MANAGEMENT APPROVAL OF PETS Sample Clauses

MANAGEMENT APPROVAL OF PETS. All pets must be approved in advance by the NHA management. {Existing residents, at the time of adoption of this policy, will have until November 1, 2001 to gain approval. This approval is notwithstanding the immediate need of pet owners to comply with requirements for inoculation, spaying, neutering, and licensing.} Registration of Pets Pets must be registered with the NHA before they are brought onto the premises. Registration includes, but is not limited to, a certificate signed by a licensed veterinarian or local humane authority that the pet has received all inoculations required by State or local law, and that the pet has no communicable disease, is spayed or neutered, and is pest-free. Dogs must be licensed to the owner by the City of Northampton. The registration procedure shall include a photo of the pet. Registration must be renewed annually, to be coordinated with the annual recertification date, and require proof of current licensing and inoculation which will be submitted by the resident at least 30 days prior to annual reexamination. Registration shall include the names and addresses of two persons able to assume responsibility for the pet if necessary. Registration renewal will also be dependent on the lack of any complaints concerning the pet's behavior or the owner's control of the pet. Approval for the keeping of a pet shall not be granted prior to the completion of these requirements. Refusal to Register Pets The NHA may not refuse to register a pet based on the determination that the pet owner is financially unable to care for the pet. If the NHA refuses to register a pet, a written notification will be sent to the pet owner stating the reason for denial and shall be served in accordance with HUD Notice requirements. The NHA will refuse to register a pet if the pet is not a common household pet as defined in this policy, if the pet owner fails to provide complete pet registration information, or fails to update the registration annually, or if the NHA reasonably determines that the pet owner is unable to keep the pet in compliance with the pet rules and other lease obligations. The pet's temperament and behavior may be considered as a factor in determining the pet owner's ability to comply with provisions of the lease. A notice of “refusal to register” may be combined with a notice of a pet violation. A resident who cares for another resident's pet must notify the NHA and agree to abide by all of the pet rules in writing.
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MANAGEMENT APPROVAL OF PETS. 1. Pet Registration: Pets must be registered with SAHA before they are brought onto the premises. Pets will not be approved to reside in a unit until completion of the registration requirements.
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