Housing Characteristics Sample Clauses
The Housing Characteristics clause defines the specific features, attributes, and conditions of a property being leased or sold. It typically outlines details such as the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, square footage, included appliances, and any unique amenities or structural elements. By clearly specifying these aspects, the clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of what is being provided, reducing the risk of disputes over the property's condition or features.
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Housing Characteristics a. Contractor will ensure that tenants have safe, decent, affordable housing in a state of good repair, and that ongoing maintenance and repairs occur in a timely manner. Before leasing, each unit will be inspected by the Property Manager and Occupational Therapist (as each is defined in Paragraphs II.H.14.a.iii. and II.H.14.d. respectively, of this Exhibit A) to identify any deficits relating to housing occupancy standards (HOS). These items will require repair by the landlord prior to move-in.
b. In addition to health and safety issues in identifying appropriate sites for housing, Contractor shall look at issues of access to transportation, banks, churches, parks, shopping and employment. All of these considerations will play a major role in identifying and selecting housing units for this project. On an individual basis, each unit must include a stove, refrigerator, smoke detectors, sufficient electricity to operate several appliances (at least 110 amps), window coverings, deadbolt locks, and the ability to have cable or satellite television and internet services.
Housing Characteristics. The System will maintain a list of beds per Facility and bed characteristics, including but not limited to, bed level, general population, administrative segregation, custody level, gender, mental health, type of occupancy, handicap and inside facing.
Housing Characteristics. This section must use the most recent housing data and information from DOF 2010, Census, and ABAG. Information should also be gathered from the City’s Housing Rehabilitation Program, the Local Board of Realtors and any other relevant sources.
Housing Characteristics. The housing stock of the Farmingdale Borough is comprised of 578 total units per the 2010 Census. This was a decrease of 60 units from the 2010 Census, where 638 units were recorded. Other key housing characteristics from the 2010 Census are presented below: