Homes Clause Samples

The "Homes" clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to residential properties within the context of the agreement. It typically outlines which properties are covered, the conditions under which they may be used or transferred, and any restrictions or obligations associated with their maintenance or occupancy. For example, it may specify who is entitled to live in the home, how expenses are shared, or what happens to the property in the event of a dispute. The core function of this clause is to provide clarity and prevent misunderstandings regarding the use, ownership, or disposition of homes referenced in the contract.
Homes. Owner shall pay such fees to Builder in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, provided, however, all unpaid fees shall be due and payable in full, irrespective if the Homes have been constructed or sold, One (1) year from the date of termination by Owner without cause under this Paragraph 29. Owner shall provide Builder with reasonable access to the Property and all portions of the Project for the purposes of removing its movable personal property as described in Paragraph 33 In the event Builder does not remove an item of its movable personal property with Thirty (30) days following such termination, in addition to Owner's rights pursuant to Paragraph 33, Owner shall have the right to use such property in completing the Project or any portion thereof, free of charge and without liability to Builder for the use thereof or damage thereto.
Homes. Mobile homes are to be placed on the lot and removed only under the supervision of Management; Prior written permission must be obtained before any construction, additions or improvements, including decks, fences and sheds, can be made to a home or the premises; Only factory built metal steps, concrete steps or wood steps attached to a preapproved wooden deck or stoop are allowed. No concrete blocks, wooden boxes, etc. are allowed even temporarily; All homes must be underpinned within 30 days of move in. Only factory type underpinning is allowed; Above ground pools are not allowed; Tenant is responsible for complying with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations of the city, county and state. In case of fire to the Tenant’s property, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ is responsible and liable for any cost of repairs and clean up of premises.
Homes. 20.1 The parties acknowledge that the Purchaser has or is about to enter into a Relationship & Option Agreement pursuant to the KiwiBuild Programme whereby the Purchaser’s Development will become a KiwiBuild Qualifying Development and form part of the KiwiBuild Programme on the basis that the Dwellings identified as KiwiBuild herein will be KiwiBuild Homes. 20.2 Kāinga Ora confirms that any Dwellings constructed and sold as part of the Purchaser’s Development as KiwiBuild Homes pursuant to the Relationship & Option Agreement will not be a breach of any of the provisions of this Agreement whereby compliance with this Agreement would cause the Purchaser to be in breach of the Relationship & Option Agreement. 20.3 Provided, however, whilst the Relationship & Option Agreement referenced herein remains in effect the Purchaser shall also do the following: (a) Collaborate with Kāinga Ora and any Relevant Authority and shall deliver the required number of Dwellings set out in clause 2 of the Specific Terms within the Purchaser’s Development as KiwiBuild Homes (subject to approval pursuant to the Design Review Process in accordance with clause 17 of the Kāinga Ora General Terms).
Homes. All homes must be 14’ wide or wider. All homes must be in excellent physical condition, repair and properly painted. All homes are to be double blocked and anchored. Skirting must be installed within 30 days of date of occupancy. All homes must have a 4’ X 8’ deck located at the front door. All steps and decks must be approved by the office. All additions to the homes, such as skirting, porches, awnings, decks and storage sheds must be kept repaired, painted and neat. All mini blinds and items in the windows must be kept repaired, NO TIN FOIL, BLANKETS, NEWSPAPER, SHOWER CUTAINS, WRAPPING PAPER, PLASTIC, BEDDING or any other items cluttering the windows. Only blinds or curtains should be visible from outside the window.
Homes. First Society agrees to notify the properly elected local representative and an Ontario Public Service Employees Union representative two (2) months in advance of the expected date of implementation of a lay-off. However, in cases of emergencies that are beyond Homes First Society's control, Homes First Society will give as much notice of the lay-off as possible. Homes First Society further agrees to meet with the Union, through the Labour/Management Committee, to review: a) the reason(s) causing the lay-off; b) potential alternatives which may include the utilization of other means, such as normal retirements, leaves, transfers, job sharing, voluntary lay- off, etc. in order to prevent or minimize the effects of the contemplated action; c) the method of implementation, including the areas of cut-back and employee(s) to be laid off; and d) ways in which Homes First Society and the Union can assist employees to find alternate employment.
Homes. The Homes are described in Exhibit "B". The Homes shall be purchased at MDMC's cost of $220,501. The purchase price for the Homes (the "Home Price") shall be in addition to the Purchase Price.
Homes. The effect of applying flat rate increases both inside and outside the bargaining unit, given the preexisting rate differential between Homes and Centers, is to widen the gap between bargaining unit providers and the Centers.18 The Union argues that the gap should be closed somewhat by larger increases in compensation for Licensed and Exempt Homes. These increases are supported, contends the Union, by comparison to the statutory comparables, i.e. a comparison of the subsidy rates provided by public agencies, including counties and municipalities, along the west coast of the Unites Sates.19
Homes. First Society shall provide accommodation for a handicapped employee who has been disabled through injury or illness in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code.
Homes. All homes must be 14’ wide or wider. All homes must be in excellent physical condition, repair and properly painted. All homes are to be double blocked and anchored. Skirting must be installed within 30 days of date of occupancy. All homes must have a 4’ X 8’ deck located at the front door. All steps and decks must be approved by the office. All additions to the homes, such as skirting, porches, awnings, decks and storage sheds must be kept repaired, painted and neat. All mini blinds and items in the windows must be kept repaired, NO TIN FOIL, BLANKETS, NEWSPAPER, SHOWER CUTAINS, WRAPPING PAPER, PLASTIC, BEDDING or any other items cluttering the windows. Only blinds or curtains should be visible from outside the window. -NO Window A/C units allowed in the community. -NO portable basketball goals allowed in the community.
Homes. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the District Council, the Owner for and on behalf of itself and its successors in title to the Main Site with the intention that the following provisions shall bind the Main Site and every part of its into whosoever’s hands it may come covenants with the District Council as below save that: