Occupancy and Tenure of Secured Rental Units Sample Clauses

Occupancy and Tenure of Secured Rental Units. The Owner must not rent, lease, license or otherwise permit occupancy of a Secured Rental Unit except in accordance with the following conditions: (a) the Secured Rental Unit will be used or occupied only by a Tenant; (b) the term of a Tenancy Agreement will not be less than 30 days; (c) the Owner will not require a Tenant or any permitted occupant of a Secured Rental Unit to pay any extra charges or fees for property or similar tax; and (d) the Owner will forthwith deliver a certified true copy of any Tenancy Agreement to the City upon demand.
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Occupancy and Tenure of Secured Rental Units. The Owner must not rent, lease, license or otherwise permit occupancy of any Secured Rental Unit except in accordance with the following additional conditions: (a) the Secured Rental Units will be used or occupied only pursuant to a Tenancy Agreement; (b) the Owner will not require the Tenant or any permitted occupant to pay any extra charges or fees for sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water or property or similar tax. For clarity, this condition does not extend to the Owner charging the Tenant for electricity, or have the Tenant billed for electricity directly by the City of New Westminster; (c) the Owner will not require the Tenant to pay any additional fee for, nor prevent or prohibit Tenants from accessing any common areas or amenities within the building or on the Lands, including but not limited to those amenities described in subsection (c), above, and for the purpose of this provision the term “building” means the entire building that contains the Secure Rental Units, regardless of any subdivision of that building, and “Lands” means entire area of the Lands as of the reference date of this Agreement, regardless of any subsequent subdivision of that parcel;
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