OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. (a) The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the leased dwelling unit, which shall include reasonable accommodation of the Tenant's guest with the consent of the Executive Director or designee, and may include care of “xxxxxx children” and/or a “ live-in aide” for a member of the Tenant's family. The Executive Director or designee shall use the procedures established in its Admission and Continued Occupancy Policy (ACOP) to make such determinations.
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. The before mentioned unit in section 1 will be the Tenant’s only residence. The Tenant shall not sublet the leased premises, or transfer possession of the leasehold premises. The Authority shall not allow the re-assignment of the leasehold premises to a new head of household or to any other member unless that member has been listed on the household composition of the unit in question for 365 consecutive days prior to the date of request and they must meet all other requirements of the Head of Household Change Policy. The Tenant is responsible for all acts of his/her residents or guests of the unit, including children. Tenant, members of his/her household or guests shall comply with all laws, rules, and regulations that affect the use or occupancy of the leased premises. The Tenant shall not provide accommodations to any temporary lodger or guest or other person not listed upon this lease for more than thirty (30) days without the Authority’s consent. Tenant shall not use or permit the use of the leased premises for any purpose other than as a private dwelling unit solely for Tenant and his/her family. Tenant shall utilize all parts of the leased premises in a reasonable manner considering the purposes for which they were designed and intended. The Tenant shall not allow a person that is not listed on his/her household composition to use his/her address to be reported to a person’s probation/parole officer as their place of residence. The tenant shall refrain from the use of illegal drugs in or around the unit. If the unit tests positive for methamphetamine, the tenant may be responsible to pay for the cost of testing and the remediation of the unit and any other units that may have been affected. The parks and common areas are for the use of Tenants of the Authority and their guests only and will be used for the purposes for which they were designed and intended. Tenant and his/her guests shall park vehicles in designated parking areas. Tenants shall remove any vehicle that remains inoperable for over thirty (30) days. If Tenant fails to remove any vehicle upon Authority’s request, the Authority shall dispose of the vehicle at Tenant’s expense. Tenant is responsible for all vehicle discharge, leaks and will be responsible for the clean up. If the Authority deems it necessary that a clean up of any vehicle discharge must be done, and the Tenant fails to do the necessary clean up the Authority will complete the clean up and back charge the cost of clean up t...
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. Resident agrees not to assign this Lease agreement, nor sublet, or transfer possession of the premises, nor give accommodation to boarders without the consent of Management. Resident further agrees not to use or permit the use of the dwelling unit for any purpose other than as a private dwelling for Resident and his/her immediate family as authorized on the Lease, and if approved by Management in writing, xxxxxx children and/or live-in care of a member of the Resident’s family. Resident herein agrees to abide by such necessary and reasonable rules and regulations as may be promulgated by Management for the benefit and well-being of the Residents and housing units and the efficient management of Commission-owned housing units.
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. X. Xxxxxx agrees not to assign this lease, or to sublet or transfer possession of the premises. Xxxxxx agrees that no one other than individual's identified in Section 1 can use their address as a mailing address.
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. The TENANT must live in the dwelling unit and the unit must be the TENANT’s only place of residence. The TENANT shall use the premises only as a private dwelling for himself/herself and the individuals listed above. The TENANT will notify the LANDLORD of the time period and purpose on any extended absences from the dwelling unit (more than thirty (30) days). Should it be determined by LANDLORD that the dwelling unit is no longer a primary residence, tenancy may be terminated so that other eligible households with greater need may be provided affordable housing. The TENANT agrees not to assign this lease, not to sublet or transfer possession of the premises, nor to give accommodation to boarders or lodgers without the written consent of the LANDLORD. The TENANT further agrees not to use or permit the use of the dwelling unit for any purpose other than as a private dwelling unit solely for the TENANT and his/her family and/or dependents. This provision does not apply to reasonable accommodations of the TENANT’s guests or visitors whose stay is less than thirty (30) days. The dwelling unit may not be used on a regular basis for licensed or unlicensed/paid or unpaid care for children who are not members of the TENANT’s household.
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the leased premises which shall include reasonable accommodation of the Tenant’s guests or visitors, not to exceed two (2) consecutive days and/or two (2) consecutive nights, with the consent of Management, may include care of xxxxxx children and live-in care of a member of the Tenant’s family. Tenant must give notice in writing of any guest or guests staying more than two (2) consecutive days and/or two (2) consecutive nights on the premises and must indicate the departure date of the guest(s). Guests staying more than two (2) consecutive days and/or two (2) consecutive nights will not be permitted if their presence on the premises constitutes a violation of local municipal ordinances. If any visit will extend beyond two (2) consecutive days and/or two (2) consecutive nights, the notice from the Tenant must state the reason(s) for the extended visit. The Authority must authorize such extended visits in writing.
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. Occupancy is limited to one person per studio or one bedroom unit and two persons per two bedroom or three bedroom(s) regardless of age unless noted in the application notes. All residents must be included in a Residency Application and are subject to applicable background investigations before residency will be permitted. The Tenant agrees not to assign or sublet this lease agreement or in any way subject or transfer possession of the premises without the prior written consent of the Landlord. The Tenant agrees to not give accommodation to boarders or lodgers without the written consent of the Landlord. This provision does not exclude reasonable accommodation of Tenant's guests. Tenants guests are limited to 3 consecutive nights.
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. Residents may have a guest or guests as visitors to their household without need of prior approval. However, a “guest” who makes recurring visits to the same household in excess of fourteen (14) non-continuous days and nights within a 90-day period, or in excess of fourteen (14) consecutive days and nights, without written approval of the Mississippi Regional Housing Authority (MRHA) will be deemed a household member. Residents must apply for approval in writing. The Resident shall be obligated:
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT. The Tenant agrees not to assign this Lease, nor to sublet or transfer possession of the premises, nor to give accommodations to boarders or lodgers without the written consent of the Landlord. The Tenant further agrees not to use or permit the use of the dwelling unit for any purpose other than as a private dwelling unit solely for the Tenant and the Tenant's family and/or dependents, as noted in this Lease. The Tenant agrees to abide by such necessary and reasonable regulations as may be promulgated by the Landlord for the benefit and well-being of the Housing Community and the Tenants.
OCCUPANCY OF THE DWELLING UNIT
