Persons Residing in the Dwelling Unit Sample Clauses

Persons Residing in the Dwelling Unit. The Tenant agrees to continuously occupy the Dwelling Unit as a residence for himself or herself and the members of his or her household. The Tenant agrees that the only persons permitted to reside in the Dwelling Unit are those household members listed below. The Tenant agrees that the persons listed below shall be considered members of the household and residents in the Dwelling Unit until such time as the Tenant provides CMHA with written notice that such persons no longer reside in the Dwelling Unit, and CMHA authorizes their removal from the Lease in accordance with its Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy (“ACOP”).
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Persons Residing in the Dwelling Unit. The Resident agrees to continuously occupy the Dwelling Unit as a residence for himself or herself and the members of his or her household. The Resident agrees that the household members listed below are the only persons who are permitted to reside in the Dwelling Unit: # HOUSEHOLD MEMBER SEX DATE OF BIRTH SOCIAL SECURITY # RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD The Resident agrees that the only persons permitted to reside in the Dwelling Unit are those household members listed above. The Resident agrees that the persons listed above shall be considered members of the household and residents in the Dwelling Unit until such time as the Resident provides EHA with written notice that such persons are no longer members of the household and are therefore no longer residents in the Dwelling Unit. Head of households and/or co-head of households must request in writing to be removed from the lease. The Resident agrees to obtain the prior written consent of EHA before permitting any persons to reside in the Dwelling Unit. THE RESIDENT AGREES THAT HE OR SHE SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACTIONS OF ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AND ALL GUESTS OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS, AND THAT ANY VIOLATIONS OF THIS LEASE BY SUCH PERSONS SHALL BE GROUNDS FOR TERMINATION OF THIS LEASE AND EVICTION OF ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS FROM THE DWELLING UNIT.
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