Common use of Entry of Premises During Tenancy Clause in Contracts

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry), any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, or showing the unit for re-leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident will be provided a 48-hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates permission for the CHA to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA performs the requested maintenance, the CHA shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requests, the CHA shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format requested by the resident (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (f) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry), any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, or showing the unit for re-leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident will be provided a 48-hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates permission for the CHA to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA performs the requested maintenance, the CHA shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requests, the CHA shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format requested by the resident (e.g., e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (f) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon applicable and/or reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry)notice, any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, or showing the unit for re-leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident will be provided a 48-hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates constitutes permission for the CHA to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA performs the requested maintenance, the CHA shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requestsFor reasons other than requested maintenance, the CHA shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents Residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format formats requested by the resident (e.g., i.e. Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice notification when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, safety and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (fe) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon applicable and/or reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry)notice, any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, unit or showing the unit for re-leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident residents will be provided a 48-hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates constitutes permission for the CHA to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA performs the requested maintenance, the CHA shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requestsFor reasons other than requested maintenance, the CHA shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents Residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format requested by the resident (e.g., proper formats i.e. Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice notification when there is reasonable cause to believe that an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, safety and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (fe) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, time and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit. (f) If members of the Condominium or Homeowners Association and/or management staff hired by either Association require admission to the dwelling unit for reasons other than an emergency situation, the CHA will provide residents at least 48 hours notice of the need to enter the unit.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry), any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA LL C will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, or showing the unit for re-re- leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA LLC shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident will be provided a 48-48- hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates permission for the CHA LLC to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA LLC performs the requested maintenance, the CHA LLC shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requests, the CHA LLC shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA LLC intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format requested by the resident (e.g., e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA LLC may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (f) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA LLC shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon applicable and/or reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry), any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, or showing the unit for re-leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident will be provided a 48-hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates constitutes permission for the CHA to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA performs the requested maintenance, the CHA shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requests, the CHA shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format requested by the resident (e.g., e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (f) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry), any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, or showing the unit for re-re- leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident will be provided a 48-48- hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates permission for the CHA to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA performs the requested maintenance, the CHA shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requests, the CHA shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format requested by the resident (e.g., e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (f) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. (a) Upon reasonable advance notice (48 hours prior to entry), any duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the CHA LLC will be permitted to enter the dwelling unit during reasonable hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the unit, or showing the unit for re-re- leasing. (b) When the resident calls to request maintenance on the dwelling unit, the CHA LLC shall acknowledge receipt of the request within 24 hours and the resident will be provided a 48-48- hour window in which work orders will be completed. A request for maintenance creates permission for the CHA LLC to enter the unit and perform the maintenance. If the resident is not at home when the CHA LLC performs the requested maintenance, the CHA LLC shall leave a copy of the completed work order in the unit. (c) Aside from maintenance requests, the CHA LLC shall give all residents a minimum 48 hours written notice that the CHA LLC intends to enter the dwelling unit and state the reason for entry. Qualified residents with disabilities will be provided notice in the alternative format requested by the resident (e.g., e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.). (d) If necessary, notices for entry into the premises for extermination purposes can be posted to the resident’s front door. (e) The CHA LLC may enter the resident's dwelling unit at any time without advance notice when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists that poses an immediate threat to the health, safety, and/or welfare of residents and/or employees. Legitimate emergency conditions will not be used as a pretext for unit inspections. (f) If the resident and all adult members of the household are absent from the dwelling unit at the time of entry, the CHA LLC shall leave a written statement in the dwelling unit specifying the date, time, and purpose of entry prior to leaving the dwelling unit.