RESIDENT COVENANTS Sample Clauses

RESIDENT COVENANTS. The Resident covenants to (A) pay the rent when due; (B) not use the premises in any manner other than as a residence unless prior written consent of the Landlord is obtained; (C) that no more than persons shall occupy the premises; If a Resident is added, there will be an additional Damage Deposit due of $ , and an additional rent due of $ , in equal monthly installments of $ ; (D) that no painting shall be done; (E) that no changes shall be made to the premises, fixtures, locks or appliances; (F) that no signs, wires, television, or radio antennas, or other materials shall be attached to the premises, or air conditioners or heaters installed; (G) that the Resident shall bear the cost of unclogging waste pipes and toilets due to unintentional, intentional or negligent conduct of the Resident. The Landlord will charge $50.00 per hour with a minimum charge of one hour, plus cost of materials, plus 25% overhead for this work if he or his employees perform this work during normal business hours; (H) that the premises will be returned in as good condition as when delivered to Resident, less reasonable wear and tear, and that the Resident will comply with all the provisions of this Lease and Landlord's Move Out Letter when vacating the premises; (I) that Resident will not be allowed on any roof on the property and will not allow their guests on any roof on the property; repeated disregard for this regulation is grounds to terminate lease. Resident acknowledges that this prohibition is imposed for protecting the safety and welfare of Resident and their guests, as well as preventing compromise of the structure and integrity of the roofs. Resident further acknowledges that Landlord will incur administrative and other costs as a result of violation of this prohibition and agrees to pay Landlord an administrative fee in the amount of $200.00 per occurrence, and, in addition, any actual damages suffered by Landlord. Such fee will be billed to Resident and be due as additional rent on the next date when monthly rent is due; (J) storage attics are not to be used or accessed by Resident; (K) basement rooms and bedrooms are not to be considered watertight and sometimes take on water during heavy rains; (L) Resident is responsible for replacing fuses, light bulbs, switching on circuit breakers and lighting pilot lights in stove, furnace and hot water heaters; (M) Residents are responsible for all water pipes, heating pipes, radiators, and boiler if they freeze due to Resi...
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RESIDENT COVENANTS. The Resident agrees and covenants to (A) pay the rent when due; (B) not use the unit in any manner other than as a residence unless prior written consent of the Landlord is obtained; (C) that no more than persons shall occupy the unit; If a tenant is added, there will be an additional Damage Deposit due of $ , and an additional rent due of $ , in equal monthly installments of $ . Occupancy by any person other than Resident for more than seven (7) calendar days consecutively, or fourteen (14) calendar days in any calendar year, without prior written consent from Landlord, will constitute a violation of this provision; (D) that no painting shall be done; (E) that no changes shall be made to the unit, fixtures, locks or appliances; (F) that no signs, wires, television, or radio antennas, or other materials shall be attached to the unit, any deck/patio/porch, or any other part of the property, and that no air conditioners or heaters may be installed; (G) that the Resident shall bear the cost of unclogging waste pipes and toilets due to unintentional, intentional or negligent conduct of the Resident. The Landlord will charge $70.00 per hour with a minimum charge of one hour, plus cost of materials, plus 25% overhead for this work if Landlord or Landlord’s employees perform this work during normal business hours; (H) that the unit will be returned in as good condition as when delivered to Resident, less reasonable wear and tear, and that the Resident will comply with all the provisions of this lease and Landlord's Move Out Letter when vacating the unit;
RESIDENT COVENANTS. The Resident hereby covenants and agrees:
RESIDENT COVENANTS. It is agreed and understood by RESIDENT that the following provisions must be complied with:

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