9. Landlord’s Regulations for Storage Areas. The Renter agrees that the Renter will
comply with the Landlord’s Rules and Regulations for the use of the Locker and the
storage areas in the Building.
10. Indemnification and Release of the Landlord. The Renter agrees to indemnify
and hold harmless the Landlord from and against any and all claims, losses, damages,
expenses (including reasonable attorney’s fees) and liabilities incurred by the Landlord
as a result of the Renter’s failure to comply, by act or omission, with any of the
requirements of this Agreement. The Renter hereby releases the Landlord, its directors,
offices, employees, and agents from any and all claims the Renter may have at any time
against the Landlord with respect to the items stored in the Locker except such claims
as may result from any intentional acts of the Landlord or its employees resulting in
damage to the contents of the Locker.
Given both the aging infrastructure of the building, NYC water distribution system,
possibility of torrential rainfall that overwhelms city drainage systems, it is strongly
advised, that personal possessions stored on the floor of bottom lockers in the basement
be stored in air-tight plastic storage bins.
11. Termination of Agreement. This Agreement may be terminated by the Landlord
upon any of the following events:
(a) The failure of the Renter to pay to the Landlord any rental charge due for the
Locker.
(b) The failure of the Renter to pay the Landlord any other charge billed to the Renter.
(c) A decision by the Board of Directors of the Landlord to use the space occupied by
the storage lockers for another corporate purpose of the Landlord.
(d) The sale or other transfer by the Renter of their apartment in the Building to another
person.
(e) Before the end of an Annual Rental Period, if the Landlord gives written notice to
the Renter at least 30 days before the end of the Annual Rental Period that it is
terminating this agreement.
12. Removal of Locker Contents. In the event of the termination of this Agreement,
whether by Landlord or Renter, the Renter shall remove the contents of the Locker no
later than the date in which such termination is effective. If the Renter does not empty
the Locker, the Landlord may empty the Locker and may dispose of the contents as if
the contents were abandoned property of no value.
13. Landlord’s Entry of Locker. If the Landlord believes the Locker is being used to
store items in violation of this agreement, the Landlord may require the Renter to
permit the Landlord or their agent access to the Locker for an examination of its
contents. The Renter shall remove any contents the Landlord deems are in violation of
this agreement. If the Renter fails to permit the Landlord access to the Locker, the
Landlord may break open the Renter’s lock to gain access, may remove items
determined not to be authorized items for storage in the Locker and may dispose of
such items as if the items were abandoned property of no value. The Renter shall
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