SIZE OF DWELLING. Tenant understands and acknowledges that HUD requires Landlord to assign units according to the unit size, relationship of the family members, age and sex of the family members, and family preference. If Tenant is or becomes eligible for a different size unit and the required size unit becomes available, Tenant shall:
SIZE OF DWELLING. The Resident understands that the Landlord assigns dwelling units according to the Occupancy Standards published in its Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP). The Standards consider the type (such as dwelling units designed for the elderly or handicapped) and size of the dwelling unit required by the number of household members. If the Resident is or becomes eligible for a different type or size dwelling unit and an appropriate dwelling unit under this program and the Landlord's transfer policy becomes available, the Resident shall be given a reasonable period of time to move. This time shall not exceed sixty (60) days unless an unusual hardship condition exists. If the Resident fails to move to the designated dwelling unit within the notice period specified by the Landlord, the Landlord may terminate this lease. If the Landlord determines that a Resident must transfer to another unit based on family composition, the Landlord shall notify the Resident. The Resident may ask for an explanation stating the specific grounds of the determination, and if the Resident does not agree with the determination, the Resident may request a hearing in accordance with the Landlord's grievance procedures.
SIZE OF DWELLING. TENANT understands that HUD requires LANDLORD to assign units at the development in accordance with LANDLORD's written occupancy standards. These standards include consideration of unit size, relationship of family members, age and sex of family members and family preference. If TENANT is or becomes eligible for a different size unit and the required size unit becomes available, TENANT agrees to either:
SIZE OF DWELLING. The Tenant understands that the Landlord assigns and reassigns dwelling units according to the Occupancy Standards published in its Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP). The Standards consider the type (such as dwelling units designed for the elderly or handicapped) and size of the dwelling unit required by the number of household members. If the Tenant is or becomes eligible for a different type or size dwelling unit and an appropriate dwelling unit under this program and the Landlord’s transfer policy becomes applicable, the Tenant shall be given a reasonable period of time to move. This time shall not exceed sixty (60) days unless an unusual hardship condition exists. If the Tenant fails to move to the designated dwelling unit within the notice period specified by the Landlord, the Landlord may terminate this lease. If the Landlord determines that a Tenant must transfer to another unit based on family composition, the Landlord shall notify the Tenant. The Tenant may ask for an explanation stating the specific grounds of the determination, and if the Tenant does not agree with the determination, the Tenant may request a hearing in accordance with the Landlord’s grievance procedures.
SIZE OF DWELLING. If the Tenant is in an under-occupied unit pursuant to the New York City Housing Authority’s (“NYCHA”) Section 8 program occupancy standards at the time of conversion, and does not have a reasonable accommodation or grievance, the Tenant must move to the appropriate-sized unit. If a unit is not available in the Development, the Tenant may remain in their current unit until an appropriate-sized unit becomes available. When an appropriate-sized unit becomes available, the Tenant living in the under-occupied unit must either (1) move to the appropriate-sized unit within a reasonable period of time, as determined by NYCHA, but not upon less than thirty (30) days’ notice from the Owner and/or Managing Agent, or (2) request a transfer voucher to relocate outside of the Development. If the Tenant does not vacate the under-occupied unit for the appropriate-sized unit, NYCHA shall terminate the monthly housing assistance payment for the under-occupied unit.
SIZE OF DWELLING. The Tenant understands that HUD requires the Landlord to assign units in accordance with the Landlord’s written occupancy standards. These standards include consideration of unit size, relationship of family members, age and sex of family members and family preference. If the Tenant is or becomes eligible for a different size unit, and the required size unit becomes available, the Tenant agrees to: a. move within 30 days after the Landlord notifies him/her that unit of the required size is available within the project; or b. remain in the same unit and pay the HUD-approved market rent.
SIZE OF DWELLING. The Tenant understands that the Landlord and/or Managing Agent will assign units according to the size of the household and the age and sex of the household members, as set forth in the Section 8 program occupancy standards. If the Tenant is or becomes eligible for a different size unit, and the required size unit becomes available, the Tenant agrees to move within 30 days after the Landlord and/or Managing Agent notifies him/her that a unit of the required size is available within the same Development or in another city/state Section 8 development. If the Tenant does not vacate the apartment within 30 days, the Landlord and/or Managing Agent shall reduce the monthly housing assistance payment to the amount of monthly housing assistance for the smaller unit, and the tenant’s portion of the rent shall be increased by the difference between the reduced monthly housing assistance payment and the contract rent for the appropriately sized unit.
SIZE OF DWELLING. The Resident understands that HUD requires the PROJECT MANAGEMENT to assign LEASED UNITS according to the size of the household. If the Resident is or becomes eligible for a different size LEASED UNIT, and the required unit becomes available, the Resident shall:
SIZE OF DWELLING. The Resident understands that the Landlord assigns dwelling units according to the Occupancy Standards published in its Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP). The Standards consider the type (such as dwelling units designed for the elderly or persons with disabilities, and mobility-free units) and size of the dwelling unit required by the number of household members. If the Resident is or becomes eligible for a different type or size dwelling unit and an appropriate dwelling unit under this program and the Landlord's transfer policy becomes available, the Resident shall be given a reasonable period of time to move if in compliance with the Landlord transfer policy. This time shall not exceed thirty (30) days unless an unusual hardship condition exists. If the Resident fails to move to the designated dwelling unit within the notice period specified by the Landlord, the Landlord may terminate this lease. If the Landlord determines that a Resident must transfer to another unit based on family composition, the Landlord shall notify the Resident. The Resident may ask for an explanation stating the specific grounds of the determination, and if the Resident does not agree with the determination, the Resident may request a hearing in accordance with the Landlord's grievance procedures.
SIZE OF DWELLING. The Tenant understands that the PHA assigns dwelling units according to the Occupancy Standards published in its Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP). The Standards consider the type (such as dwelling units designed for the elderly or handicapped) and size of the dwelling unit required by the number of household members. If the Tenant is or becomes eligible for a different type or size dwelling unit and an appropriate dwelling unit under this program and the PHA's transfer policy becomes available, the Tenant shall be given a reasonable period of time to move. This time shall not exceed sixty (60) days unless an unusual hardship condition exists. If the Tenant fails to move to the designated dwelling unit within the notice period specified by the PHA, the PHA may terminate this lease. If the PHA determines that a Tenant must transfer to another dwelling unit based on family composition, the PHA shall notify the Tenant. The Tenant may ask for an explanation stating the specific grounds of the determination, and if the Tenant does not agree with the determination, the Tenant may request a hearing in accordance with the PHA's grievance procedures.
