Common use of Housekeeping Standards Clause in Contracts

Housekeeping Standards. In an effort to improve the livability and conditions of the apartments owned and managed by CHA, uniform standards for resident housekeeping have been developed for all tenant families. (a) CHA Responsibility: The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. CHA will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection CHA will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. CHA will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required establishing compliance, and indicating that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, CHA will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards. (b) Tenant responsibility: Tenant is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards that results in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety is a violation of the lease terms and can result in eviction. (c) Housekeeping Standards: Inside the Apartment General-- (1) Walls: should be clean, free of dirt, grease, holes, cobwebs, and fingerprints. (2) Floors: should be clean, clear, dry and free of hazards. (3) Ceilings: should be clean and free of cobwebs. (4) Windows: should be clean and not nailed shut. Shades or blinds should be intact. (5) Woodwork: should be clean, free of dust, gouges, or scratches. (6) Doors: should be clean, free of grease and fingerprints. Doorstops should be present. Locks should work. (7) Heating units: should be dusted and access uncluttered. (8) Trash: shall be disposed of properly and not left in the unit. (9) Entire unit should be free of rodent or insect infestation. Kitchen-- (1) Stove: should be clean and free of food and grease. (2) Refrigerator: should be clean. Freezer door should close properly and freezer have no more than one inch of ice. (3) Cabinets: should be clean and neat. Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food. Cabinets should not be overloaded. Storage under the sink should be limited to small or lightweight items to permit access for repairs. Heavy pots and pans should not be stored under the sink. (4) Exhaust Fan: should be free of grease and dust. (5) Sink: should be clean, free of grease and garbage. Dirty dishes should be washed and put away in a timely manner. (6) Food storage areas: should be neat and clean without spilled food. (7) Trash/garbage: should be stored in a covered container until removed to the disposal area. (1) Toilet and tank: should be clean and odor free. (2) Tub and shower: should be clean and free of excessive mildew and mold. Where applicable, shower curtains should be in place, and of adequate length. (3) Lavatory: should be clean (4) Exhaust fans: should be free of dust. (5) Floor should be clean and dry. Storage Areas-- (1) Linen closet: should be neat and clean. (2) Other closets: should be neat and clean. No highly volatile or flammable materials should be stored in the unit. (3) Other storage areas: should be clean, neat and free of hazards. (d) Housekeeping Standards: Outside the Apartment The following standards apply to family and scattered site development only; some standards apply only when the area noted is for the exclusive use of Tenant: (1) Yards: should be free of debris, trash, and abandoned cars. Exterior walls should be free of graffiti. (2) Porches (front and rear): should be clean and free of hazards. Any items stored on the porch shall not impede access to the unit. (3) Steps (front and rear): should be clean, and free of hazards. (4) Sidewalks: should be clean and free of hazards. (5) Storm doors: should be clean, with glass or screens intact. (6) Parking lot: should be free of abandoned cars. There should be no car repairs in the lots. (7) Hallways: should be clean and free of hazards. (8) Stairwells: should be clean and uncluttered. (9) Laundry areas: should be clean and neat. Remove lint from dryers after use. (10) Utility room: should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials.

Housekeeping Standards. In an effort to improve the livability and conditions of the apartments owned and managed by CHAthe Authority, uniform standards for resident Resident housekeeping have been developed for all tenant Resident families. (a) CHA Responsibility: A. Authority Responsibility -- The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all TenantsResidents. CHA The Authority will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection CHA the Authority will notify Tenant the Resident in writing if he/she fails to comply with of the standardsresults of the inspection. CHA The Authority will advise Tenant the Resident of the specific correction(s) required establishing to establish compliance, and indicating that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, CHA the Authority will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease Lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards. (b) Tenant responsibility: Tenant B. Resident Responsibility -- The Resident is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Residents must be able to comply with the standards on their own or with assistance. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards that results in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety housekeeping standards is a violation of the lease Lease terms and can result in eviction. (c) C. Housekeeping Standards: Standards -- Inside the Apartment General-- (1) General -- • Walls: should be clean, free of dirt, grease, holes, cobwebs, and fingerprints. (2) . • Floors: should be clean, clear, dry and free of hazards. (3) . • Ceilings: should be clean and free of cobwebs. (4) . • Windows: should be clean and not nailed shut. Shades or blinds Shades, where permitted, should be intact. (5) . If a room on the third or lower floor has only one window, it may not be blocked by an air conditioner or furniture. • Woodwork: should be clean, clean and free of dust, gouges, or scratches. (6) heavy dust accumulation. • Doors: should be clean, free of grease and fingerprints. Doorstops should be present. Locks should work. (7) . • Heating units, duct work, and vents: should be dusted dusted, free of debris, and access uncluttered. (8) . • Trash: shall be disposed of properly and not left in the unit. (9) . • Entire unit should be free of rodent or insect infestation. Kitchen-- (1) • The entire unit shall be kept clean and odor free. • Stove, range hood and exhaust fan: should be clean and free of food food, spills and grease. (2) . • Refrigerator: exterior and interior surfaces should be clean. Freezer door Door should close properly and freezer have no more than one inch of ice. (3) • Cabinets: should be clean and neat. Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food. Cabinets should not be overloaded. Storage under the sink should be limited to small or lightweight items to permit access for repairs. Heavy pots and pans should not be stored under the sink. (4) Exhaust Fan: should be free of grease and dust. (5) • Sink: should be clean, free of grease and garbage. Dirty dishes should be washed and put away in a timely manner. (6) . • Food storage areas: should be neat and clean without spilled food. (7) . • Trash/garbage: should Small quantities of trash and garbage shall be stored kept in a covered container kitchen wastebasket until removed to the disposal area. (1) . • Toilet and tank: should be clean and odor free. (2) . • Tub and shower: should be clean and free of excessive mildew and mold. Where applicable, shower curtains should be in place, and of adequate length. (3) Lavatory. • Sink: should be clean (4) . • Exhaust fans: should be free of dust. (5) Floor should be clean and dry. Storage Areas-- (1) Linen closet: should be neat and clean. (2) Other • All closets: should be neat and cleanclean and free of hazards. No highly volatile or flammable materials should shall be stored in the unit. • Closet floor areas should be clear to enable doors to close easily. (3) Other storage areas: should be clean, neat and free of hazards. (d) D. Housekeeping Standards: Standards -- Outside the Apartment Home The following standards apply to the family and scattered site sites development only; some standards apply only when the area noted is for the exclusive use of Tenant: (1) the Resident: • Yards: should be free of debris, trash, and abandoned cars. Exterior walls should be free of graffiti. (2) . • Porches (front and rear): should be clean and free of hazards. Any items stored on the porch shall not impede access to the unit. (3) . Stuffed furniture made for indoor use is not permitted on the porches according to City ordinance. • Steps (front and rear): should be clean, and free of hazards. (4) . • Sidewalks: , hallways and stairwells should be clean clean, uncluttered and free of hazards. (5) . • Storm doors: should be clean, with glass or screens intact. (6) Parking lot: should be free of abandoned cars. There should be no car repairs in the lots. (7) Hallways: should be clean and free of hazards. (8) Stairwells: should be clean and uncluttered. (9) • Laundry areas: should be clean and neat. Remove lint from dryers after use. (10) . • Utility room: should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials. • Stack caps must remain on piping. • Fences must be free from damage and missing parts. • Outdoor sheds are not permitted unless approval is given by LCHA. (herein called the "Resident/s"), is executed and effective this day of , 20 . The term of the lease shall be one year and shall renew automatically for another year, unless terminated as provided by this Lease.

Housekeeping Standards. In an effort to improve the livability and conditions of the apartments owned and managed by CHAthe Authority, uniform standards for resident housekeeping have been developed for all tenant families. (a) CHA The Authority’s Responsibility: The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. CHA The Authority will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection CHA inspection, the Authority will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. CHA The Authority will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required establishing compliance, and indicating that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, CHA the Authority will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards. (b) Tenant responsibility: Tenant is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards that results in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety is a violation of the lease terms and can result in eviction. (c) Housekeeping Standards: Inside the Apartment General--General: (1) Walls: Walls should be clean, free of dirt, grease, holes, cobwebs, and fingerprints. (2) Floors: Floors should be clean, clear, dry and free of hazards. (3) Ceilings: Ceilings should be clean and free of cobwebs. (4) Windows: Windows should be clean and not nailed shut. Shades or blinds should be intact. (5) Woodwork: Woodwork should be clean, free of dust, gouges, or scratches. (6) Doors: Doors should be clean, free of grease and fingerprints. Doorstops should be present. Locks should work. (7) Heating units: units should be dusted and access uncluttered. (8) Trash: Trash shall be disposed of properly and not left in the unit. (9) Entire unit should be free of rodent or insect infestation. Kitchen--Kitchen: (1) Stove: Stove should be clean and free of food and grease. (2) Refrigerator: Refrigerator should be clean. Freezer door should close properly and freezer have no more than one inch of ice. (3) Cabinets: Cabinets should be clean and neat. Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food. Cabinets should not be overloaded. Storage under the sink should be limited to small or lightweight items to permit access for repairs. Heavy pots and pans should not be stored under the sink. (4) Exhaust Fan: Fan should be free of grease and dust. (5) Sink: Sink should be clean, free of grease and garbage. Dirty dishes should be washed and put away in a timely manner. (6) Food storage areas: areas should be neat and clean without spilled food. (7) Trash/garbage: garbage should be stored in a covered container until removed to the disposal area.. Bathroom: (1) Toilet and tank: tank should be clean and odor free. (2) Tub and shower: shower should be clean and free of excessive mildew and mold. Where applicable, shower curtains should be in place, and of adequate length. (3) Lavatory: Lavatory should be clean (4) Exhaust fans: fans should be free of dust. (5) Floor should be clean and dry. Storage Areas--Areas: (1) Linen closet: closet should be neat and clean. (2) Other closets: closets should be neat and clean. No highly volatile or flammable materials should be stored in the unit. (3) Other storage areas: areas should be clean, neat and free of hazards. (d) Housekeeping Standards: Outside the Apartment The following standards apply to family and scattered site development only; some standards apply only when the area noted is for the exclusive use of Tenant: (1) Yards: Yards should be free of debris, trash, and abandoned cars. Exterior walls should be free of graffiti. (2) Porches (front and rear): ) should be clean and free of hazards. Any items stored on the porch shall not impede access to the unit. (3) Steps (front and rear): ) should be clean, and free of hazards. (4) Sidewalks: Sidewalks should be clean and free of hazards. (5) Storm doors: doors should be clean, with glass or screens intact. (6) Parking lot: lot should be free of abandoned cars. There should be no car repairs in the lots. (7) Hallways: Hallways should be clean and free of hazards. (8) Stairwells: Stairwells should be clean and uncluttered. (9) Laundry areas: areas should be clean and neat. Remove lint from dryers after use. (10) Utility room: room should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials.

Housekeeping Standards. In an effort to improve the livability and conditions of the apartments owned and managed by CHAHADCO, uniform standards for resident housekeeping have been developed for all tenant families. (a) CHA HADCO Responsibility: The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. CHA HADCO will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection CHA HADCO will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. CHA HADCO will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required establishing compliance, and indicating that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, CHA HADCO will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards. (b) Tenant responsibility: Tenant is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards that results in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety is a violation of the lease terms and can result in eviction. (c) Housekeeping Standards: Inside the Apartment General-- (1) Walls: should be clean, free of dirt, grease, holes, cobwebs, and fingerprints. (2) Floors: should be clean, clear, dry and free of hazards. (3) Ceilings: should be clean and free of cobwebs. (4) Windows: should be clean and not nailed shut. Shades or blinds should be intact. (5) Woodwork: should be clean, free of dust, gouges, or scratches. (6) Doors: should be clean, free of grease and fingerprints. Doorstops should be present. Locks should work. (7) Heating units: should be dusted and access uncluttered. (8) Trash: shall be disposed of properly and not left in the unit. (9) Entire unit should be free of rodent or insect infestation. Kitchen-- (1) Stove: should be clean and free of food and grease. (2) Refrigerator: should be clean. Freezer door should close properly and freezer have no more than one inch of ice. (3) Cabinets: should be clean and neat. Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food. Cabinets should not be overloaded. Storage under the sink should be limited to small or lightweight items to permit access for repairs. Heavy pots and pans should not be stored under the sink. (4) Exhaust Fan: should be free of grease and dust. (5) Sink: should be clean, free of grease and garbage. Dirty dishes should be washed and put away in a timely manner. (6) Food storage areas: should be neat and clean without spilled food. (7) Trash/garbage: should be stored in a covered an appropriate container until removed to the disposal area. (1) Toilet and tank: should be clean and odor free. (2) Tub and shower: should be clean and free of excessive mildew and mold. Where applicable, shower curtains should be in place, and of adequate length. (3) Lavatory: should be clean (4) Exhaust fans: should be free of dust. (5) Floor should be clean and dry. Storage Areas-- (1) Linen closet: should be neat and clean. (2) Other closets: should be neat and clean. No highly volatile or flammable materials should be stored in the unit. (3) Other storage areas: should be clean, neat and free of hazards. (d) Housekeeping Standards: Outside the Apartment The following standards apply to family and scattered site development only; some standards apply only when the area noted is for the exclusive use of TenantYards: (1) Yards: should be free of debris, trash, and abandoned cars. Exterior walls should be free of graffiti. (2) Porches (front and rear): should be clean and free of hazards. Any items stored on the porch shall not impede access to the unit. (3) Steps (front and rear): should be clean, and free of hazards. (4) Sidewalks: should be clean and free of hazards. (5) Storm doors: should be clean, with glass or screens intact. (6) Parking lot: should be free of abandoned cars. There should be no car repairs in the lots. (7) Hallways: should be clean and free of hazards. (8) Stairwells: should be clean and uncluttered. (9) Laundry areas: should be clean and neat. Remove lint from dryers after use. (10) Weeds trimmed around unit. HADCO will maintain pre-existing shrubbery. (11) Utility room: should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials.

Housekeeping Standards. In an effort to improve the livability and conditions of the apartments owned and managed by CHAthe Authority, uniform standards for resident Resident housekeeping have been developed for all tenant Resident families. (a) CHA Responsibility: A. Authority Responsibility -- The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all TenantsResidents. CHA The Authority will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection CHA the Authority will notify Tenant the Resident in writing if he/she fails to comply with of the standardsresults of the inspection. CHA The Authority will advise Tenant the Resident of the specific correction(s) required establishing to establish compliance, and indicating that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, CHA the Authority will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease Lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards. (b) Tenant responsibility: Tenant B. Resident Responsibility -- The Resident is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Residents must be able to comply with the standards on their own or with assistance. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards that results in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety housekeeping standards is a violation of the lease Lease terms and can result in eviction. (c) C. Housekeeping Standards: Standards -- Inside the Apartment General-- (1) General -- • Walls: should be clean, free of dirt, grease, holes, cobwebs, and fingerprints. (2) . • Floors: should be clean, clear, dry and free of hazards. (3) . • Ceilings: should be clean and free of cobwebs. (4) . • Windows: should be clean and not nailed shut. Shades or blinds Shades, where permitted, should be intact. (5) . If a room on the third or lower floor has only one window, it may not be blocked by an air conditioner or furniture. • Woodwork: should be clean, clean and free of dust, gouges, or scratches. (6) heavy dust accumulation. • Doors: should be clean, free of grease and fingerprints. Doorstops should be present. Locks should work. (7) . • Heating units, duct work, and vents: should be dusted dusted, free of debris, and access uncluttered. (8) . • Trash: shall be disposed of properly and not left in the unit. (9) . • Entire unit should be free of rodent or insect infestation. Kitchen-- (1) • The entire unit shall be kept clean and odor free. • Stove, range hood and exhaust fan: should be clean and free of food food, spills and grease. (2) . • Refrigerator: exterior and interior surfaces should be clean. Freezer door Door should close properly and freezer have no more than one inch of ice. (3) • Cabinets: should be clean and neat. Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food. Cabinets should not be overloaded. Storage under the sink should be limited to small or lightweight items to permit access for repairs. Heavy pots and pans should not be stored under the sink. (4) Exhaust Fan: should be free of grease and dust. (5) • Sink: should be clean, free of grease and garbage. Dirty dishes should be washed and put away in a timely manner. (6) . • Food storage areas: should be neat and clean without spilled food. (7) . • Trash/garbage: should Small quantities of trash and garbage shall be stored kept in a covered container kitchen wastebasket until removed to the disposal area. (1) . • Toilet and tank: should be clean and odor free. (2) . • Tub and shower: should be clean and free of excessive mildew and mold. Where applicable, shower curtains should be in place, and of adequate length. (3) . • Lavatory: should be clean (4) . • Exhaust fans: should be free of dust. (5) Floor should be clean and dry. Storage Areas-- (1) Linen closet: should be neat and clean. (2) Other • All closets: should be neat and cleanclean and free of hazards. No highly volatile or flammable materials should shall be stored in the unit. • Closet floor areas should be clear to enable doors to close easily. (3) Other storage areas: should be clean, neat and free of hazards. (d) D. Housekeeping Standards: Standards -- Outside the Apartment Home The following standards apply to the family and scattered site sites development only; some standards apply only when the area noted is for the exclusive use of Tenant: (1) the Resident: • Yards: should be free of debris, trash, and abandoned cars. Exterior walls should be free of graffiti. (2) . • Porches (front and rear): should be clean and free of hazards. Any items stored on the porch shall not impede access to the unit. (3) . • Steps (front and rear): should be clean, and free of hazards. (4) . • Sidewalks: , hallways and stairwells should be clean clean, uncluttered and free of hazards. (5) . • Storm doors: should be clean, with glass or screens intact. (6) Parking lot: should be free of abandoned cars. There should be no car repairs in the lots. (7) Hallways: should be clean and free of hazards. (8) Stairwells: should be clean and uncluttered. (9) • Laundry areas: should be clean and neat. Remove lint from dryers after use. (10) . • Utility room: should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials. (herein called the "Resident/s"), is executed and effective this day of , 20 . The term of the lease shall be one year and shall renew automatically for another year, unless terminated as provided by this Lease.

Housekeeping Standards. In an effort to improve the livability and conditions of the apartments owned and managed by CHASHA, uniform standards for resident housekeeping have been developed for all tenant families. (a) CHA SHA Responsibility: The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. CHA SHA will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection CHA SHA will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. CHA SHA will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required establishing compliance, and indicating that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, CHA SHA will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms. Training will be available at no cost to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping Standards. (b) Tenant responsibility: Tenant is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards that results result in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety is a violation of the lease terms and can result in eviction. (c) Housekeeping Standards: Inside the Apartment General-- (1) Walls: should be clean, free of dirt, grease, holes, cobwebs, and fingerprints. (2) Floors: should be clean, clear, dry and free of hazards. (3) Ceilings: should be clean and free of cobwebs. (4) Windows: should be clean and not nailed shut. Shades or blinds should be intact. (5) Woodwork: should be clean, free of dust, gouges, or scratches. (6) Doors: should be clean, free of grease and fingerprints. Doorstops should be present. Locks should work. (7) Heating units: should be dusted and access uncluttered. (8) Trash: shall be disposed of properly and not left in the unit. (9) Entire unit should be free of rodent or insect infestation. Kitchen-- (1) Stove: should be clean and free of food and grease. (2) Refrigerator: should be clean. Freezer door should close properly and freezer have no more than one inch of ice. (3) Cabinets: should be clean and neat. Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food. Cabinets should not be overloaded. Storage under the sink should be limited to small or lightweight items to permit access for repairs. Heavy pots and pans should not be stored under the sink. (4) Exhaust Fan: should be free of grease and dust. (5) Sink: should be clean, free of grease and garbage. Dirty dishes should be washed and put away in a timely manner. (6) Food storage areas: should be neat and clean without spilled food. (7) Trash/garbage: should be stored in a covered container until removed to the disposal area. (1) Toilet and tank: should be clean and odor free. (2) Tub and shower: should be clean and free of excessive mildew and mold. Where applicable, shower curtains should be in place, and of adequate length. (3) Lavatory: should be clean (4) Exhaust fans: should be free of dust. (5) Floor should be clean and dry. Storage Areas-- (1) Linen closet: should be neat and clean. (2) Other closets: should be neat and clean. No highly volatile or flammable materials should be stored in the unit. (3) Other storage areas: should be clean, neat and free of hazards. (d) Housekeeping Standards: Outside the Apartment The following standards apply to family and scattered site development only; some standards apply only when the area noted is for the exclusive use of Tenant: (1) Yards: should be free of debris, trash, and abandoned cars. Exterior walls should be free of graffiti. (2) Porches (front and rear): should be clean and free of hazards. Any items stored on the porch shall not impede access to the unit. (3) Steps (front and rear): should be clean, and free of hazards. (4) Sidewalks: should be clean and free of hazards. (5) Storm doors: should be clean, with glass or screens intact. (6) Parking lot: should be free of abandoned cars. There should be no car repairs in the lots. (7) Hallways: should be clean and free of hazards. (8) Stairwells: should be clean and uncluttered. (9) Laundry areas: should be clean and neat. Remove lint from dryers after use. (10) Utility room: should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials.

Housekeeping Standards. In an effort to improve the livability and conditions of the apartments units owned and managed by CHAACHA, uniform standards for resident housekeeping have been developed for all tenant families. (a) CHA Responsibility: The standards that follow will be applied fairly and uniformly to all Tenants. CHA ACHA will inspect each unit at least annually, to determine compliance with the standards. Upon completion of an inspection CHA ACHA will notify Tenant in writing if he/she fails to comply with the standards. CHA ACHA will advise Tenant of the specific correction(s) required establishing compliance, and indicating that training is available. Within a reasonable period of time, CHA will schedule a second inspection. Failure of a second inspection will constitute a violation of the lease terms. Training Compliance will be available at no cost in accordance to any Tenant requesting or needing assistance in complying with the Housekeeping StandardsACOP. (b) Tenant responsibility: The following standards apply to family when the area noted is for the exclusive use of Tenant. Tenant is required to abide by the standards set forth below. Failure to abide by the Housekeeping Standards for inside or outside of the unit that results in the creation or maintenance of a threat to health or safety is a violation of the lease terms and can result in eviction. (c) Housekeeping Standards: Inside the Apartment General-- (1) i. Walls: should be clean, free of dirt, grease, holes, cobwebs, and fingerprints. (2) ii. Floors: should be clean, clear, dry and free of hazards. (3) iii. Ceilings: should be clean and free of cobwebs. (4) iv. Windows: should be clean and not nailed shut. Shades or blinds should be intact. (5) v. Woodwork: should be clean, free of dust, gouges, or scratches. (6) vi. Doors: should be clean, free of grease and fingerprints. Doorstops should be present. Locks should work. (7) vii. Heating units: should be dusted and access uncluttered. (8) viii. Trash: shall be disposed of properly and not left in the unit. (9) ix. Entire unit should be free of rodent or insect infestation. Kitchen--Kitchen- (1) i. Stove: should be clean and free of food and grease. (2) ii. Refrigerator: should be clean. Freezer door should close properly and freezer have no more than one inch of ice. (3) iii. Cabinets: should be clean and neat. Cabinet surfaces and countertop should be free of grease and spilled food. Cabinets should not be overloaded. Storage under the sink should be limited to small or lightweight items to permit access for repairs. Heavy pots and pans should not be stored under the sink. (4) iv. Exhaust Fan: should be free of grease and dust. (5) v. Sink: should be clean, free of grease and garbage. Dirty dishes should be washed and put away in a timely manner. (6) vi. Food storage areas: should be neat and clean without spilled food. (7) vii. Trash/garbage: should be stored in a covered container until removed to the disposal area.. Bathroom- (1) i. Toilet and tank: should be clean and odor free. (2) ii. Tub and shower: should be clean and free of excessive mildew and mold. Where applicable, shower curtains should be in place, and of adequate length. (3) iii. Lavatory: should be clean (4) iv. Exhaust fans: should be free of dust. (5) v. Floor should be clean and dry. Storage Areas--Areas- (1) i. Linen closet: should be neat and clean. (2) ii. Other closets: should be neat and clean. No highly volatile or flammable materials should be stored in the unit. (3) iii. Other storage areas: should be clean, neat and free of hazards. (d) Housekeeping Standards: Outside the Apartment The following standards apply to family and scattered site development only; some standards apply only when the area noted is for the exclusive use of Tenant: (1) i. Yards: should be free of debris, trash, and abandoned cars. Maintain the yard in accordance with the terms of the lease. ii. Exterior walls should be free of graffiti. (2) iii. Porches (front and rear): should be clean and free of hazards. Any items stored on the porch shall not impede access to the unit. (3) iv. Steps (front and rear): should be clean, and free of hazards. (4) v. Sidewalks: should be clean and free of hazards. (5) vi. Storm doors: should be clean, with glass or screens intact. (6) vii. Parking lot: should be free of abandoned cars. There should be no car repairs in the lots. (7) viii. Hallways: should be clean and free of hazards. (8) Stairwells: ix. Stairways should be clean and uncluttered. (9) Laundry areas: should be clean and neat. Remove lint from dryers after use. (10) x. Utility room: should be free of debris, motor vehicle parts, and flammable materials.