Common use of General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit Clause in Contracts

General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit. a. The dwelling unit shall be the sole domicile of the Tenant Household. b. The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for the Tenant and other authorized tenant members named in Part I of this lease. The Tenant shall neither assign the Lease, nor sublease the dwelling unit. c. The dwelling unit must be used only as a private residence, solely for the Tenant and the tenant family members named on the Lease. d. PHA may, by prior written approval, consent to the Tenant's use of the dwelling unit for legal profit-making activities incidental to the primary use of the dwelling unit. e. If during the term of the lease, Tenant, by reason of physical or mental impairment, is unable to comply with the material provisions of this lease and Tenant cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the lease, and the PHA has complied with all applicable statutes, laws and regulations that would enable Tenant to comply with the lease, PHA will assist the Tenant, or a designated member of the Tenant’s family, to find more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving Tenant, the PHA will work with appropriate agencies to secure suitable housing and will terminate this lease in accordance with Section 17 of the lease. f. The Tenant must register guests who will stay in the unit overnight. The Tenant shall have the right to accommodate overnight guests or visitors for a period not exceeding 14 calendar days per guest in any twelve-month period. If the Tenant wishes the guest to remain longer than 14 calendar days in any twelve-month period, the Tenant must submit a written request to the PHA asking for permission to extend the time period. g. PHA will not use guest registration information to run criminal history checks on adult guests unless PHA has reason to believe the guest is actually living at the property or the guest is causing trouble on the property as evinced by complaints from other tenants or law enforcement personnel. h. Failure to register guests or to obtain PHA permission for visits longer than 14 days in a calendar year is a serious lease violation and grounds for lease termination.

General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit. a. The dwelling unit shall be the sole domicile of the Tenant Household. b. The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for the Tenant and other authorized tenant members named in Part I of this lease. The Tenant shall neither assign the Lease, nor sublease the dwelling unit. c. The dwelling unit must be used only as a private residence, solely for the Tenant and the tenant family members named on the Lease. d. PHA may, by prior written approval, consent to the Tenant's use of the dwelling unit for legal profit-making activities incidental to the primary use of the dwelling unit. e. If during the term of the lease, Tenant, by reason of physical or mental impairment, is unable to comply with the material provisions of this lease and Tenant cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the lease, and the PHA has complied with all applicable statutes, laws and regulations that would enable Tenant to comply with the lease, PHA will assist the Tenant, or a designated member of the Tenant’s family, to find more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving Tenant, the PHA will work with appropriate agencies to secure suitable housing and will terminate this lease in accordance with Section 17 of the lease. f. The Tenant must register guests who will stay in the unit overnight. The Tenant shall have the right to accommodate overnight guests or visitors for a period not exceeding 14 calendar days per guest in any twelve-month period. If the Tenant wishes the guest to remain longer than 14 calendar days in any twelve-month period, the Tenant must submit a written request to the PHA asking for permission to extend the time period. g. PHA XXX will not use guest registration information to run criminal history checks on adult guests unless PHA XXX has reason to believe the guest is actually living at the property or the guest is causing trouble on the property as evinced by complaints from other tenants or law enforcement personnel. h. Failure to register guests or to obtain PHA permission for visits longer than 14 days in a calendar year is a serious lease violation and grounds for lease termination.

General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit. a. The dwelling unit shall be the sole domicile of the Tenant Household. b. The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for the Tenant and other authorized tenant members named in Part I of this lease. The Tenant shall neither assign the Lease, nor sublease the dwelling unit. c. The dwelling unit must be used only as a private residence, solely for the Tenant and the tenant family members named on the Lease. d. PHA HACC may, by prior written approval, consent to the Tenant's use of the dwelling unit for legal profit-making activities incidental to the primary use of the dwelling unit. e. If during the term of the lease, Tenant, by reason of physical or mental impairment, is unable to comply with the material provisions of this lease and Tenant cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the lease, and the PHA HACC has complied with all applicable statutes, laws and regulations that would enable Tenant to comply with the lease, PHA HACC will assist the Tenant, or a designated member of the Tenant’s family, to find more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving Tenant, the PHA HACC will work with appropriate agencies to secure suitable housing and will terminate this lease in accordance with Section 17 of the lease. f. The Tenant must register guests who will stay in the unit overnight. The Tenant shall have the right to accommodate overnight guests or visitors for a period not exceeding 14 calendar days per guest in any twelve-month period. If the Tenant wishes the guest to remain longer than 14 calendar days in any twelve-month period, the Tenant must submit a written request to the PHA HACC asking for permission to extend the time period. g. PHA HACC will not use guest registration information to run criminal history checks on adult guests unless PHA HACC has reason to believe the guest is actually living at the property or the guest is causing trouble on the property as evinced by complaints from other tenants or law enforcement personnel. h. Failure to register guests or to obtain PHA HACC permission for visits longer than 14 days in a calendar year is a serious lease violation and grounds for lease termination.

General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit. a. A. The dwelling unit shall be the sole domicile place of residence of the Tenant Household. b. B. The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for the Tenant and other authorized tenant named household members named in Part I of this leaseLease. The Tenant shall neither not assign the Lease, nor sublease the dwelling unit. c. C. The dwelling unit must be used only as a private residence, solely for the Tenant and the tenant Tenant family members named on the Lease. d. PHA . HHA may, by prior written approval, consent to the Tenant's use of the dwelling unit for legal profit-making activities incidental to the primary use of the dwelling unit. e. D. If the Tenant during the term of the lease, TenantLease, by reason of physical or mental impairment, is unable to comply with the material provisions of this lease Lease, and Tenant cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the leaseLease, and the PHA HHA has complied with all applicable statutes, laws laws, and regulations that would enable Tenant to comply with the leaseLease, PHA HHA will assist the Tenant, or a designated member of the Tenant’s family, to find in finding more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving Tenant, the PHA HHA will work with appropriate agencies to secure obtain suitable housing and will terminate this lease in accordance with Section 17 32 of the lease. f. The Tenant X. Xxxxxx must register guests who advise HHA in writing if they will stay in be absent from the unit overnightfor more than fourteen (14) days. The Tenant will notify the manager, secure the apartment, and provide a means for HHA to contact the resident in an emergency. Failure to advise HHA in writing of an extended absence is grounds for termination of the lease. F. In HHA properties, the Tenant shall have the right to accommodate individual overnight guests or visitors for a period not exceeding 14 total of fourteen (14) calendar days per guest in any twelve-month period. If the Tenant wishes the guest to remain longer accommodate individual guests or visitors for more than 14 fourteen (14) calendar days in any twelve-twelve (12) month period, the Tenant must submit a receive written request to authorization from the PHA asking for permission to extend the time periodProperty Manager. g. PHA will not use guest registration information X. Xxxxxxx to run criminal history checks on adult guests unless PHA has reason obtain written authorization to believe the guest is actually living at the property or the guest is causing trouble on the property as evinced by complaints from other tenants or law enforcement personnel. h. Failure to register accommodate individual guests or to obtain PHA permission visitors for visits longer more than 14 a total of fourteen (14) days in a calendar year is a serious lease violation and shall be grounds for lease termination. H. The Tenant shall promptly provide information related to income, family composition, and circumstances when requested by HHA to determine eligibility, rent, and adequacy of unit size. I. Visitors must have no previous history of behavior that would be a lease violation. A list of individuals not allowed (trespassed) to return to the property for any reason will be updated and maintained daily for public view in the leasing office.

General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit. a. The dwelling unit shall be the sole domicile of the Tenant Household. b. The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for the Tenant and other authorized tenant members named in Part I of this lease. The Tenant shall neither assign the Lease, nor sublease the dwelling unit. c. The dwelling unit must be used only as a private residence, solely for the Tenant and the tenant family members named on the Lease. d. PHA may, by prior written approval, consent to the Tenant's use of the dwelling unit for legal profit-profit- making activities incidental to the primary use of the dwelling unit. e. If during the term of the lease, Tenant, by reason of physical or mental impairment, is unable to comply with the material provisions of this lease and Tenant cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the lease, and the PHA has complied with all applicable statutes, laws and regulations that would enable Tenant to comply with the lease, PHA will assist the Tenant, or a designated member of the Tenant’s family, to find more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving Tenant, the PHA will work with appropriate agencies to secure suitable housing and will terminate this lease in accordance with Section 17 of the lease. f. The Tenant must register guests who will stay in the unit overnightfor three (3) or more nights. The Tenant shall have the right to accommodate overnight guests or visitors for a period not exceeding 14 calendar days per guest in any twelve-month period. If the Tenant wishes the guest to remain longer than 14 calendar days in any twelve-month period, the Tenant must submit a written request to the PHA asking for permission to extend the time period. g. PHA XXX will not use guest registration information to run criminal history checks on adult guests unless PHA XXX has reason to believe the guest is actually living at the property or the guest is causing trouble on the property as evinced evidenced by complaints from other tenants tenants, staff or law enforcement personnel. h. Failure to register adult guests or to obtain PHA permission for visits longer than 14 days in a calendar year is a serious lease violation and grounds for lease termination.

General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit. a. (a) The dwelling unit shall be the sole domicile of the Tenant Tenant’s Household. b. The (b) Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for the Tenant and other authorized tenant Tenant family/household members named in Part I of this lease. The Tenant shall neither assign the Lease, nor sublease the dwelling unit. c. (c) The dwelling unit must be used only as a private residence, solely for the Tenant and the tenant Xxxxxx’s family members named on the Lease. d. PHA (d) DHA may, by prior written approval, consent to the Tenant's use of the dwelling unit for legal profit-profit- making activities incidental to the primary use of the dwelling unit. e. (e) If during the term of the leaseLease, Tenant, by reason of physical or mental impairment, is unable to comply with the material provisions of this lease and Tenant cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the lease, and the PHA Agency has complied with all applicable statutes, laws and regulations that would enable Tenant to comply with the lease, PHA Agency will assist the Tenant, or a designated member of the Tenant’s family, to find more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving Tenant, the PHA Agency will work with appropriate agencies to secure suitable housing and will terminate this lease in accordance with Section 17 19 of the leaseLease. f. The (f) Tenant must register guests who will stay in the unit overnight. The Tenant shall have the right to accommodate overnight guests guests2 or visitors for a period not exceeding 14 calendar days per guest in any twelve-month period. If the Tenant wishes the any guest to remain longer than 14 calendar days in any twelve-month period, the Tenant Xxxxxx must submit a written request to the PHA Property Manager asking for permission to extend the time period. Tenant shall not accommodate guest(s) who have been terminated from any DHA property or have been criminally trespassed from any DHA property. g. PHA (g) DHA will not use guest registration information to run criminal history checks on adult guests unless PHA DHA has reason to believe the guest is actually living at the property or the guest is causing trouble on the property as evinced evidenced by complaints from other tenants Tenants or law enforcement personnel. h. (h) Failure to register guests or to obtain PHA Agency permission for visits longer than 14 days in a calendar year is a serious lease violation and grounds for lease termination.

General Conditions for Use and Occupancy of the Dwelling Unit. a. The dwelling unit shall be the sole domicile of the Tenant Household. b. . The Tenant shall have the right to exclusive use and occupancy of the dwelling unit for the Tenant and other authorized tenant members named in Part I of this lease. The Tenant shall neither assign the Lease, nor sublease the dwelling unit. c. . The dwelling unit must be used only as a private residence, solely for the Tenant and the tenant family members named on the Lease. d. . PHA may, by prior written approval, consent to the Tenant's use of the dwelling unit for legal profit-making activities incidental to the primary use of the dwelling unit. e. . If during the term of the lease, Tenant, by reason of physical or mental impairment, is unable to comply with the material provisions of this lease and Tenant cannot make arrangements for someone to aid him/her in complying with the lease, and the PHA has complied with all applicable statutes, laws and regulations that would enable Tenant to comply with the lease, PHA will assist the Tenant, or a designated member of the Tenant’s family, to find more suitable housing and move Tenant from the dwelling unit. If there are no family members who can or will take responsibility for moving Tenant, the PHA will work with appropriate agencies to secure suitable housing and will terminate this lease in accordance with Section 17 of the lease. f. . The Tenant must register guests who will stay in the unit overnight. The Tenant shall have the right to accommodate overnight guests or visitors for a period not exceeding 14 calendar days per guest in any twelve-month period. If the Tenant wishes the guest to remain longer than 14 calendar days in any twelve-month period, the Tenant must submit a written request to the PHA asking for permission to extend the time period. g. . PHA will not use guest registration information to run criminal history checks on adult guests unless PHA XXX has reason to believe the guest is actually living at the property or the guest is causing trouble on the property as evinced by complaints from other tenants or law enforcement personnel. h. Failure . The Tenant can be relocated to register another unit in the same or a different development under PHA’s transfer policy. Transfers are divided into 5 categories: Emergency transfers are mandatory transfers that are implemented when unit or building conditions pose an immediate threat to Tenant life, health, or safety (examples: fire, flood, lack of heat) or administrative transfers to resolve problems of a life-threatening nature that are not related to building or unit as determined either by PHA or in a legal proceeding. The Tenant shall receive prior written notice, to the extent practicable. However, PHA will not provide prior written notice in situations where PHA has little or no warning of the condition or situation that results in an emergency. Administrative transfers are mandatory transfers initiated by PHA. These include: Priority 1: Mandatory administrative transfers to permit PHA to renovate, modernize, revitalize, demolish or dispose of a public housing property; Priority 2: Voluntary administrative transfers to move tenants with disabilities to accessible units or units with features that accommodate their disabilities better than those in their current units, or mandatory transfers of Tenants without disabilities out of a unit with accessible features to permit a Tenant with disabilities to occupy the unit. 24 CFR § 8.27(1) Priority 3: Mandatory transfers to move families out of units that are too large or too small for the families. Families in units that are too large shall be transferred before families in units that are too small Tenant-Initiated transfers are non-mandatory transfers available to lease-compliant Tenants that have resided in a development for at least one year and would like to transfer to another unit in the same or different development. Prior to a transfer to another unit or development, Tenants shall receive a minimum of 30 days written notice, or longer as provided in the Admissions and Occupancy Policy. Exceptions may be made, such as when the transfer is in response to problems of a life threatening nature; threat of attack by criminal elements; documented domestic violence; and witness protection orders. Under the Emergency and Administrative Transfer category, Tenants are required to transfer to another unit. Costs for Priority 1 Administrative transfers to move a Tenant with a disability to a more suitable unit, or a Tenant without a disability out of an accessible unit, or to permit modernization, rehabilitation, demolition, disposition or revitalization shall be paid by the PHA. The PHA shall also pay for the costs of emergency transfers when the emergency is due to unit conditions beyond the control of the Tenant. Tenant must bear the cost of transfers for over-housed or over-crowded families and tenant-initiated transfers. Involuntary transfers are subject to the Grievance Procedure and no transfers may be made until the time to request a grievance has expired or the procedure has been completed. PHA is Obligated: To refrain from discrimination based upon race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability and/or familial status. To maintain the dwelling unit, common areas and grounds not otherwise assigned to Tenant for maintenance in a decent, safe, and sanitary condition. To comply with the requirements of applicable City building codes, housing codes, and HUD regulations materially affecting health and safety. To make necessary repairs to the dwelling unit. PHA’s failure to make repairs in accordance with the maintenance policy after delivery of written notice to PHA in accordance with the Chapter 92 of the Texas Property Code may give Tenant one or more of the following rights: right to terminate this Lease, the right to repair the items listed in the notice to PHA and deduct the reasonable cost of repair up to one month’s rent or $500; or the right to file suit in JP Court. To maintain in good condition and safe working order electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating and other facilities and appliances (stove and refrigerator), including elevators supplied or required to be supplied by PHA. In multi-story buildings, XXX agrees to keep the stairwells clean and free of debris. To provide and maintain appropriate receptacles and facilities (except containers for the exclusive use of a Tenant) for the deposit of ashes, garbage, rubbish and other waste removed from the dwelling unit by the Tenant in accordance with Section 8 of this Lease. To supply running water and reasonable amounts of hot and cold water and a reasonable amount of heat at appropriate times of the year according to local custom and usage, except where the building that includes the dwelling unit is not required by law to be equipped for that purpose, or where heat or hot water is generated by an installation within the exclusive control of the Tenant and supplied by a direct utility connection. To notify the Tenant of the specific grounds for any proposed adverse action by PHA, and when applicable, to give the Tenant an opportunity for a hearing under the PHA Grievance Procedures. To post in the PHA management offices copies of all rules, regulations, schedules of charges and other documents that are part of this agreement and to make these available to Tenant. To inspect the Premises with the Tenant or his/her representative before the Tenant moves in and to give the Tenant a written statement of the condition of the Premises and the equipment therein at move-in and periodic inspections thereafter; and to inspect the Premises when the Tenant moves out and give the Tenant a written statement of charges, if any, for repairs beyond normal wear and tear. Tenant may join in any inspection of the Premises to the extent practical. Accommodations for Tenants with Disabilities. Upon request by a Tenant with disabilities, or the head of the household on behalf of a family member with disabilities, XXX will provide reasonable accommodations. PHA may, depending on the circumstances, provide either structural modifications or a non-structural solution, such as a transfer to a unit or building with the required accessible features, provided such options are effective in achieving accessibility. PHA is not obligated to provide accommodations or structural modifications if such accommodations or modifications create undue financial and administrative burdens or cause a fundamental alteration in the nature of the program. To provide units with accessible or adaptable features either by rehabilitation or through the redevelopment process or an Administrative transfer. To provide adequate briefing and explanation of the Lease provisions either before move-in or at the time of move-in. To enforce the terms of this Lease fairly, impartially, and in good faith. Tenants, their family members, guests and other persons under the control of the Tenant are obligated: Not to assign this lease, sublease the unit, or provide accommodation to roomers, boarders, or lodgers; Not to permit adult guests to stay in the unit overnight without registering the guest with PHA; Not to give accommodation to long-term guests without the express written consent of PHA; Not to permit the use of the unit as a mailing address for persons other than those listed on Part 1 of this lease; To notify the PHA of any additions to the household by birth, adoption or Court-awarded custody; To refrain from permitting other persons to join the household without first undergoing screening by the PHA. To maintain the dwelling unit in a manner that complies with all obligations imposed upon the Tenant by applicable provisions of the building, housing, fire and health codes materially affecting health and safety, and to allow PHA to make necessary inspections of the Tenant's dwelling unit; To maintain the premises assigned to the Tenant in a clean and safe condition that does not contribute to vermin infestation or other health or safety hazards; To refrain from and to cause authorized tenant members, guests and other persons under the control of the Tenant to refrain from destroying, defacing, damaging or removing any part of the dwelling unit, common areas or development. To keep such areas outside the dwelling unit that may be assigned to the Tenant for the Tenant's exclusive use in a clean and safe condition; To maintain the yards assigned to him/her in a neat and orderly manner; To pick up and remove trash assigned to his/her unit. Upon written approval by PHA, as a reasonable accommodation, Tenants with disabilities shall be exempt from this obligation. Not to obstruct sidewalks, areaways, galleries, passages, elevators, or stairs and not to use these areas for purposes other than coming into and going out of the dwelling unit. Not to dispose of litter on the grounds of the property and to cause Tenant’s household members, guests and other persons under Xxxxxx’s control to refrain from littering. To refrain from placing signs of any type in or about the dwelling unit except those specifically approved by the PHA. Tenants living in scattered site units must comply with all applicable deed restrictions established by the applicable Neighborhood Association. The deed restrictions are incorporated herein and made a part of this lease. Violation of a deed restriction shall put the Tenant in default of this lease and the PHA may terminate the lease. Not to disconnect, disable or remove the batteries from any smoke detector and to replace the battery when needed. To notify PHA promptly upon observing vermin or when repairs are needed to the premises. To use in a reasonable manner all electrical, plumbing, sanitary, heating, ventilating, air conditioning and other appurtenances including elevators. To pay reasonable charges for the repair of damages to the dwelling unit, development buildings, facilities or common areas caused by the Tenant, household members, guests or to obtain PHA permission for visits longer than 14 days other persons under the Tenant’s control. To dispose of all ashes, garbage, rubbish and other waste from the dwelling unit in a calendar year sanitary and safe manner. To make no alterations or repairs or redecoration to the interior of the dwelling unit, including nails, screws, brackets, or fasteners on any part of the dwelling unit (except for a reasonable number of picture hangers), nor to install additional equipment or major appliances, including air conditioners, without written consent of PHA. Alterations or additions that cannot be removed without permanent damage to the dwelling unit shall become the property of PHA without compensation. To make no changes to locks or install new locks or anti-theft devices without PHA's written approval. To refrain from parking any vehicles in any right-of-way or fire lane or other PHA property not designated for parking purposes. Tenant must register all owned vehicles with the manager and display the parking decal. To park in tenant parking spaces only (not visitor spaces). Not to bring any vehicle onto PHA property unless Tenant has registered with manager, a valid driver’s license, is insured to drive the vehicle and the vehicle has valid registration. Any inoperable or unlicensed vehicle as described above will be removed from PHA property at the Tenant's expense. Automobile repairs are not permitted on PHA property To refrain from having a serious waterbed on the premises. To abide by the necessary and reasonable regulations and house rules established by the PHA, for the benefit and well being of the housing development and the Tenants, which shall be posted in the management office and incorporated by reference in the Lease. Xxxxxx is encouraged to familiarize himself/herself with these rules and regulations. Violations of house rules constitutes a violation of the lease violation and grounds for may result in lease termination.. To refrain from use of alcoholic beverages in the common areas of the development, and to refrain from breaking glass containers in the common areas of the development. To act and cause authorized tenant members, guests and other persons under the Tenant’s control to act, in a manner that will not disturb other Tenants’ peaceful enjoyment of their accommodations and will be conducive to maintaining the development in a decent, safe and sanitary condition, including refraining from behavior caused by drug or alcohol abuse that interferes with the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of the premises by other Tenants, PHA employees, or persons residing in the immediate vicinity of the premises. To refrain from and cause Tenant, family/household members, guests and other persons under Xxxxxx’s control to refrain from any drug-related or violent criminal activity or other activity that threatens others, including but not limited to: Engaging in any activity, including physical and verbal assaults, that threatens the health, safety or right to peaceful enjoyment of PHA's premises by other Tenants, PHA employees, agents of PHA, or persons residing in the immediate vicinity of the premises. A criminal conviction is not needed to demonstrate serious violations of the Lease; Engaging in any violent criminal activity or other activity that threatens the life, health or property of other Tenants, PHA employees, or persons residing in the immediate vicinity of the premises; Engaging in any drug-related criminal activity on or off PHA premises; for purposes of the Lease, the term “drug-related criminal activity” means the illegal manufacture, sale, distribution, use, possession, storage, service, delivery or cultivation of a controlled substance; Unless required by lawful employment, displaying anywhere on PHA property any legal firearms (operable or inoperable) or other weapons. Tenants who own legal firearms in compliance with State and local laws may store them in PHA units so long as firearms are registered with PHA and are stored either in a locked cabinet or use locking trigger guards to prevent accidental injury to a child. Displaying a weapon with a verbal or non-verbal threat to shoot, fire, explode, throw or otherwise discharge the weapon, to actually shoot, fire, explode, throw, or otherwise discharge a deadly weapon, or to inflict any injury on another person or to damage any property through the intentional, reckless, careless or negligent use of a weapon