THE RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION Sample Clauses

THE RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION. A. There is a Xxxxxx Lakeside at Reeds Landing Residents’ Association to which each Resident belongs. The Residents' Association elects officers and appoints committees as desired to develop and support its interests, which may consult with management.
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THE RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION. There is a Xxxxxx Village Residents' Association (LVRA) to which each Resident belongs. The Residents' Association elects officers and appoints committees as desired to develop and support its interests, which may consult with management. Xxxxxx Village will advise the LVRA with respect to such matters affecting the Residents as increases in the Monthly Service Fee, additional fees, guest and extra meals, transportation, recreational programs, and adoption or changes of general policies applying to all residents. The Administrator will provide information necessary for the LVRA to carry out its responsibilities and will be available to consult with the Association. Xxxxxx Village reserves the right to take any action permitted under this Agreement that Xxxxxx Village deems appropriate to assist it in carrying out the goals of Xxxxxx Village. Executed by Xxxxxx Communities, Inc., by a duly authorized corporate representative, and by Resident(s) on the day of , . A photocopy or electronic copy of this Agreement shall be deemed an original for all purposes. Resident warrants that all statements and documents submitted to Xxxxxx Village are true and complete. Any misrepresentation or willful omission may render this Agreement null and void. The following documents are a part of this Agreement: Application for Residence Financial Disclosure Statement and updates Personal Health History and Physician's Statement Exhibits to this Agreement as attached, and as listed in the Section Directory Certified Financial Statements Amendments to this Agreement, as they occur. For Resident(s): By: Name: By: Name: For Xxxxxx Communities, Inc.: By: Name: Title: Xxxxxx Village PERSONAL PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING January 1, 2012 (rev.) Personal performance criteria are used to evaluate the Resident's level of personal independence and his/her level of physical and mental ability to safely provide self-care in a manner that does not present a hazard to self or others. These criteria are considered when making Resident placement decisions at the time of admission and throughout the period of residency. The existence of a disability or a sensory deficit is not a criterion in and of itself; the ability to perform certain activities is the determinant of the Resident's qualification for independent living and the need for additional services. The following criteria are factors used to determine if a Resident is suited for independent living: Able to bathe, groom, and...
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THE RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION. A. There is a Xxxxxx Apartment Residents' Association (LARA) to which each Resident belongs. The Residents' Association elects officers and appoints committees as desired to develop and support its interests, which may consult with management.
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