Pre-Occupancy Inspection. EHA and the Resident or the Resident's representative may inspect the Dwelling Unit prior to commencement of occupancy by the Resident. EHA shall furnish the Resident with a written statement of the condition of the Dwelling Unit and the equipment provided with the unit. The statement shall be signed by EHA and the Resident and a copy of the statement shall be retained by EHA in the Resident's file.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. The Landlord and the Tenant will inspect the Premises prior to occupancy by the Tenant. The Landlord will give the Tenant a copy of the inspection form showing the condition of the Premises, interior and exterior, as applicable, and any equipment provided with the Premises. The inspection form shall be signed by the Landlord and Tenant and a copy of the form shall be given to Tenant and retained in the Tenant's folder. Any deficiencies noted on the inspection form will be corrected by the Landlord before the Tenant moves in, and at no charge to the Tenant.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. Before Tenant occupies the dwelling unit, Tenant will accompany the City while inspecting the dwelling unit. Tenant will be given a written statement of the condition of the premises, the dwelling unit, and the equipment provided with the dwelling unit. The statement will be agreed to in writing by Tenant and the City. Tenant’s signature will signify acceptance of the dwelling unit’s condition as noted on the inspection sheet.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. Prior to occupancy LHA and Tenant (or Tenant's designated representative) shall inspect the leased premises; following the inspection LHA shall provide Tenant with a written statement of condition describing the condition of the leased premises and any appliances in it. The statement of condition shall be signed by both LHA and Tenant (or Tenant's designated representative) prior to occupancy.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. 6.1 Prior to occupancy of the Property by Sublessee, representatives from the OPSB, Sublessor and Sublessee shall perform an inspection of the structural integrity, mechanical systems, communications system, building interior and exterior, including an inspection of the roof, and landscaping of the Property. The Parties shall complete a building inspection report listing the condition of all building structural and building systems.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. Landlord and/or Broker(s) shall allow and accompany the Tenant on a walk-through inspection of property prior to occupancy. A list of all defects of property, in writing, shall be provided to all parties and Tenant shall not be responsible for these defects during or at the end of the lease period. Landlord is to comply with all county ordinances.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. The Agency and the Resident or his/her representative will be obligated to inspect the dwelling unit prior to occupancy by the Resident. The Agency will give the Resident a written statement of the condition of the premises, interior and exterior as applicable, and any equipment provided with the unit. The statement shall be signed by the Agency and Resident and a copy of the statement retained in the Resident’s folder. Any deficiencies noted on the inspection report will be corrected by the Agency, at no charge to the Resident.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. Prior to Tenant's occupancy of the Leased Premises, Tenant and Landlord's representative shall conduct an inspection of the Leased Premises to document the existing condition of the space not affected by any work stipulated in the lease documents. Such inspection shall identify the location and condition of any existing damage and/or above ordinary wear and tear that exists in the Leased Premises at the time of Tenant's taking possession of the space. An inspection report will be prepared by the Landlord's representative and submitted to Tenant for execution and acknowledgment. Tenant's acceptance of the Leased Premises shall be subject to the existing condition of the Leased Premises, and Tenant shall not be responsible for restoring any damage/above ordinary wear and tear that existed as of Tenant's occupancy of the Leased Premises, per the pre-occupancy inspection letter agreement.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. The Authority and the Tenant will be obligated to inspect the Unit prior to occupancy by the Tenant. The pre-occupancy inspection report will be kept in the Tenant’s file. Deficiencies noted on the inspection report requiring repair will be corrected by the Authority, at no charge to the Tenant. If the tenant does not participate in pre-occupancy inspection, they are required to provide a written list of any deficiencies within the first 10 days of occupancy.
Pre-Occupancy Inspection. You and SHC will inspect the unit prior to you moving in. SHC will provide you with a written statement of the condition of the unit. [966.4(i)]
