Common use of Vacating Premises Clause in Contracts

Vacating Premises. Resident shall notify PCHA 30 days prior to vacating the dwelling unit, with the unit being returned in likewise condition as accepted. Resident will be responsible for any rent and electric charges during this 30 day notice period. Resident shall return to PCHA all keys possessed upon completion of the move out. At move out, an inspection will be done to determine the cost for repairing any intentional or negligent damages to the dwelling unit, ordinary wear and tear excepted, and any unpaid rent, maintenance fee, or other charges owed to PCHA by the Resident. If any deductions are to be made from the security deposit, PCHA will provide the Resident, at their last known address, a written statement of charges for the cost of repairing any intentional or negligent damages to the dwelling unit, ordinary wear and tear excepted, and any unpaid rent, maintenance fees, or other charges owed to PCHA by the Resident. This written statement will be sent within 30 days of when the Resident was known to have vacated the dwelling unit. If applicable, payment of the remaining balance of the security deposit will be refunded to the Resident, at their last known address, within 45 days of when the Resident was known to vacate the dwelling unit. PCHA reserves the right to pursue collection of any monies owed by resident to PCHA upon move-out through legal action, IDROP, collection agencies, etc.