Common use of Changes in the Household Clause in Contracts

Changes in the Household. (a) Natural born and adopted children, as well as court-awarded custody children (excluding ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care arrangements); will automatically be added to the LEASE upon notification by the TENANT. (b) All other additions to the household, including but not limited to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ children require the prior written approval of LESSOR. For new family members age 18 and older, including Live-in Aides, such approval will be granted only if the new family member meets LESSOR’s applicant eligibility and screening criteria and the dwelling unit is of the appropriate size under the occupancy standards of the LESSOR/PREMISES. (c) Prior approval to add a Live-in Aide is required and shall not be unreasonably refused. A Live-in Aide is a person who resides with an elderly, near elderly TENANTS, or a TENANT with a disability and who (a) is determined, by a qualified health care provider, to be essential to the care and well-being of the TENANT, (b) is not obligated for the support of the TENANT, (c) and who would not be living in the dwelling unit except to provide the required supportive services. A Live-in Aide may not move into a unit if it would create overcrowding. However, based on a request for a reasonable accommodation, a TENANT may request a transfer and/or a reasonable accommodation. . Live-in aides have no rights as remaining family members upon the death, eviction, departure or abandonment of the TENANT family. (d) Authorized TENANTS who move out of the dwelling unit, for any reason, shall be reported by the TENANT to LESSOR in writing, within 10 days of the occurrence. (e) Reinstatement of a former family member of the household requires a written request from the TENANT, screening by the LESSOR and the CHA and written approval by the LESSOR and the CHA. (f) (f) Remaining family members. If the head of household dies, continued occupancy by the remaining family members is permissible only if there are one or more family members on the LEASE living in the household who can pass lease compliance screening, CHA’s applicant screening criteria, site-specific screening criteria and is age 18 years or older. (g) Eviction proceedings can be commenced, if: (i) the remaining household members fail to inform LESSOR within 10 days of the death of the former head of household; (ii) the remaining family member fails to sign a new LEASE; (iii) the remaining family member fails to sign a new lease within 30 days of approval of his/her request; and/or (iv) the household has pending rent default or criminal violations of the LEASE and/or RIDER. (h) LESSOR may permit an adult not on the LEASE to join the household as a new head of household. In giving approval for such an arrangement, LESSOR will consider whether there is any remaining member of the household capable of executing a LEASE and the ability of the family to stay together if the new household member is allowed. The new head of the household must apply for tenancy, must meet LESSOR’S and the CHA’s applicant screening criteria, and must receive LESSOR’S and CHA’s approval before moving in.

Changes in the Household. (a) Natural born and adopted children, as well as ; court-awarded custody children; and children (excluding ▇▇▇▇▇▇ brought into the household under kinship care arrangements); will automatically be added to the LEASE Lease upon notification by the TENANTnotification. (b) All other additions to the household, including but not limited to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ children require the prior written approval of LESSORCMHDC. For new family members age 18 and older, including Live-in Aides, such approval will be granted only if the new family member meets LESSOR’s CMHDC's applicant eligibility and screening criteria and the dwelling unit is of the appropriate size under the occupancy standards of the LESSOR/PREMISESsize. (c) Prior approval to add a Live-in Aide is required and shall not be unreasonably refused. A Live-in Aide is a person who resides with an elderly, near elderly TENANTS, or a TENANT person with a disability and who (a) is determined, by a qualified health care provider, to be essential to the care and well-being of the TENANTResident, (b) is not obligated for the support of the TENANTResident, (c) and who would not be living in the dwelling unit except to provide the required supportive services. A Generally, a Live-in Aide may not move into a unit if it would create overcrowding. However, based on a request for a reasonable accommodation, a TENANT may request a transfer and/or a reasonable accommodation. . Live-in aides have no rights as remaining family members upon Aide may be permitted to move into the death, eviction, departure or abandonment unit until the household is transferred to another unit of the TENANT familyappropriate size. (d) CMHDC shall approve or disapprove a Resident’s request to allow a person to move into the dwelling unit within 30 calendar days of receipt of the request. If CMHDC makes no decision within the time period set forth in this subparagraph, then the Resident’s request shall be deemed approved. (e) Authorized TENANTS Residents who move out of the dwelling unit, for any reason, shall be reported by the TENANT Resident to LESSOR CMHDC in writing, within 10 days of the occurrence. (e) Reinstatement of a former family member of the household requires a written request from the TENANT, screening by the LESSOR and the CHA and written approval by the LESSOR and the CHA. (f) (f) Remaining family members. If In the event the head of household diesdies or leaves the unit for any reason, continued occupancy by the remaining family household members is permissible only if there are is one or more family authorized household members on the LEASE Lease and living in the household who can pass lease compliance screening, CHA’s applicant screening criteria, site-specific screening criteria and is age 18 years or older. (g) household. Eviction proceedings can be commenced, if: (i) commenced if the remaining household members fail to inform LESSOR CMHDC within 10 30 days of the death or departure of the former head of household; (ii) the remaining family member fails ; and/or fail to sign a new LEASE; (iii) the remaining family member fails to sign a new lease Lease within 30 days of approval the former head of his/her requesthousehold’s death or departure; and/or (iv) the household has pending and/or for rent default or criminal violations of the LEASE and/or RIDERdefault. (hg) LESSOR New head of household who moves into unit after death or departure. CMHDC may permit an adult not on the LEASE Lease to join the household as a new head of household. In giving approval for such an arrangement, LESSOR CMHDC will consider whether there is any remaining member of the household capable of executing a LEASE Lease and the ability of the family to stay together if the new household member is allowed. The new head of the household must apply for tenancy, must meet LESSOR’S and the CHA’s CMHDC's applicant screening criteria. (h) A new head of the household added to the Lease under the above paragraph(s) f. and g. will be charged for any arrearages incurred by the former head of household. CMHDC reserves the right to establish a payment plan with the new head of household, especially when an eviction for arrearages would result in the separation of the family. (i) If this Lease is an extension of occupancy by the Resident's household under a prior Lease or Leases with CMHDC, any amounts due under the prior Lease or Leases may be charged and must receive LESSOR’S and CHA’s approval before moving incollected as if the same had occurred under this Lease.

Changes in the Household. (a) Natural born and adopted children, as well as ; court-awarded custody children (excluding ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care arrangements); will automatically be added to the LEASE Lease upon notification by the TENANTnotification. (b) All other additions to the household, including but not limited to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ children children, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ adults, and Live-in Aides require the prior written approval of LESSORCHA. For new family members age 18 and older, including Live-in Aides, such approval will be granted only if the new family member meets LESSOR’s CHA's applicant eligibility and screening criteria and the dwelling unit is of the appropriate size under the occupancy standards of the LESSOR/PREMISESsize. (c) Prior approval to add a Live-in Aide is required and shall not be unreasonably refused. A Live-in Aide is a person who resides with an elderly, near elderly TENANTS, resident or a TENANT resident with a disability and who (a) is determined, by a qualified health care provider, to be essential to the care and well-being of the TENANTresident, (b) is not obligated for the support of the TENANTresident, (c) and who would not be living in the dwelling unit except to provide the required supportive services. A Generally, a Live-in Aide may not move into a unit if it would create overcrowding. However, based on a request for a reasonable accommodation, a TENANT Live-in Aide may request a transfer and/or a reasonable accommodation. be permitted to move into the unit until the household is transferred to another unit of appropriate size. Live-in aides Aides have no rights as remaining family members upon the death, eviction, departure or abandonment of the TENANT familymembers. (d) Authorized TENANTS CHA shall approve or disapprove a resident’s request to allow a person to move into the dwelling unit within 30 business days of receipt of the completed request. This time period can be extended if there is a delay beyond the control of CHA or the resident. If CHA makes no decision within the time period, or any extensions, set forth in this subparagraph, then the resident’s request shall be deemed approved. (e) Resident Family members who move out of the dwelling unit, for any reason, shall be reported by the TENANT resident to LESSOR CHA in writing, within 10 days of the occurrence. (e) Reinstatement of a former family member of the household requires a written request from the TENANT, screening by the LESSOR and the CHA and written approval by the LESSOR and the CHA. (f) (f) Remaining family members. If the head of household dies, continued occupancy by the remaining family members is permissible only if there are one or more family members on the LEASE living in the household who can pass lease compliance screening, CHA’s applicant screening criteria, site-specific screening criteria and is age 18 years or older. (g) Eviction proceedings can be commenced, if: (i) the remaining household members fail to inform LESSOR within 10 days of the death of the former head of household; (ii) the remaining family member fails to sign a new LEASE; (iii) the remaining family member fails to sign a new lease within 30 days of approval of his/her request; and/or (iv) the household has pending rent default or criminal violations of the LEASE and/or RIDER. (h) LESSOR may permit an adult not on the LEASE to join the household as a new head of household. In giving approval for such an arrangement, LESSOR will consider whether there is any remaining member of the household capable of executing a LEASE and the ability of the family to stay together if the new household member is allowed. The new head of the household must apply for tenancy, must meet LESSOR’S and the CHA’s applicant screening criteria, and must receive LESSOR’S and CHA’s approval before moving in.

Changes in the Household. (a) Natural A. Children born to or adopted by family members listed on the lease and adopted children, as well as court-children whose custody is awarded custody children (excluding ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care arrangements); to the family by a court of competent jurisdiction will automatically be added to the LEASE Lease upon notification by the TENANTTenant to HHA. (b) B. All other additions to the household, including but not limited to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ children children, ▇▇▇▇▇▇ adults, and Live-in Aides require the prior written approval of LESSORHHA. Violation of this requirement shall be grounds for lease termination. For new family members age 18 15 and older, including Live-in Aides, such approval will be granted only if the new family member meets LESSOR’s HHA's applicant eligibility and screening criteria and the dwelling unit is addition of the appropriate size under new family member does not overcrowd the occupancy standards of the LESSOR/PREMISESunit. (c) C. Prior approval to add a Live-in Aide is required and shall not be unreasonably refused. A Live-in Aide is a person who resides with an elderly, near elderly TENANTS, Tenant or a TENANT Tenant with a disability and who (a) is determined, by a qualified health care provider, to be essential to the care and well-being of the TENANTTenant, (b) is not obligated for the support of the TENANTTenant, (c) and who would not be living in the dwelling unit except to provide the required supportive services. A Generally, a Live-in Aide may not move into a unit if it would create overcrowding. However, based on a request for a reasonable accommodation, a TENANT Live-in Aide may request a transfer and/or a reasonable accommodation. be permitted to move into the unit until the household is transferred to another unit of appropriate size. Live-in aides Aides have no rights as remaining family members upon members. D. HHA shall approve or disapprove a Tenant’s request to allow a person to move into the death, eviction, departure or abandonment dwelling unit within 30 business days of receipt of the TENANT familywritten request. This time period can be extended if there is a delay beyond the control of HHA or the tenant. If HHA makes no decision within the time period, or within any extensions set forth in this subparagraph, then the Tenant’s request shall be deemed approved. (d) ▇. Authorized TENANTS Tenants who move out of the dwelling unit, unit for any reason, reason shall be reported by the TENANT Tenant to LESSOR HHA in writing, writing within 10 ten (10) days of the occurrence. (e) Reinstatement of a former family member of the household requires a written request from the TENANT, screening by the LESSOR and the CHA and written approval by the LESSOR and the CHA. (f) (f) Remaining family members. If the head of household dies, continued occupancy by the remaining family members is permissible only if there are one or more family members on the LEASE living in the household who can pass lease compliance screening, CHA’s applicant screening criteria, site-specific screening criteria and is age 18 years or older. (g) Eviction proceedings can be commenced, if: (i) the remaining household members fail to inform LESSOR within 10 days of the death of the former head of household; (ii) the remaining family member fails to sign a new LEASE; (iii) the remaining family member fails to sign a new lease within 30 days of approval of his/her request; and/or (iv) the household has pending rent default or criminal violations of the LEASE and/or RIDER. (h) LESSOR may permit an adult not on the LEASE to join the household as a new head of household. In giving approval for such an arrangement, LESSOR will consider whether there is any remaining member of the household capable of executing a LEASE and the ability of the family to stay together if the new household member is allowed. The new head of the household must apply for tenancy, must meet LESSOR’S and the CHA’s applicant screening criteria, and must receive LESSOR’S and CHA’s approval before moving in.