RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES Clause Samples
The 'Residential Purposes' clause defines that the property in question may only be used for living accommodations and not for commercial or business activities. In practice, this means tenants or owners are prohibited from operating businesses, renting out the property for short-term stays, or using the premises for any non-residential function. This clause ensures the property maintains its intended use, preserves the character of the neighborhood, and prevents disruptions or legal issues that could arise from unauthorized commercial activities.
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RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES. Not use the Demised Premises or any part thereof as sleeping accommodation or for residential purposes
RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES. Your Living Accommodation is to be used for residential purposes only. Use for any other purpose requires approval of the Executive Director.
RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES. Assigned space shall be used solely for residential purposes, and no business activity or any other business-related activity is permitted in the assigned space.
RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES. It is expressly understood that ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s occupancy of said premises shall be for residential purposes only, and Tenant shall not operate or perform any business from the property without the prior written consent of Landlord.
RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES. (1) No lot shall be used for any purposes except single family residential purposes; provided, however, that duplexes and garage apartments shall be permitted in accordance with Subsection A(3) below. The term “residential purposes” as used herein excludes, without limitation, hospitals, clinics, apartments, apartment houses, mobile homes, boarding houses, hotels, condominiums, townhouses, townhomes, patio homes, and lofts, as well as commercial and professional uses, and all such uses of the lots are expressly prohibited.
(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of Subsection A(1) above to the contrary, low profile business activities which are incidental to the primary use of a lot for residential purposes (“Home Occupations”) shall be allowed under the following conditions:
(a) No employees shall gather and/or conduct business on the property;
(b) No signs shall be visible on the property;
(c) No visible storage or display of commercial products on the property;
(d) All business activities shall be conducted inside the home, fully concealed from public view;
(e) No material disruption, interference, nor increase in traffic or parking shall occur;
(f) No sound or smell shall exist, or be caused to exist, outside the home; and
(g) Existence of the Home Occupation shall not be apparent from outside the home. The Home Occupation restrictions above apply to all non-residential activities, whether or not for profit.
(3) No building shall be erected, altered, placed, or permitted to remain on any lot other than one single family dwelling for use as a single family dwelling with one garage, or one duplex dwelling with one garage, provided, however, that each unit of such duplex shall be used only as a single family dwelling; provided, further, this restriction does not preclude or prohibit the erection, construction and maintenance of one single family garage apartment on any lot. Any such duplex dwelling and/or garage apartment, however, must comply with the other restrictions herein set forth. A “duplex dwelling” shall mean a single building with two single family residences included therein, with each residence on a separate floor or side-by-side, but shall exclude condominiums, townhouses, townhomes, patio homes, and lofts. A duplex dwelling shall be constructed to have the appearance of a single family residence and be of the type and character of the duplex dwellings built in the initial development of WINLOW PLACE. Title to a garage, garage apartment, or unit ...