Common use of FOR ASSISTANCE Clause in Contracts

FOR ASSISTANCE. ADDITIONAL TENANT DUTIES The Tenant is required to govern his or her conduct to remain in compliance with applicable laws and to refrain from interfering with the rights of other tenants and nearby residents to the peaceful enjoyment of their residences. The Tenant is responsible for the conduct of guests. No occupant or guest shall engage in disruptive conduct or illegal activities. Disruptive conduct includes conduct which interferes with the rights of other tenants, nearby residents or the general public or which results in a conviction of federal, state or local criminal laws. The Tenant may be evicted from the premises and the Lease terminated for failure to comply. The Tenant shall not allow occupancy of the dwelling unit to exceed the number of persons specified in the Lease. If not specified in the lease, occupancy shall not exceed [INSERT NUMBER] persons. If facilities are provided by the Landlord, the Tenant shall deposit all waste, debris, garbage and rubbish in the containers provided in accordance with the Landlord’s instructions. If facilities are not provided by the Landlord, the Tenant is required to dispose of all waste in accordance with the Borough’s solid waste program. The Tenant shall not allow these items to accumulate in the leased premises or other parts of the building or grounds. The Tenant shall separate and deposit in recycling containers all recyclable items in accordance with the Borough’s solid waste program. Those requirements may be viewed on the Borough’s website, obtained from the Borough Codes Department or from the solid waste hauler contracted by the Borough. The Tenant shall permit lawful inspection of the dwelling unit by authorized Borough officials at reasonable times upon reasonable notice.