Accessible Unit Requirement to Move Clause Samples
The Accessible Unit Requirement to Move clause establishes the conditions under which a tenant with a disability may request to move to an accessible unit within a property. Typically, this clause outlines the process for making such a request, the documentation required to demonstrate the need for an accessible unit, and the landlord’s obligations to accommodate the request when a suitable unit becomes available. Its core function is to ensure that tenants with disabilities have equal access to housing by providing a clear mechanism for obtaining accommodations, thereby promoting compliance with fair housing laws and addressing accessibility needs.
Accessible Unit Requirement to Move. If the Premises in which the Student lives is an accessible unit and the Student and Occupants do not require such a unit, and if an accessible unit is required by another Student, the University may require the Student to move to a new unit in Family Housing. The unit that the Student will be reassigned to will be of a similar type to the one required to vacate. The Student will be responsible for items such as reconnection of telephone, electrical service, and cable. The University will coordinate and cover the cost of moving. If the University requires this change, you will be required to pay the fees stipulated for either your existing Accommodation or the new Accommodation, whichever is lower.
Accessible Unit Requirement to Move. If the Student is living in an accessible unit and does not require such a unit, and if an accessible unit is required by another student, the University may require the Student to move to a new unit in Family Housing. The unit that the Student will be reassigned to will be of a similar type to the one required to vacate. The Student will be responsible for items such as reconnection of telephone, hydro, and cable, or any cost for movers and/or vehicle rental associated with the move.