Being a Good Neighbour Sample Clauses

Being a Good Neighbour. Tenancy Agreement
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Being a Good Neighbour. 7.1 As a tenant you must respect and be considerate to your neighbours. Everyone has the right to live the way they wish to, providing they do not interfere with people living near them, or break the law. In most cases it would be expected that people resolve their own problems peaceably. If this fails then we may take appropriate action against you, if you, or anyone living with you or visiting your home (including children), break any condition of this tenancy agreement by behaving in a way that may cause nuisance or annoyance to other people. Possible courses of action may include: formal warnings, demotion of tenancy, injunctions or possession proceedings. Our obligations:
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Being a Good Neighbour. The Association is asking all its tenants to treat their neighbour’s with respect and look out for them in times of need. We should be especially vigilant in the care of the vulnerable and elderly in our community. We believe that by being a good neighbour you will not only be helping us to stop nuisance and anti-social behaviour but you will be contributing to a more positive, confident and outward looking community. About this agreement As a Woodvale & Shankill Community Housing Association tenant, we would encourage you to sign this agreement as a commitment that neither you, nor members of your household or visitors to your home will behave in a manner that affects the peace and enjoyment of your neighbours.
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Being a Good Neighbour. Acorn Properties (Jesmond) Ltd and its landlords, expect all its tenants to treat others living in their neighbourhood fairly, and in a way that they would like to be treated themselves. We believe that by being a good neighbour you will be helping us to stop nuisance and anti-social behaviour on our estates and in your local community.
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Being a Good Neighbour. Atira Women’s Resource Society expects all of its tenants to treat others living at (building or program here) as well as our community neighbours fairly and in a way we would like to be treated ourselves. Remember the Golden Rule: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” This Good Neighbour Agreement is designed to help make sure all tenants are committed to making their (building or program here) and our neighbourhood and community a safe, secure, happy and healthy place to live. We believe that by being good neighbours we will be helping to make (building or program here) and our neighbourhood and community a safe, secure, happy and healthy place to live. We believe that if we all treat each other with respect and dignity, we can achieve that. What can you do to be a good neighbour? There are many things you can do to help create a safe, secure and stable community. Some examples are listed below:  Accept that everyone is different and look for reasons to be grateful you live in a diverse and inclusive community.  Ensure that your activities do not cause problems for others.  Work to get along with your neighbours.  Always keep the welfare of everyone in mind.  Always want what’s best for (building or program here) as well as our community neighbours.  Do as much as you are able to help building, neighbourhood and community initiatives be successful.  Do not let any of your visitors act in any way that would harm your neighbours and/or the environment at (building or program here)  Do not to leave your garbage anywhere other than in the bins provided.  Make sure your suite is clean, tidy and free from household clutter.  Respect work done by staff, tenants and or volunteers in the green and planted areas.  Remember staff cannot do anything about problems they do not know about, so tell someone if you are struggling with anything.  If you feel someone in the building, neighbourhood or community is acting unreasonably and you do not feel threatened, speak to them first before making a complaint to staff or the police. It is likely they did not even realize they were causing a nuisance.  If you are being threatened by someone in the building, neighbourhood or community, contact staff and tell them what the problem is so we can sort it out quickly, for the benefit of you and the whole community.  Where you or one of your neighbours have made a complaint, work with everyone to sort the problem out, by honouring and keeping to any ac...
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Being a Good Neighbour. Apex is asking all its tenants to treat their neighbours with respect and look out for them in times of need. We should be especially vigilant in the care of the vulnerable and elderly in our community. We believe that by being a good neighbour you will not only be helping us to stop nuisance and anti-social behaviour but you will be contributing to a more positive, confident and outward looking community.
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Being a Good Neighbour. As a tenant you must respect and be considerate to your neighbours. Everyone has the right to live the way they wish to, providing they do not interfere with people living near them, or break the law. In most cases it would be expected that people resolve their own problems peaceably, but if this fails then we will take action against you, if you, or anyone living with you or visiting your home (including children), break any condition of this tenancy agreement by behaving in a way that causes alarm or distress to other people in the area or are convicted of an offence you committed at the property or within the surrounding area or estate. Possible courses of action may include - formal warnings, demotion of tenancy, injunctions or possession proceedings. Our obligations:
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