Multiple-Unit Dwellings Sample Clauses
The Multiple-Unit Dwellings clause defines how the terms of an agreement apply to properties that contain more than one residential unit, such as apartment buildings or duplexes. This clause typically outlines responsibilities for shared spaces, utilities, and maintenance, and may address issues like access to common areas or allocation of costs among tenants. Its core function is to ensure that both landlords and tenants understand their rights and obligations in the context of multi-unit properties, thereby preventing disputes and clarifying expectations for all parties involved.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings. In the case of multiple unit dwellings consisting of fewer than five (5) units, only those units that are income-eligible may be weatherized unless 50% or more of the residing households are income-eligible in which case, all units and common areas may be weatherized. The cost of work in common areas must be pro-rated among the units. The average expenditure per unit limit must not be exceeded for any of the units weatherized. In the case of multiple unit dwellings consisting of five (5) or more units, only those units that are income- eligible may be served unless 66% or more of the households residing in the complex are income-eligible, in which case all units and common areas may be weatherized. The cost of work in common areas must be pro-rated among the units. The average expenditure per unit limit must not be exceeded for any of the units weatherized. DCAA and DOE approval is required before any work may be completed on dwellings consisting of five (5) or more dwellings.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings a) Minimum lot frontage: 8 m
b) Minimum lot area: 95m2 per unit
c) Minimum front yard: 3 m
d) Minimum rear yard: 2.4 m
e) Minimum side yard: 3.0 m
f) Minimum flanking yard: 5 m
4.6.1. No subdivision approval or development permit shall be granted for any multiple unit dwelling development except in accordance with the following provisions: m2
g) Maximum building height: 4 habitable storeys (excluding Underground parking, common/ amenity areas, elevator overruns and rooftop amenity areas)
h) A development permit may be issued to permit multiple main buildings that are multiple unit dwellings on a lot, provided the property could be subdivided into separate lots, each containing one of the buildings, with both resulting lots in compliance with the above minimum provisions.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings. Weatherization is designed to take place with a whole building as a system approach, so multi-unit dwellings will be considered if 66% of the residents (50% for duplexes and four-unit buildings) are income eligible. This allows the entire structure to be weatherized. If the entire multi-unit dwelling is weatherized (i.e., the ‘completed home’ criteria is met for all the units), all units may be counted as completions. If a multi-unit on the HUD or USDA list is at the top of the prioritized customer waiting list, it may be completed following all other requirements for weatherization of multi-unit dwellings. DCAA does not have an approved audit for multi-unit dwellings (5 or more units) so if this type of dwelling comes to the top of the priority waiting list, an outside source will be utilized to provide a DOE-approved energy audit. Required information will be submitted to the DOE Project Officer for approval before weatherization work begins on structures containing 5 or more units.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings. In the case of multiple unit dwellings consisting of fewer than five (5) units, only those units that are income- eligible may be weatherized unless 50% or more of the residing households are income-eligible in which case, all units and common areas may be weatherized. The cost of work in common areas must be pro- rated among the units. The average expenditure per unit limit must not be exceeded for any of the units weatherized. In the case of multiple unit dwellings consisting of five (5) or more units, only those units that are income- eligible may be served unless 66% or more of the households residing in the complex are income-eligible, in which case all units and common areas may be weatherized. The cost of work in common areas must be pro-rated among the units. The average expenditure per unit limit must not be exceeded for any of the units weatherized. Agency approval is required before any work may be completed on dwellings consisting of five (5) or more dwellings.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings. In the event that service is desired by a landowner of multiple-unit residence, said multiple-unit residence being herein defined as a dwelling unit housing more than one family, and such definition shall include duplexes, triplexes, four lexes, apartments and all similar structures and residences, then the land-owner shall be required to acquire a water meter for each unit The District shall be the sole judge and shall have full authority to determine how many units are contained in a residence and such determination shall be final and binding upon the landowner of any such residence and upon any water user therein.
Multiple-Unit Dwellings. (outside of the town centre) The Developer and the Municipality agree that multiple unit dwellings may be located in areas Rc, Brc, BrcO as shown on Schedule B2.C, and subject to the following guidelines being addressed on detailed plans which shall be subject to approval under clause (ix) of this section.
(i ) Minimum Lot Area: 6000 square feet (558 sq.m.), plus 1000 square feet (92.9 sq.m.) for each unit in excess of the first 3 units. Consideration may be given for a reduction in this figure where underground parking is provided or where the site abuts a neighbourhood park site as indicated on Schedule C-1. (#16934)
(ii ) Minimum Front & Flankage Yard: 20 feet (6.1m) Minimum Side and Rear yards: equivalent to one-half of the building height where the lot abuts a single unit dwelling use; otherwise one-third of the building height; excepting that where townhouses or alternative housing types are to be developed concurrently with multiple unit dwellings as part of a mixed use development, the yard requirements shall not apply to separations from townhouses on the same parcel. Where at least two thirds of the required parking is located within the building, the required yards may be reduced to one- quarter of the building height provided that such yards are fully landscaped.
(iii ) Minimum Lot
(iv ) Maximum Height: Maximum building heights shall be as shown on Schedule B3.C.