Non Housing Programs Sample Clauses

Non Housing Programs. All or any AHA-owned portions of buildings, structures, sites, complexes, equipment, rolling stock or other conveyances (e.g., buses, shuttles and vans), roads, walks, passageways, parking lots, or other real or personal property including the site where the building, property, or structure is located. A Non-Housing Program includes, but is not limited to, common areas, entrances, elevators, AHA on-site offices, community centers (including restrooms), day care facilities (including restrooms), corridors, hallways, meeting rooms, recreation rooms, senior citizen centers (including restrooms), social service offices, mail delivery, laundry rooms/facilities and trash disposal. Furthermore, Non-Housing Programs include any aid, benefit or service provided by AHA, policies, administrative procedures, services, and non-tangible matters whose operation contribute to the application for housing, full enjoyment of housing, and full participation in AHA’s housing programs. To the extent that entrances, elevators, and common areas provide accessible routes and connect dwelling units and Non-Housing Programs, they fall within the provisions of this Agreement.
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