Common use of Use Prohibited Clause in Contracts

Use Prohibited. A. The home and space will be used only for private Residential purposes and no business or commercial activity of any nature will be conducted thereon. For purposes of this Agreement, commercial activity includes, but will not be limited to: (1) Any on-site activity requiring the issuance of a business license or permit by any governmental agency; and (2) Any activity, which increases traffic within the Community, requires the storage of material on the space, results in deliveries within the Community or unreasonably interferes with other Tenants’ quiet enjoyment of their homes and spaces. (3) These limitations are not intended to and shall not prohibit a properly licensed ▇▇▇▇▇▇ family home, family day care home or Residential care facility, which the Community is required by law to accept. B. No persons other than those listed on the last page of this Agreement, and Tenant’s guests, may reside at the Space without the prior written consent of Owner/Management. At all times at least one of the persons listed on the last page of this Agreement as a Tenant must be the “legal” or “registered” owner of the Home which occupies the Space and that person must regularly occupy the Home on a full-time basis. C. No more than two (2) persons per bedroom, plus one (1) additional person per home may regularly occupy the home. For purposes of this restriction, “bedroom” is a room intended by the manufacturer of the home to be regularly used as a bedroom and all bedrooms must contain closet space, window and door exit not into another room. “Bedroom” does not include any room, which has been or could be converted to a bedroom.

Use Prohibited. A. The home and space will be used only for private Residential residential purposes and no business or commercial activity of any nature will be conducted thereon. Resident and/or non-resident understand that violation of section 10 is a breach of this lease agreement. For purposes of this Agreement, commercial activity includes, but will not be limited to: (1) Any on-site activity requiring the issuance of a business license or permit by any governmental agencyagency that increases traffic within the Community; and (2) Any activity, activity which increases traffic within the Community, requires the storage of material on the space, results in deliveries within the Community or unreasonably interferes with other Tenantsresidents’ quiet enjoyment of their homes and spaces. (3) These limitations are not intended to and shall not prohibit a properly licensed ▇▇▇▇▇▇ family home, family day care home or Residential care facility, which the Community is required by law to accept. B. No persons other than those listed on the last page of this Agreement, and TenantResident’s guestsguest, may reside at the that Space without the prior written consent of Owner/Management. At all times at least one of the persons listed on the last page of this Agreement as a Tenant Resident must be the “legal” or “registered” owner of the Home Homes which occupies the Space and that person must regularly occupy the Home on a full-time basis. C. No more than that two (2) persons per bedroom, plus one (1) additional person per home home, may regularly occupy the home. For purposes of this restriction, “bedroom” is a room intended by the manufacturer of the home to be regularly used uses as a bedroom and all bedrooms must contain containing closet space. Notwithstanding the foregoing, window and door exit not into another room. “Bedroom” this restriction does not include and shall not apply to children born/adopted after that date of initial occupancy. In the event that theses occupancy restrictions should D. Resident will not abandon the Space at any room, which has been time during the term of this Agreement or could be converted to a bedroomrenewal or period of holding over. Abandonment does not relieve the Resident of any obligation under the lease.