Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit unit is being leased to ONE PERSON PERSON/PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON/PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a violation of lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for a residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. The Lessor has the right, with advance notice to the Lessee(s), to show the Rental Unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the Rental Unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the Rental Unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access for the showing. If a private security system is installed, the Lessee(s) must is/are required to provide Lessor with access codesinformation. Repairs required due to the installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit unit is being leased to ONE PERSON people and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others of persons not party to the leaselease in the Rental Unit. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for a residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during their occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. The Lessor hereby gives notice that the Lessee(s) has/have specific rights under the City of Bloomington Housing Code. These rights are outlined in the “Tenants’ and Owners’ Rights and Responsibilities,” which is provided to the Lessee(s) as an attachment to this lease and is available on the Lessor’s website for review. The Lessee(s) hereby denote(s) receipt of the summary. The Lessor has the right, with advance notice to the Lessee(s), to show the Rental Unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the Rental Unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the Rental Unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access for the showing. If a private security system is installed, the Lessee(s) must is/are required to provide Lessor with access codesinformation. Repairs required due to the installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit unit is leased being rented to ONE PERSON person(s) and has an only person(s). Occupancy Permit is limited to this number and named person(s). The premises are to be used and occupied by the named Lessee(s) for a maximum residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are not permitted the right to store furniture or other personal belongings of ONE PERSONother persons not party to this lease in the rental unit. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning of the rental unit during their occupancy. In the event a Lessee is locked out of the rental unit during normal business hours, the Lessee is subject to a $15 charge for the Lessor to unlock the unit. In the event a Lessee is locked out of the rental unit outside business hours, the Lessee is subject to a $50 charge for the Lessor to unlock the unit. Lockouts or lost key calls between the hours of 10:00 pm and 8:00 am may be required to wait until 9:00 am the next morning to be let into their rental unit or for key replacement. This is at the Lessor’s discretion. A $20 key charge will be assessed to Lessee if a replacement key has to be issued due to Lessee losing or leaving the rental key elsewhere. Should the rental unit lock have to be changed due to Lessee’s loss of key, a $50 lock fee will be assessed. The Lessor hereby gives notice that the Lessee(s) has/have specific rights under the City of Bloomington Housing Code. These rights are outlined in the “Tenants’ and Owners’ Rights and Responsibilities,” which is provided to the Lessee(s) as an attachment to this lease and is available on the Lessor’s website for review. The Lessee(s) hereby denote(s) receipt of the summary. The Lessee(s) also has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unitpremises, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and Development. A copy of this permit is also on file in the LessorXxxxxxx Rentals office. Moving additional people into The Lessor has the right, with advance notice to the Lessee(s), to show the rental unit without to prospective renters. This may include showing the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomingtonrental unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings shall maintain the rental unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Rental Unit for others not party Lessor complete access to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installedinstalled at the property, the Lessee(s) must is/are required to provide Lessor with access codesinformation. Repairs Any repairs required due to the installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit unit is being leased to ONE PERSON people and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSONpeople. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unitpremises, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and Development. A copy of this permit is also on file in the LessorXxxxxxx Rentals office. Moving additional people into the unit without the of consent of the Lessor is a violation of lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed permitted the right to store furniture or other personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others of other persons not party to this lease in the leaserental unit. The Rental Unit is premises are to be used and occupied by the named Lessee(s) for a residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit rental unit and for removing trash during their occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If In the event a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit rental unit during regular business hours, the Lessee may be is subject to a $15 charge from for the Lessor to unlock the unit. If In the event a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit rental unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be is subject to a $50 charge from for the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after Lockouts or lost key calls between the hours calls of 10:00 pm and 8:00 am may be required to wait until 9:00 am the next morning to be let into their rental unit or for lockouts are key replacement. This is at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a A $20 key charge for will be assessed to Lessee if a replacement key has to be issued due to Lessee losing or leaving the rental key elsewhere. Should the rental lock have to be changed due to Lessee’s loss of key, a $50 fee will be assessed. The Lessor hereby gives notice that the Lessee(s) has/have specific rights under the City of Bloomington Housing Code. These rights are outlined in the “Tenants’ and Owners’ Rights and Responsibilities,” which is provided to the Lessee(s) as an attachment to this lease and is available on the Lessor’s website for review. The Lessee(s) hereby denote(s) receipt of the summary. The Lessor has the right, with advanced notice to the Lessee(s), to show the rental unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the rental unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the rental unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access to the unit. If a private security system is installedinstalled at the property, the Lessee(s) must is/are required to provide Lessor with access codesinformation. Repairs required due to the installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSONPEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON TWO PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSONTWO PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. The Lessor has the right, with advance notice to the Lessee(s), to show the Rental Unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the Rental Unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the Rental Unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access to all areas of the Rental Unit for the showing. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON PERSON/TWO PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON/TWO PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental UnitPermit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit Rental Unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit unit is being leased to ONE PERSON PERSON/TWO PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON/TWO PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a violation of lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for a residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. The Lessor has the right, with advance notice to the Lessee(s), to show the Rental Unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the Rental Unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the Rental Unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access for the showing. If a private security system is installed, the Lessee(s) must is/are required to provide Lessor with access codesinformation. Repairs required due to the installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement, Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON or TWO/THREE PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSONPERSON or TWO/THREE PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON PERSON/PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON/PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. The Lessor has the right, with advance notice to the Lessee(s), to show the Rental Unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the Rental Unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the Rental Unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access to all areas of the Rental Unit for the showing. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit unit is being leased to ONE PERSON people and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSONpeople. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unitpremises, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and Development. A copy of this permit is also on file in the LessorXxxxxxx Rentals office. Moving additional people into the unit without the of consent of the Lessor is a violation of lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed permitted the right to store furniture or other personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others of other persons not party to this lease in the leaserental unit. The Rental Unit is premises are to be used and occupied by the named Lessee(s) for a residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit rental unit and for removing trash during their occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If In the event a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit rental unit during regular business hours, the Lessee may be is subject to a $15 charge from for the Lessor to unlock the unit. If In the event a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit rental unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be is subject to a $50 charge from for the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after Lockouts or lost key calls between the hours calls of 10:00 pm and 8:00 am may be required to wait until 9:00 am the next morning to be let into their rental unit or for lockouts are key replacement. This is at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a A $20 key charge for will be assessed to Lessee if a replacement key has to be issued due to Lessee losing or leaving the rental key elsewhere. Should the rental lock have to be changed due to Lessee’s loss of key, a $50 fee will be assessed. The Lessor hereby gives notice that the Lessee(s) has/have specific rights under the City of Bloomington Housing Code. These rights are outlined in the “Tenants’ and Owners’ Rights and Responsibilities,” which is provided to the Lessee(s) as an attachment to this lease and is available on the Lessor’s website for review. The Lessee(s) hereby denote(s) receipt of the summary. The Lessor has the right, with advanced notice to the Lessee(s), to show the rental unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the rental unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the rental unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access to the unit. If a private security system is installedinstalled at the property, the Lessee(s) must is/are required to provide Lessor with access codesinformation. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the LessorPEOPLE . Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON OR TWO PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSONPERSON OR TWO PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON PERSON/TWO OR THREE PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON/TWO OR THREE PEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the LessorPEOPLE. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON PEOPLE and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSONPEOPLE. The Lessee(s) has/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the Lessor. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. The Lessor has the right, with advance notice to the Lessee(s), to show the Rental Unit to prospective renters. This may include showing the Rental Unit on Saturday. Lessee(s) shall maintain the Rental Unit in a reasonable, clean condition and allow the Lessor complete access to all areas of the Rental Unit for the showing. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement
Occupancy. The Rental Unit may not be occupied by individuals who are not party to the lease. It is understood and agreed that this Rental Unit is leased to ONE PERSON and has an Occupancy Permit for a maximum of ONE PERSON. The Lessee(s) hasor TWO/have the right to examine the Occupancy Permit for the Rental Unit, which is issued by and on file with the City of Bloomington Housing and Neighborhood Development and the LessorTHREE PEOPLE. Moving additional people into the unit without the consent of the Lessor is a lease violation and is subject to eviction and fines as assessed by the City of Bloomington. Lessee(s) is/are not allowed to store furniture or personal belongings in the Rental Unit for others not party to the lease. The Rental Unit is to be used and occupied by the Lessee(s) for residence and for no other purpose. Lessee(s) is/are responsible for cleaning the Rental Unit and for removing trash during occupancy. The Lessee(s) failure to maintain a clean and safe environment is cause for immediate eviction. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit during business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $15 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. If a Lessee is locked out of the Rental Unit outside business hours, the Lessee may be subject to a $50 charge from the Lessor to unlock the unit. Addressing after hours calls for lockouts are at the Lessor’s discretion, and the Lessee may be asked to wait until morning for a staff member to let them into the Rental Unit. There is a $20 key charge for a replacement key. If a private security system is installed, Lessee(s) must provide Lessor with access codes. Repairs required due to installation of a security system will be paid for by the Lessee(s).
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Samples: Lease Agreement