Authority Responsibility. Notice to Tenant must be in writing, delivered to Tenant or to any adult member of the household residing in the dwelling unit, or sent by prepaid first-class mail addressed to Tenant.
Authority Responsibility. The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. The Authority will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection, the Authority will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. The Authority will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required to establish compliance, and indicate that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, the Authority will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards.
Authority Responsibility. Before the City initiates street cut repairs, the Authority will provide labor, materials and equipment to restore the street subsurface and attain required compaction as specified in the City’s Design Standards and Criteria. The Authority will provide necessary traffic control during this time.
Authority Responsibility. Notice to Tenant must be in writing, delivered to Tenant or to any adult member of the household residing at the Premises, or sent by prepaid first-class mail addressed to Tenant. In the event of time-sensitive notices where no adult member of the household can be found, Notice to Tenant will be effective if posted to Tenant’s door. Authority may also give notice to Tenant for documents related to a legal process, such as a Notice to Quit, in any manner allowed for by Wyoming law.
Authority Responsibility. The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all tenants. The Authority will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with these and other standards, including HUD-required inspection Standards. Upon completion of an inspection, the Authority will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. The Authority will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required to establish compliance. The Authority may require Tenant to participate in training or education regarding Authority’s standards and actions required to comply with those standards. Within a reasonable period of time, the Authority will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection is a violation of the Lease and may result in lease termination and eviction.
Authority Responsibility. Notice to Resident must be in writing, delivered to Resident or to any adult member of the household residing in the dwelling unit, or sent by first class mail addressed to Resident or by other method requested by a resident with disabilities.
Authority Responsibility. The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Residents. The Authority will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection the Authority will issue a seven (7) day notice advising the Resident in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. The Authority will advise Resident of the specific correction(s) required to establish compliance. Within a reasonable period of time (not to exceed two weeks), the Authority will schedule a second inspection. If the resident’s housekeeping continues to fall below the established standard, the resident will be scheduled for a third and final housekeeping inspection. No improvement shown by the third inspection will result in lease termination.
Authority Responsibility. The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. The Authority will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection, the CHA will notify the Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. The CHA will advise the Tenant of the specific correction(s) required to establish compliance, and indicate that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, the CHA will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms.
Authority Responsibility of the Civil Service Commission and the Board of Finance Section 1 [83] No provision of this Agreement shall in any way contravene the authority and responsibility of the Civil Service Commission, City Boards and Commissions and the Board of Aldermen as contained in the Charter and the Ordinances. Section 2 [84] It is mutually agreed that the proceeding paragraph shall not alter the terms of this Agreement.
Authority Responsibility. The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. MHA will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection, MHA will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. MHA will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required to establish compliance and indicate that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, MHA will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards. Tenant responsibility: Tenant is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards that results in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety is a violation of the lease terms and can result in eviction. Housekeeping Standards: Inside the Apartment General--
