Cats. Cadets, Apprentices, Trainees and School Based Students The Parties recognise that to achieve efficient, on-time, cost effective and competitive service delivery a performance culture needs to be developed at all levels of the organisation. Our performance culture contributes to increased job satisfaction and opportunity by focusing on continual improvement at individual, team and organisational levels. This will involve: Within an agreed timeframe, review and measure the services we provide. Cooperatively exploring and implementing innovative ways to improve our services. Embrace value added change. Excel in customer service. Demonstrate constructive leadership behaviours. We recognise that to achieve and maintain our performance culture, our most important asset is our people. The Delivery Program and Annual Plan set out our response to Wollongong 2022 Community Strategic Plan and detail our priorities for the city. The Parties agree our performance at all levels of the organisation plays an important role in the implementation of the Plans.
Cats. The amount paid into escrow would increase the amount of the Loan under this Agreement if distributed to pay additional taxes.
Cats. In addition to the other sections of these rules, the following apply: Cats must be no less than six (6) months old and must be litter box trained before admission. Proof that the cat has been spayed or neutered must be shown before admission approval. Cats must wear a collar at all times showing owner's name and address plus a cat flea collar. Proof must be shown before admission and each year by Lease Renewal Date that the cat has had the proper FVR-CP and rabies and distemper shots. This proof must be signed by a veterinarian. Cats must be on a leash at all times and carried when outside the Tenant's apartment or carried in an approved locked pet carrier. The cat must use a cat litter box and waste must be cleaned daily from the litter box, laced in a tightly fastened plastic bag, and placed in the outside dumpster, or trash chute, by the cat owner. Litter must be disposed of a minimum of twice a week and replaced with new, clean litter. Soiled litter must be placed in a tightly sealed plastic bag and placed in the outside dumpster. Cat waste and litter are never to be disposed of in the building. No cat may stay alone in an apartment overnight. It is the responsibility of the Tenant if they have to leave suddenly and be away overnight to take the pet elsewhere until they return. If a pet is found alone, it will be disposed of. In the case that a cat deposits waste on the Landlord's property, the Tenant must immediately remove such waste. The waste must then be placed in a plastic bag, sealed tightly and put in an outside dumpster. Whenever Landlord's employees or contractors need to enter the unit, the Tenant must be present and the cat must be under control at all times. In the event the cat deposits hair, mud, snow, water, or animal waste in the building in the hall, stairwell, or elevator, this must be cleaned up by the Tenant. The Tenant also agrees to comply with these rules as provide in this Rider, and the violation of these rules shall be grounds for removal of the pet or termination of the Tenant's tenancy, or both in accordance with the provisions of this policy and applicable regulations.
Cats. No cat is permitted unless it has been spayed or neutered. Veterinary proof is required. Your cat must be kept in the apartment at all times, except when you are transporting the cat. Under no circumstances are cats allowed on apartment balconies or in common indoor our outdoor areas. You may NOT dispose of litter in the toilet even if the litter is marked “flushable”. Cat litter can clog pipes and cause flooding. No more than (2) cats are allowed in each unit.
Cats. Sublessor agrees to change litter boxes at least once a week and keep the area around the litter box clean. Resident shall double bag cat litter when transferring used litter to the trash receptacle. There must be a litter box for each cat plus one additional box.
Cats. The cups are sitting in (its, their) saucers.
Cats. Dogs up to 80 pounds (adult weight)
Cats. Cat bites, in particular, can be dangerous and require medical attention. Due to the serious nature of bites drivers do not place cats in their kennels. All cats must be in a carrier upon pick up.
Cats. Residents must provide and maintain an appropriate litter box and proof of being spayed or neutered. Fish. Fish tanks may not exceed 25 gallons and must be placed in a safe location in the dwelling unit. Gerbils, hamsters, and rabbits must be kept in an appropriate cage at all times.
Cats. No cat is permitted unless it has been spayed or neutered. Veterinary proof is required. Your cat must be kept in the apartment at all times, except when you are transporting the cat. Under no circumstances are cats allowed on apartment balconies or in common indoor or outdoor areas. You may NOT dispose of litter in the toilet even if the litter is marked “flushable”. Cat litter can clog pipes and cause flooding. Maximum 2 cats. Birds: Birds must remain in cages at all times. Maximum 2 cages. Fish: Fish tanks may NOT exceed 20 gallons and must be placed in a safe location in the dwelling unit. Maximum 2 tanks.
