Common use of Owner Occupancy Requirement Clause in Contracts

Owner Occupancy Requirement. At least one Employee or Retiree who occupies the Employee Unit must be the Owner of the Employee Unit and the Owner must occupy the Employee Unit for at least 6 months plus one day in each calendar year, except that:

Owner Occupancy Requirement. At least one Employee or Retiree who occupies the Employee Unit must be the Owner of the Employee Unit and the Owner must occupy the Employee Unit for at least 6 months plus one day in each calendar yearyear as their permanent primary residence, except that:

Owner Occupancy Requirement. At all times after the transfer of an Employee Unit to a Qualified Person, at least one Employee or Retiree who occupies the Employee Unit must be the Owner of the Employee Unit and the Owner must occupy the Employee Unit for at least 6 months plus one day in each calendar year, except that: