Accommodation capacity Clause Samples

Accommodation capacity. The maximum capacity is limited to the number and name of the persons indicated in the contract during all the stay. If the number of tenants is superior to the maximum capacity or to the number of people mentioned in the rental contract, the owner can refuse the entry in the premises (and so the taking possession of the rented house by the tenant) or he can ask for an increase of the price. Every change or break of the contract will be considered on the tenant’s initiative and no reimbursement will be done. In case of abuse, the owner or his agent will be able to demand the immediate leaving from the house and will be able to ask for a compensation for the damage endured. It could be the same for the neighbourhood’s problems.

Accommodation capacity. The contract is for a capacity of people. If the number of people exceeds the capacity, we refuse the additional customers. If therefore there is breach of contract, it will be considered at the customer’s initiative. The client indicates on the contact card, the number of persons accompanying ; no extra person will be accept after the reception, even if the number is less than the capacity.

Accommodation capacity. The advertised occupancy includes adults and children and must be strictly observed. Exceeding this occupancy is grounds for eviction. All rental units are for family groups only. No sororities, fraternities, or non chaperoned groups will be allowed. Should a group misrepresent themselves, they will be required to vacate the premises immediately, without refund. NO HOUSE PARTIES WILL BE PERMITTED. This is grounds for an immediate eviction, and an excessive use fee of $1000.00. A house party is defined as more individuals at a property than the advertised maximum occupancy number. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇, 252.473.1015, offers for a fee, The World Class Marina Front Pavilion as the perfect back drop for your event up to 350 people.

Accommodation capacity this rental contract is established for a maximum number of people. If the number of guests exceeds the accommodation capacity, the owner can refuse to accept the additional people. In this case, any amendment to or breaking of the contract will be deemed to have been caused by the client.

Accommodation capacity. To estimate this non-permanent population, the number of second homes detailed in INSEE reports has been considered (Table 8). As the evolution of these values was quite steady in the past, it seems acceptable to extend the trends until 2030 with linear regressions (nevertheless, values before 1990 have not been used for the regression, in order to ensure that current evolution trends only are considered for this indicator): Table 8 Evolution of the number of secondary homes observed by INSEE between 1990 and 2006. Forecast for2030. 1 968 1975 1982 1990 1999 2006 2030 Barcelonnette 240 385 670 1 141 1 451 1513 2121 Enchastrayes 93 432 1 172 1 659 1 686 1830 2052 Faucon-de-B. 24 44 50 81 92 102 133 Jausiers 196 149 420 554 605 648 788 Saint-Pons 38 98 139 133 165 200 298 The two previously mentioned ski resorts clearly have a great influence on the nearby towns of Enchastrayes and Barcelonnette, with the presence of more than a thousand secondary homes in these towns in 1990. There is also an increasing number of secondary homes in Jausiers, probably because of the presence of the small ski resort of Saint ▇▇▇▇, which is located some 10 km from the town. The number of hotel rooms and the number of campsites must also be considered to evaluate accurately the non-resident population. Here the data available are over a shorter period and so the projection is not so straightforward as for the previous data. Nevertheless, the forecast made for the number of secondary homes can be used, assuming the fact that all these infrastructures are based on the same accommodation needs of tourists. That is to say the construction of hotels and camp sites and the construction of second homes are both dependent upon the same factors: town policy, attractiveness of ski resort, existence of building lands, etc. As the data gathered on hotels and camp sites cannot be extrapolated easily, the prediction for the future capacities of campsites and hotels are be based on the previously calculated evolution of the number of secondary houses. For instance, in 2030, for Barcelonnette municipality a capacity as follows was forecast: 199 (capacity of 2009)* 2121 (number of secondary houses predicted for 2030)/1513 (number of secondary houses in 2009) = 266 (capacity in 2030). Consequently, the following prospective figures were obtained Table 9 Capacities of the campsites in the test site from 2003 to 2009 and prediction for 2030 ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Barcelonnette 201 188 190 266 Enchast...