Resident Management Sample Clauses

Resident Management. The Provider will make all reasonable efforts to support and maintain the residency, however, the Provider is not expected to maintain the residency in the event of extenuating health and safety risks to the Resident, staff or other Residents (e.g. assaults/threats to Residents or staff and/or medical needs beyond what the Provider can accommodate).

Resident Management. (i) Training residents, as potential employees of an RMC, in skills directly related to the operation, management, maintenance and financial systems of a project;

Resident Management a. The operators of CCA will ensure they meet and maintain Program Approved Service Agency (PASA) approval required by the State of Colorado and zoning/permit use through the City and County of Denver. b. The number of residents will not exceed three (3). c. CCA will have Direct Support Professional (DSP) who will be present on site as needed per resident’s supervision requirements, with exception of reasonable errands and day‐to‐day activity. A CCA Manager will be on‐call 24/7. d. CCA DSP’s will support their residents with the supervision they need to ensure their safety and the safety of others, including neighbors. CCA will provide support to their residents to ensure community integration and social skills. e. All employees will meet state required background and reference checks prior to being permanently hired. f. CCA will educate the residents and employees in the home regarding compliance with Denver ordinance and laws as typical for all neighbors. g. In this regard, important expectations for being responsible residents include being respectful of each other with regards to noise, smoking, littering, panhandling, and ensuring parent/guardian permission when interacting with children, both in the neighborhood and Xxxxxxxxx Park. h. Should concerns arise for neighbors, CCA or residents of 793 Olive, this memorandum establishes a mechanism for communication to proactively address such concerns. i. CCA will provide HMCAI the “New Neighbor Communication” which is Exhibit A to this GNA. This document will be updated as needed.

Resident Management. End of the tenancy and moving out

Resident Management. The purpose of the joint management of residents and the owner, i.e. residents’ democracy, is to provide residents with opportunities to influence and the right to make decisions on issues concerning their housing conditions. It aims to increase the comfort of residents and improve the upkeep and maintenance of buildings. The action starts from the residents. The residents’ meeting convenes once a year and when necessary. The residents’ meeting, attended by permanent residents, elects a residents’ committee or a contact person and discusses matters related to their own housing conditions. They can also cooperate with the residents of a neighbouring housing unit. The residents’ meeting can propose candidates to the company’s board of directors. The residents’ committee convenes when needed to consider matters related to their housing unit, such as the budget, repair measures and opinions. Between the residents’ committees and the company’s board of directors operates a cooperation body of the chairmen of the residents’ committees in Joensuu. It convenes two to three times a year to consider issues related to, for example, the budget and strategy. The cooperation body makes a proposal for the resident members to the board for the general meeting.

Resident Management. Members shall manage the property themselves, making decisions of common concern at Group meetings, using the Group Decision Making Process.

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