Pets/Animals Sample Clauses

Pets/Animals. Guest’s pets and animals are not permitted on the grounds of YMCA Camp Xxxxxx.
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Pets/Animals. No pets or animals shall be brought into the Clubhouse except those assisting the visually impaired or handicapped.
Pets/Animals. Tenant shall not be allowed to have or bring, even temporarily, any animal (including mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, rodents, or insects) anywhere in the Premises at any time, except by prior written consent of Broker. If Broker agrees to permit Tenant an animal ("pet"), both Tenant and Broker must sign a separate pet agreement or addendum.
Pets/Animals. Landlord hereby grants Resident permission for the following pet(s) on the premises: Breed Weight Color Name Breed Weight Color Name Breed Weight Color Name Residents must supply pictures of the pets and agree to pay a $300 pet non-refundable pet fee plus an additional $ pet fee month rent. No other animals shall be brought on the premises without the prior written consent of the Landlord. Only pets listed above may be on the property, inside or outside. No temporary pets/animals, pet/animal sitting, or visiting pets/animals are allowed at any time. If an unauthorized animal is found on the property, there will be a $100 fine plus $25 per day, per animal, per occurrence shall occur. The landlord is not responsible to determine when the animal was brought into the home so the fees are retroactive to the start of the lease. Deceased animals or animals no longer living at the home can be removed from the lease after a minimum of one calendar year of animal rent. The landlord will do an inspection to verify the animal is no longer at the home.
Pets/Animals. No animals, birds or pets of any kind shall be brought onto the Xxxxxxxx without Owner’s approval.
Pets/Animals. The conditions and admittance of pets on the premises shall be allowed only by the Animal Addendum to this 231 lease. If no Animal Addendum is entered into, no pets will be allowed. Manager may refuse Tenant the privilege of having pets on 232 the premises.
Pets/Animals. Health, safety, and courtesy reasons preclude the presence of pets/animals in the workplace except for approved service animals.
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Pets/Animals. Pets/animals (including those of guests) are not allowed on the premises unless landlord gives written permission. A fee of $25.00 will be assessed or each pet/animal and day it is on the premises. Tenant is responsible for any damages done by a pet/animal including but not limited to flooring/carpet damage or cleaning and “clean up” or yard repairs needed. These fees are due when incurred and if not paid within three days after notice that said fees are due and owing, Landlord has the option to deduct said fees from the Tenant’s security deposit and/or find the Tenant in default of the Non-Standard Rental Provisions and proceed according to the Breach of Lease section of the Rental Agreement.
Pets/Animals. Resident shall not be allowed to have or bring, even temporarily, any animal (including mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, rodents, or insects) anywhere in the Premises at any time, except by prior written consent of Landlord. If Landlord agrees to permit Resident an animal (“pet”), both Resident and Landlord must sign a separate pet agreement or addendum. Resident’s bringing into or onto the Premises or the keeping or possession of any animal for any duration without Landlord’s written consent shall constitute a violation of this Lease. In any action brought by Landlord to enforce this paragraph, Resident shall bear the burden of proof regarding any pet’s status or removal.
Pets/Animals. Pets or animals of any kind, except non-dangerous fish, are prohibited in University housing. One ten- gallon tank containing fish is allowed per room. While not considered “pets,” approved service animals and Emotional Support Animals (ESA’s) are the only exceptions considered as reasonable accommodations to this policy. UNH Student Accessibility Services office works in cooperation with the Departments of Housing and Residential Life to determine whether an accommodation is necessary and reasonable. The individual making the request for accommodation should complete and provide the Request Form to Student Accessibility Services as soon as practicably possible before moving into University housing. If the request for accommodation is made fewer than 60 days before the individual intends to move into University housing, or is made after move-in, UNH cannot guarantee that an approved accommodation can be implemented during the student’s first semester or term of occupancy. The Housing Department reserves the right to disclose to others impacted by the presence of a service animal or ESA (including potential and/or actual roommate(s)/neighbor(s)/UNH staff) that the animal has been approved as an accommodation. Student must keep approved animal in control when not in room by cage or leash. Pet waste must be removed from grounds and properly disposed of.
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