Vacating Procedures Clause Samples

Vacating Procedures. Washing Machine

Vacating Procedures. The Rental Contract term cannot be changed unless Block One Events, Inc. and client both agree in writing. If the event ends early and the client vacates the property before the Rental Contract term ends, the client will not be reimbursed for unused event space time. Upon vacating the property, the client will deliver to Block One Events, Inc. all access cards, parking permits, metal keys and/or door keys (collectively "keys") issued by Block One Events, Inc. Client has not vacated and surrendered possession of the event space to Block One Events, Inc. until and unless the client has turned in all keys to the property; or you have abandoned the event space in Block One Events, Inc.'s reasonable judgment. If a client fails to return keys, clients may be charged additional fees.

Vacating Procedures. ● Provisions relating to Tenant vacating the Premises are set out on the attached Exhibit B and are hereby made a part of this Lease agreement.

Vacating Procedures. Upon the expiry or earlier termination of Agreement, you shall forthwith vacate the Room within the time frame given, and deliver to VIU vacant possession of the Room

Vacating Procedures. Resident(s) must notify the Community office as soon as possible when they are planning to move from the Community. A minimum of thirty (30) days’ prior written notice is required. The manufactured home may not be removed from the Community unless all rent fees, charges or assessments are paid to the end of the term. Copies of paid water bills, taxes, and tax removal permit are to be submitted to Landlord at least one week prior to removal of home from the Community. The Landlord may prevent the removal of a manufactured home to enforce this rule. Resident(s) are advised that prior to removing a manufactured home from the Community, a removal permit must be obtained from the Township if applicable. This removal permit must be shown to the Community Landlord before commencing removal of the unit. Any damages to the Resident’s lot, utilities or Community property will be charged to the Resident(s). All real estate taxes, utilities and other fees must be paid prior to vacating. Upon vacating, Resident(s) will properly disconnect all utilities, clean all debris off lot, and repair any damage caused by removal of the home Resident(s) will leave a forwarding address for all mail. Resident(s)/Seller must notify the Landlord in writing immediately that Resident is planning to move or sell Resident’s home. All costs associated with moving out of the Community shall be paid in full by Resident(s). Before advertising or placing a “For Sale” sign in the window or in the yard, you must call the Landlord for re-sale inspection. In the event that updating improvements are required, all said improvements must be done before the sale of the home may become final. The prospective buyer will not receive Community approval as a new Resident(s) until Resident(s) completes the required improvements on the home to comply with current Community standards. All improvements, decks, sheds, skirting, landscaping, etc., must be approved by the Landlord in writing prior to any work being done. Resident(s) must submit an improvement permit with plans/drawings for written approval. Permits are available at the Landlord’s office or from the Township. After Landlord’s approval, Resident(s) must obtain a building permit from the Township Building Inspector. For Sale signs may be 24” x 36” for display on Resident’s Leased Property. Do not quote lot rent, call the Landlord for that information. There is absolutely no renting or sub-letting allowed. Prospective Buyers and Co-owners must make a...