Use and Occupancy of Dwelling Sample Clauses

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for Tenant and other household members listed on the lease. With the prior written consent of the Authority, members of the household may engage in legal profit making activities in the dwelling unit incidental to the residential use. This provision permits accommodation of Tenant's guests or visitors as in Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy. Permission may be granted, upon written request to the Manager, for an extension of this provision. [966.4 (d)(l)]

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for Tenant and other household members listed on the lease. This provision permits reasonable accommodation of Tenant's guests or visitors for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) consecutive days or 30 cumulative days each year up to two guest in any one 12 month period. Permission may be granted, upon written request to the Manager, for an extension of this provision. [966.4 (d) (1)]

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for Tenant and other household members listed on the Lease.

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for Tenant and other household members listed on the lease. With the prior written consent of MHA, members of the household may engage in legal profitmaking activities in the dwelling unit incidental to the residential use. This provision permits accommodation of Tenant's guests or visitors for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) days each year. Permission may be granted, upon written request to the Manager, for an extension of this provision. Ability to comply with Lease terms: If, during the term of this Lease, the Tenant, because of physical or mental impairment, is no longer able to comply with the material provisions of this lease and cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the lease, and MHA cannot make any reasonable accommodation that would enable Tenant to comply with the lease; THEN, MHA will assist Tenant, or designated member(s) of Tenant's family, to find more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving the Tenant, MHA will work with appropriate agencies to secure suitable housing and will terminate the Lease in accordance with Section XIII of this lease. At the time of admission, all Tenants must identify the family member(s) to be contacted if they become unable to comply with lease terms.

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Resident shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for Resident and other household members listed on the lease. With the prior written consent of MHA, members of the household may engage in legal profit making activities in the dwelling unit. [966.4 (d) (1) & (2)] This provision permits reasonable accommodation of Resident's guests or visitors for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) days each year. Permission may be granted, upon written request to the Property Manager, for an extension of this provision. [966.4 (d) (1)]

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Resident shall use and occupy the Dwelling solely as a private residence and only place of residence for Resident and members of Resident’s household listed in Paragraph 2 herein. Resident shall not permit and shall prohibit anyone other than a member of Resident’s household listed in Paragraph 2 herein, from using the Dwelling as an address or as a “mail drop” to receive mail and/or deliveries. The Dwelling shall not be used for any non-residential and/or illegal purpose by Resident, members of Resident’s household, guests (as defined herein) or other person under Resident’s control except as follows: A. With the prior written consent of PCHA, the Dwelling may be used for a legal, permissible profit-making activity as long as such activity is merely “incidental” to the primary residential use of the Dwelling and does not interfere with the quiet enjoyment of other residents of PCHA of their accommodations, community facilities and other areas of PCHA’s property. B. Resident may reasonably provide accommodations to Resident’s guests (as defined herein), for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) consecutive days or a total of forty-five (45) days within a twelve month period, unless prior written permission of PCHA or its authorized representative is obtained by Resident for a greater period of time. This limitation does not apply to any live-in-aide (as defined herein) for Resident or household member as listed in Paragraph 2 herein. C. PCHA must approve in writing any proposed addition for whatever reasons, including a ▇▇▇▇▇▇ child or live-in-aide (as defined herein) to the above listed household members in advance of such addition. Natural child births to any of the above listed household members shall not require advance approval by PCHA. PCHA shall consider whether the addition of a new occupant may necessitate a transfer of Resident and household members to another dwelling, and whether such dwelling is available at the time of the request. Additionally, PCHA shall consider its obligation to make reasonable accommodations for handicapped persons. PCHA reserves the right to refuse any addition to household members which does not meet criteria outlined in the “Admissions and Continued Occupancy Plan” (hereinafter referred to as the “ACOP”), in effect at that time, or which addition would result in a violation of occupancy standards as outlined in the ACOP. Resident agrees to await receipt of the written approval of PCHA prior to allowing additional occup...

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. This section tells you what you can and cannot do in your apartment, when and for how long you may have guests in your apartment, what additions to your household can be made and how, information on handicapped household members and what HACC will do if a physical or mental condition you or household members may have that cause you not to be able to comply with this lease.

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for Tenant and other household members listed on the lease. With the prior written consent of the HACC, members of the household may engage in legal profit making activities in the dwelling unit. This provision permits reasonable accommodation of Tenant’s guests or visitors for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) days each year. Permission may be granted, upon written request to the Property Manager, for an extension of this provision. Tenant agrees to inform HACC in writing, of anyone not listed as a household member staying overnight more than three times during any 30-day period. The tenant is responsible for the conduct of any of their guest(s) at all times, until such time their guest(s) leave the property. The HACC reserves the right to request a record declaration of domicile or proof of domicile if it is suspected that the guest is an unauthorized household occupant. Such suspicions may arise whenever an adult person(s) is making reoccurring visits or one continuous visit of 14-days and/or nights in a one year period without prior notification to management. Should the tenant or the person in question not provide the requested information to HACC by the time specified, or should the facts not be evidence enough that domicile is elsewhere outside of the property, the HACC will consider the person to be an unauthorized person in the household and will enforce any lease covenants shown to be broken and/or terminate the lease or require the person to be added to the lease. Any person requesting to be added to the lease will be required to complete a rental application and will be liable for passing the background checks as outlined in the tenant selection plan.

Use and Occupancy of Dwelling. Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for Tenant and other household members listed on the lease. With the prior written consent of BHA, members of the household may engage in legal profit making activities in the dwelling unit.