Common use of Occupancy Limits Clause in Contracts

Occupancy Limits. Lessee agrees there will be no more than two persons living in a one bedroom apartment and no more than four persons living in a two bedroom apartment. An exception is allowed for a child under five (5) years old. If there is a child under five (5) years old, there may be no more than three persons living in a one bedroom apartment and no more than five persons living in a two bedroom apartment; If such occupancy limits are exceeded, UTA may (i) charge Lessee an Occupancy Violation Fee for each such occurrence; (ii) for repeat violations, declare Lessee in breach of this Lease; and (iii) impose additional UTA disciplinary actions under the Rules and Regulations (as defined in Section 16, below).

Occupancy Limits. Lessee agrees there will be no more than two persons living in a one one-bedroom apartment and no more than four persons living in a two two-bedroom apartment. An exception is allowed for a child under five (5) years old. If there is a child under five (5) years old, there may be no more than three persons living in a one bedroom apartment and no more than five persons living in a two bedroom apartment; If such occupancy limits are exceeded, UTA may (i) charge Lessee an Occupancy Violation Fee for each such occurrence; (ii) for repeat violations, declare Lessee in breach of this Lease; and (iii) impose additional UTA disciplinary actions under the Rules and Regulations (as defined in Section 16, below).

Occupancy Limits. Lessee agrees there will be no more than two persons living in a one bedroom apartment and no more than four persons living in a two bedroom apartment. An exception is allowed for a child under five (5) years old. If there is a child under five (5) years old, there may be maybe no more than three persons living in a one bedroom apartment and no more than five persons living in a two bedroom apartment; If such occupancy limits are exceeded, UTA may (i) charge Lessee an Occupancy Violation Fee for each such occurrence; (ii) for repeat violations, declare Lessee in breach of this Lease; and (iii) impose additional UTA disciplinary actions under the Rules and Regulations (as defined in Section 16, below).