shall not have any obligation to pay the Restoration Fee, but Tenant shall pay for the Restoration Work as described in Section 3.B. Failure to by Tenant to remain a Signatory Airline shall not constitute an event of default under this Agreement nor shall failure to remain a Signatory Airline render Tenant liable to MAC for any damages under this Lease.