Common use of Joint Occupancy by Resident and Non-Resident Clause in Contracts

Joint Occupancy by Resident and Non-Resident. If you wish to live with a Non-Resident in your Residence, the Non-Resident must follow the standard application procedures for admission to the Village, including payment of the application fee. If the application is approved, the Non-Resident must enter into a separate Residency Agreement and shall pay the additional person entrance fee. Once the Non-Resident moves in, you will pay the Second Person Monthly Services Fee in addition to the Monthly Service Fee.

Joint Occupancy by Resident and Non-Resident. If you wish to live with a Nonnon-Resident resident in your Residence, the Nonnon-Resident resident must follow the standard application procedures for admission to the Village, including payment of the application feeApplication Fee. If the application is approved, the Non-Resident new resident must enter into a separate Residency Agreement and shall pay pay, the additional person entrance feeAdditional Person Entrance Fee. Once the Nonnon-Resident resident moves in, you will pay the Second Additional Person Monthly Services Fee in addition to the Monthly Service Fee.

Joint Occupancy by Resident and Non-Resident. If you wish to live with a Nonnon-Resident resident in your Residence, the Nonnon-Resident resident must follow the standard application procedures for admission to the Village, including payment of the application fee. If the application is approved, the Nonnon-Resident resident must enter into a separate Residency Agreement and shall pay the additional person entrance feeEntrance Fee. Once the Nonnon-Resident resident moves in, you will pay the Second Person Monthly Services Fee in addition to the Monthly Service Fee.