IN TWO PARTS Sample Clauses

IN TWO PARTS. Part 1. This is executed by the Tenant(s) and the Housing Authority of the City of Galveston, Texas (“GHA”), includes Part 2 Terms and Conditions (by reference) and the following information specific to each family’s circumstances: • Identification of all members of Tenant’s household by relationship to the Head of the Household, their social security numbers, ages (at the time of lease execution) and dates of birth (DOB); • Unit address, occupancy date, development name and number; • Pro-rated and full monthly rent amount, security deposit required, pro-rated and full monthly utility allowance provided (if any), pro- rated and full monthly utility reimbursement (if any) and the amount of any other charges due under the lease; • Utilities and appliances provided by the GHA with the unit; • All pamphlets or informational materials provided to Tenant; • Signature line for the parties to the lease (all adult members of Tenant household must sign the lease); and • Emergency telephone number for Tenant to use if maintenance problems arise with the unit outside of normal GHA working hours. Part 2 establishes the Terms and Conditions of the lease that apply to all tenants.
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IN TWO PARTS. Part I...establishes the terms and conditions of the Lease. These apply to all Residents.
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