Common use of Entry of Premises During Tenancy Clause in Contracts

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. A. Xxxxxx agrees that the duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the Authority will be permitted to enter the Premises during reasonable hours for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the Premises, welfare checks on the Tenant, reviewing Lease compliance, showing the Premises for re‐leasing, or any other reason not prohibited by law, provided that at least 24 hours’ advance written notice was given of the intention to enter. Such notice is deemed given when it has been affixed to the door of the Premises, handed to an adult person answering the door at the Premises, or slid under the door of the Premises. 1.) When the Tenant notifies the Authority of the need for maintenance work (including, but not limited to, repairs, replacement, and/or investigation of a reported concern/problem), then Xxxxxx’s act of notification shall be considered to be the granting of permission to enter the Premises to address the reported need for maintenance work. 2.) In the case of Tenant notification of a non‐emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may arrive at any time during reasonable hours to perform the maintenance work. The person(s) there to do the work will knock on the door. If the Tenant is not home, then the Premises may be entered and the needed work performed. A note will be left notifying the Tenant that the Premises were entered and what work is performed. If the Tenant is home, the person(s) there to do the work will explain that they are responding to the Tenant’s notification and ask to enter to perform the work. If there are unusual circumstances present such that it would not be objectively reasonable for the work to be performed at that time, the Tenant may request that the work be done at another time. However, a Tenant who has reported needed maintenance work has the obligation to reasonably cooperate to allow entrance so the reported maintenance work can be performed on a timely basis. A Tenant’s failure to reasonably cooperate in allowing reported or needed maintenance work to be performed is a material violation of the Lease and may be cause for Lease termination. 3.) In the case of Tenant notification of an emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may enter the Premises at any time, without need for other notice or further consent, in order to address the emergency. B. The Authority or someone on its behalf may enter the Premises at any time without advance notification when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists. C. If Tenant and all adult members of the household are absent from the Premises at the time of entry, the Authority shall, when feasible, leave a written statement in or at the Premises specifying the date, time and purpose of entry prior to leaving the Premises. D. Authority shall be permitted to affix and display “For Sale,” “For Rent” and other similar signage in the windows, doors, or exterior of the Premises, and Xxxxxx agrees not to interfere with such signage. E. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, Tenant and Authority agree that efforts by Authority or Authority‐retained service providers to remedy pests or infestations at the Premises (including, but not limited to insects, bedbugs, and rodents) constitutes an emergency situation whereby different terms for the entry of the Premises apply. In the event that Authority or a service provider of Authority (such as an exterminator or pest control company) will need to access the Premises, Authority shall attempt to give as much notice as possible, up to a 24‐hour notice, of such intended entry. Regardless of whether or not Authority has given advance scheduled notice of entry, however, Xxxxxx agrees to allow Authority or Authority’s service provider immediate needed access (regardless of whether Tenant/members of Tenants’ household are home or not) to the Premises for purposes of treating, preventing, or resolving a suspected or actual insect, rodent, or other pest problem. F. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, under circumstances where the Tenant has not been seen for 48 hours or more, where the absence of Tenant was not notified to Authority, and where the Tenant does not respond to knocks on the door, phone calls, or other means of routine contact, then Tenant and Authority agree that a special emergency situation exists, allowing the Authority to enter the Premises without advance written notice in order to check on the welfare of Tenant G. Failure to provide access to Authority, including Authority’s employees, agents, or contractors, in accordance with the terms of this Lease is a material lease violation that may result in lease termination.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. A. Xxxxxx agrees that the duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the Authority will be permitted to enter the Premises during reasonable hours for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the Premises, welfare checks on the Tenant, reviewing Lease compliance, showing the Premises for re‐leasingre-leasing, or any other reason not prohibited by law, provided that at least 24 hours’ advance written notice was given of the intention to enter. Such notice is deemed given when it has been affixed to the door of the Premises, handed to an adult person answering the door at the Premises, or slid under the door of the Premises. 1.) When the Tenant notifies the Authority of the need for maintenance work (including, but not limited to, repairs, replacement, and/or investigation of a reported concern/problem), then Xxxxxx’s act of notification shall be considered to be the granting of permission to enter the Premises to address the reported need for maintenance work. 2.) In the case of Tenant notification of a non‐emergency non-emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may arrive at any time during reasonable hours to perform the maintenance work. The person(s) there to do the work will knock on the door. If the Tenant is not home, then the Premises may be entered and the needed work performed. A note will be left notifying the Tenant that the Premises were entered and what work is performed. If the Tenant is home, the person(s) there to do the work will explain that they are responding to the Tenant’s notification and ask to enter to perform the work. If there are unusual circumstances present such that it would not be objectively reasonable for the work to be performed at that time, the Tenant may request that the work be done at another time. However, a A Tenant who has reported needed maintenance work has the obligation to reasonably cooperate to allow entrance so the reported maintenance work can be performed on a timely basis. A Tenant’s failure to reasonably cooperate in allowing reported or needed maintenance work to be performed is a material violation of the Lease and may be cause for Lease termination. 3.) In the case of Tenant notification of an emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may enter the Premises at any time, without need for other notice or further consent, in order to address the emergency. B. The Authority or someone on its behalf may enter the Premises at any time without advance notification when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists. C. If Tenant and all adult members of the household are absent from the Premises at the time of entry, the Authority shall, when feasible, leave a written statement in or at the Premises specifying the date, time and purpose of entry prior to leaving the Premises. D. Authority shall be permitted to affix and display “For Sale,” “For Rent” and other similar signage in the windows, doors, or exterior of the Premises, and Xxxxxx agrees not to interfere with such signage. E. D. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, Tenant and Authority agree that efforts by Authority or Authority‐retained Authority -retained service providers to remedy pests or infestations at the Premises (including, but not limited to insects, bedbugs, and rodents) constitutes an emergency situation whereby different terms for the entry of the Premises apply. In the event that Authority or a service provider of Authority (such as an exterminator or pest control company) will need to access the Premises, Authority shall attempt to give as much notice as possible, up to a 24‐hour 24-hour notice, of such intended entry. Regardless of whether or not Authority has given advance scheduled notice of entry, however, Xxxxxx agrees to allow Authority or Authority’s service provider immediate needed access (regardless of whether Tenant/members of Tenants’ household are home or not) to the Premises for purposes of treating, preventing, or resolving a suspected or actual insect, rodent, or other pest problem. F. E. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, under circumstances where the Tenant has not been seen for 48 hours or more, where the absence of Tenant was not notified to Authority, and where the Tenant does not respond to knocks on the door, phone calls, or other means of routine contact, then Tenant and Authority agree that a special emergency situation exists, allowing the Authority to enter the Premises without advance written notice in order to check on the welfare of Tenant G. F. Failure to provide access to Authority, including Authority’s employees, agents, or contractors, in accordance with the terms of this Lease is a material lease violation that may result in lease termination.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. A. Xxxxxx agrees that the duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the Authority will be permitted to enter the Premises during reasonable hours for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the Premises, welfare checks on the Tenant, reviewing Lease compliance, showing the Premises for re‐leasing, or any other reason not prohibited by law, provided that at least 24 hours’ advance written notice was given of the intention to enter. Such notice is deemed given when it has been affixed to the door of the Premises, handed to an adult person answering the door at the Premises, or slid under the door of the Premises. 1.) When the Tenant notifies the Authority of the need for maintenance work (including, but not limited to, repairs, replacement, and/or investigation of a reported concern/problem), then Xxxxxx’s act of notification shall be considered to be the granting of permission to enter the Premises to address the reported need for maintenance work. 2.) In the case of Tenant notification of a non‐emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of the Authority may arrive at any time during reasonable hours to perform the maintenance work. The person(s) there to do the work will knock on the door. If the Tenant is not home, then the Premises may be entered and the needed work performed. A note will be left notifying the Tenant that the Premises were entered and what work is performed. If the Tenant is home, the person(s) there to do the work will explain that they are responding to the Tenant’s notification and ask to enter to perform the work. If there are unusual circumstances present such that it would not be objectively reasonable for the work to be performed at that time, the Tenant may request that the work be done at another time. However, a Tenant who has reported needed maintenance work has the obligation to reasonably cooperate to allow entrance so the reported maintenance work can be performed on a timely basis. A Tenant’s failure to reasonably cooperate in allowing reported or needed maintenance work to be performed is a material violation of the Lease and may be cause for Lease termination. 3.) In the case of Tenant notification of an emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of the Authority may enter the Premises at any time, without need for other notice or further consent, in order to address the emergency. B. The Authority or someone on its behalf may enter the Premises at any time without advance notification when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists. C. If Tenant and all adult members of the household are absent from the Premises at the time of entry, the Authority shall, when feasible, leave a written statement in or at the Premises specifying the date, time and purpose of entry prior to leaving the Premises. D. The Authority shall be permitted to affix and display “For Sale,” “For Rent” and other similar signage in the windows, doors, or exterior of the Premises, and Xxxxxx agrees not to interfere with such signage. E. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, Tenant and the Authority agree that efforts by the Authority or Authority‐retained the Authority ‐retained service providers to remedy pests or infestations at the Premises (including, but not limited to insects, bedbugs, and rodents) constitutes an emergency situation whereby different terms for the entry of the Premises apply. In the event that the Authority or a service provider of the Authority (such as an exterminator or pest control company) will need to access the Premises, the Authority shall attempt to give as much notice as possible, up to a 24‐hour notice, of such intended entry. Regardless of whether or not the Authority has given advance scheduled notice of entry, however, Xxxxxx Tenant agrees to allow the Authority or the Authority’s service provider immediate needed access (regardless of whether Tenant/members of Tenants’ household are home or not) to the Premises for purposes of treating, preventing, or resolving a suspected or actual insect, rodent, or other pest problem. F. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, under circumstances where the Tenant has not been seen for 48 hours or more, where the absence of Tenant was not notified to the Authority, and where the Tenant does not respond to knocks on the door, phone calls, or other means of routine contact, then Tenant and the Authority agree that a special emergency situation exists, allowing the Authority to enter the Premises without advance written notice in order to check on the welfare of Tenant G. Failure to provide access to the Authority, including the Authority’s employees, agents, or contractors, in accordance with the terms of this Lease is a material lease violation that may result in lease termination.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. A. Xxxxxx agrees that the duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the Authority will be permitted to enter the Premises during reasonable hours for the purpose of performing routine maintenance, making improvements or repairs, inspecting the Premises, welfare checks on the Tenant, reviewing Lease compliance, showing the Premises for re‐leasingre-leasing, or any other reason not prohibited by law, provided that at least 24 hours’ advance written notice was given of the intention to enter. Such notice is deemed given when it has been affixed to the door of the Premises, handed to an adult person answering the door at the Premises, or slid under the door of the Premises. 1.) When the Tenant notifies the Authority of the need for maintenance work (including, but not limited to, repairs, replacement, and/or investigation of a reported concern/problem), then Xxxxxx’s act of notification shall be considered to be the granting of permission to enter the Premises to address the reported need for maintenance work. 2.) In the case of Tenant notification of a non‐emergency non-emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may arrive at any time during reasonable hours to perform the maintenance work. The person(s) there to do the work will knock on the door. If the Tenant is not home, then the Premises may be entered and the needed work performed. A note will be left notifying the Tenant that the Premises were entered and what work is performed. If the Tenant is home, the person(s) there to do the work will explain that they are responding to the Tenant’s notification and ask to enter to perform the work. If there are unusual circumstances present such that it would not be objectively reasonable for the work to be performed at that time, the Tenant may request that the work be done at another time. However, a A Tenant who has reported needed maintenance work has the obligation to reasonably cooperate to allow entrance so the reported maintenance work can be performed on a timely basis. A Tenant’s failure to reasonably cooperate in allowing reported or needed maintenance work to be performed is a material violation of the Lease and may be cause for Lease termination. 3.) In the case of Tenant notification of an emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may enter the Premises at any time, without need for other notice or further consent, in order to address the emergency. B. The Authority or someone on its behalf may enter the Premises at any time without advance notification when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists. C. If Tenant and all adult members of the household are absent from the Premises at the time of entry, the Authority shall, when feasible, leave a written statement in or at the Premises specifying the date, time and purpose of entry prior to leaving the Premises. D. Authority shall be permitted to affix and display “For Sale,” “For Rent” and other similar signage in the windows, doors, or exterior of the Premises, and Xxxxxx agrees not to interfere with such signage. E. D. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, Tenant and Authority agree that efforts by Authority or Authority‐retained Authority retained service providers to remedy pests or infestations at the Premises (including, but not limited to insects, bedbugs, and rodents) constitutes an emergency situation whereby different terms for the entry of the Premises apply. In the event that Authority or a service provider of Authority (such as an exterminator or pest control company) will need to access the Premises, Authority shall attempt to give as much notice as possible, up to a 24‐hour 24-hour notice, of such intended entry. Regardless of whether or not Authority has given advance scheduled notice of entry, however, Xxxxxx agrees to allow Authority or Authority’s service provider immediate needed access (regardless of whether Tenant/members of Tenants’ household are home or not) to the Premises for purposes of treating, preventing, or resolving a suspected or actual insect, rodent, or other pest problem. F. E. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, under circumstances where the Tenant has not been seen for 48 hours or more, where the absence of Tenant was not notified to Authority, and where the Tenant does not respond to knocks on the door, phone calls, or other means of routine contact, then Tenant and Authority agree that a special emergency situation exists, allowing the Authority to enter the Premises without advance written notice in order to check on the welfare of Tenant G. F. Failure to provide access to Authority, including Authority’s employees, agents, or contractors, in accordance with the terms of this Lease is a material lease violation that may result in lease termination.

Entry of Premises During Tenancy. A. A.) Xxxxxx agrees that the duly authorized agent, employee, or contractor of the Authority will be permitted to enter the Premises 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 Premises, welfare checks on the Tenant, reviewing Lease compliance, or showing the Premises for re‐leasingre-leasing. B.) If Tenant is absent from the Premises when the person from or on behalf of the Authority comes to perform maintenance, or any other reason not prohibited by lawXxxxxx's request for maintenance shall constitute permission to enter. C.) Except in the case of emergency, provided that Authority shall give Tenant at least 24 hours’ advance 48 hours written notice was given that someone from or on behalf of the intention Authority intends to enter. Such notice is deemed given when it has been affixed to the door of the Premises, handed to an adult person answering the door at the Premises, or slid under the door of enter the Premises. 1.D.) When the Tenant notifies Someone on behalf of the Authority of the need for maintenance work (including, but not limited to, repairs, replacement, and/or investigation of a reported concern/problem), then Xxxxxx’s act of notification shall be considered to be the granting of permission to enter the Premises to address the reported need for maintenance work. 2.) In the case of Tenant notification of a non‐emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may arrive at any time during reasonable hours to perform the maintenance work. The person(s) there to do the work will knock on the door. If the Tenant is not home, then the Premises may be entered and the needed work performed. A note will be left notifying the Tenant that the Premises were entered and what work is performed. If the Tenant is home, the person(s) there to do the work will explain that they are responding to the Tenant’s notification and ask to enter to perform the work. If there are unusual circumstances present such that it would not be objectively reasonable for the work to be performed at that time, the Tenant may request that the work be done at another time. However, a Tenant who has reported needed maintenance work has the obligation to reasonably cooperate to allow entrance so the reported maintenance work can be performed on a timely basis. A Tenant’s failure to reasonably cooperate in allowing reported or needed maintenance work to be performed is a material violation of the Lease and may be cause for Lease termination. 3.) In the case of Tenant notification of an emergency maintenance need, then employees, agents or contractors of Authority may enter the Premises at any time, without need for other notice or further consent, in order to address the emergency. B. The Authority or someone on its behalf may enter the Premises at any time without advance notification when there is reasonable cause to believe an emergency exists. C. E.) If Tenant and all adult members of the household are absent from the Premises at the time of intended entry, the Authority shall, when feasible, leave a written statement in or at the Premises premises specifying the date, time and purpose of entry prior to leaving the Premises. D. Authority shall be permitted to affix and display “For Sale,” “For Rent” and other similar signage in the windows, doors, or exterior of the Premises, and Xxxxxx agrees not to interfere with such signage. E. F.) Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, Tenant and Authority agree that efforts by Authority or Authority‐retained Authority retained service providers to remedy pests or infestations at the Premises (including, but not limited to to, insects, bedbugs, and rodents) constitutes an emergency situation whereby different terms for the entry of the Premises apply. In the event that Authority or a service provider of Authority (such as an exterminator or pest control company) will need be needing to access the Premises, Authority shall attempt to give as much notice as possible, up to a 24‐hour 48 hour notice, of such intended entry. Regardless of whether or not Authority has given advance scheduled notice of entry, however, Xxxxxx agrees to allow Authority or Authority’s service provider immediate needed access (regardless of whether Tenant/members of Tenants’ household are home or not) to the Premises for purposes of treating, preventing, or resolving a suspected or actual insect, rodent, or other pest problem. F. Notwithstanding the above terms regarding the entry of Premises, under circumstances where the Tenant has not been seen for 48 hours or more, where the absence of Tenant was not notified to Authority, and where the Tenant does not respond to knocks on the door, phone calls, or other means of routine contact, then Tenant and Authority agree that a special emergency situation exists, allowing the Authority to enter the Premises without advance written notice in order to check on the welfare of Tenant G. G.) Failure to provide access to Authority, including Authority’s employees, agents, or contractors, contractors in accordance with the terms of this the Lease Agreement is a material lease violation that may result in lease termination.