Multi-Family Units definition

Multi-Family Units. - shall mean the individual dwelling units served through the Multi- family Residential Connection's master meter and shall include condominiums and all individual dwelling units served by a master meter.

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Multi-Family Units means a dwelling which includes five or more individual living units under single ownership.

Multi-Family Units means any residence, or group of residences, with two (2) or more dwelling units, including any flat, apartment, duplex, triplex, condominium, town home or other premises, other than a hotel or motel, used for housing persons, including such premises when combined in the same building with commercial establishments, and serviced with one (1) or more common containers.

Examples of Multi-Family Units in a sentence

Republic Services of Contra Costa County shall provide Multi-Family Units with weekly, commingled recycling collection service.
Multi-Family Units" shall mean a dwelling which includes two or more individual living units and which receives communal refuse and/or Recycling services.
Any multi-family residential units constructed must meet the requirements set forth in the “Protective Covenants, Rules and Restrictions for the Construction of Multi-Family Units Within ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Cove Waterfront Community.” Other than rental or condominium boat/vehicle storage facilities constructed on R/S lots, no commercial use of any lot shall be allowed.
Declarant desires to develop or contract with others for the development of single family residential homes on the Lots and Multi-Family Units on the Multi-Family Parcels.
Single Family Units 1,871 Units Multi-Family Units 196 Units Commercial 112,408SF JEA has constructed its facilities appropriately to provide adequate reclaimed service to serve the County’s Service Area.
Contractor shall perform such services by entering into independent arrangements with residents of Single-Family Units, residents and/or owners of Multi-Family Units and Persons in charge of commercial, industrial, institutional and other entities, in the Franchise Area.
However, the Service Provider shall be obligated to offer and provide sufficient service to Commercial and Multi-Family Residential Units, and to increase or decrease, as necessary, the frequency of collection and the size or number of Containers so that Commercial or Multi-Family Units' Municipal Solid Waste will be regularly contained.
Note that all Multi-Family Units and Commercial or governmental agency customers shall be entitled to the Collection of an unlimited quantity of Recyclable Material with a frequency and container service size at rates approved by the District .
In addition, Developer shall proceed with at least three (3) total Phases consisting of Single Family Units, before Developer proceeds to develop a Phase consisting of Multi-Family Units.
Notwithstanding anything in this Section 9.1.8 to the contrary, in calculating the pro rata credit to be applied to each lot, Multi-Family Units to be developed in Parcel I shall not be included, unless the System Improvement for which the credit is granted is constructed solely to facilitate the development of Parcel I Assessment Areas.

More Definitions of Multi-Family Units

Multi-Family Units means a Developed Residential Parcel with an approved land use for three or more attached residential units owned in common.

Multi-Family Units meansmeans a dwelling whichthat includes three or more individual living units and whichthat receives communal refuse and/or recycling services., or both.

Multi-Family Units means dwelling units such as apartments, condominiums and town homes, each with separate cooking and bathing facilities, other than Single Family Dwellings , which utilize Multi-Family Containers for the temporary accumulation and collection of Solid Waste. Solid Waste accumulated or generated at Multi- Family Units is covered by this Agreement.

Multi-Family Units and "Multi-units" - shall mean the individual dwelling units served through the Multi-family Residential Connection's meter and shall include apartments, townhouses, condominiums, mobile homes and all individual dwelling units served by a single or master meter, or any connection that serves more than one living unit or is serviced by more than one utility meter of the same type of utility (e.g. two electric meters which are billed separately).

Multi-Family Units means a dwelling which includes four or more individual living units under common ownership.