Common use of Minor Violations Clause in Contracts

Minor Violations. Prior to terminating or refusing to renew the Lease for a Minor Violation, which shall include those violations not related to health, safety, criminal activity, actions by the Tenant creating a hostile environment for other tenants of the Owner, inflicting damage to the Premises or property of Owner, or Program eligibility issues caused by Tenant’s misrepresentation or failure to provide required information, the Owner must first deliver written notice to the Tenant supplying sufficient details of the violation to adequately inform Tenant of its scope and provide a reasonable period of time, but in no case less than thirty (30) days from the date notice is delivered, for the Tenant to cure the violation. The provisions in this section are intended to be in addition to any termination procedures provided for by Ohio law, including but not limited to issuing the notice required by Ohio Revised Code 1923.04.

Minor Violations. Prior to terminating or refusing to renew the Lease for a Minor Violation, which shall include those violations not related to health, safety, criminal activity, actions by the Tenant creating a hostile environment for other tenants of the Owner, inflicting damage to the Premises or property of Owner, or Program eligibility issues caused by Tenant▇▇▇▇▇▇’s misrepresentation or failure to provide required information, the Owner must first deliver written notice to the Tenant supplying sufficient details of the violation to adequately inform Tenant of its scope and provide a reasonable period of time, but in no case less than thirty (30) days from the date notice is delivered, for the Tenant to cure the violation. The provisions in this section are intended to be in addition to any termination procedures provided for by Ohio law, including but not limited to issuing the notice required by Ohio Revised Code 1923.04.