Multi-Family Dwelling Unit Sample Clauses

The Multi-Family Dwelling Unit clause defines what constitutes a residential unit within a building that contains multiple separate living spaces, such as apartments or condominiums. This clause typically clarifies the boundaries, rights, and responsibilities associated with each unit, including shared access to common areas and utilities. Its core function is to ensure clear delineation of ownership or tenancy rights and obligations within multi-unit residential properties, thereby preventing disputes and facilitating effective property management.
Multi-Family Dwelling Unit. A Dwelling Unit of the type, located and otherwise as referenced in the Attachment A to this Agreement, which is incorporated herein by reference, and with respect to which the City agrees to make the Loan.
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Multi-Family Dwelling Unit. The term, multi-family dwelling unit shall mean a building or complex which provides more than four (4) residential dwelling units with a kitchen or area for the preparation of food as part of a large building or complex which, as part of the rental fee or association dues, provides refuse service for the entire group of households with large vat type containers. (Ref. Ord. 873, 6/14/92; 1000, 3/11/03)
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