Right to improve. Developer shall have the right to ---------------- construct buildings and other improvements upon the Premises and shall have the right to change the grade of the Premises and to perform all off-site work included within the scope and intent of the Basic Concept Documents and/or to demolish and remove any and all structures, foliage and trees situated upon the Premises as of the date of this Lease as may reasonably be required for the purpose of improving the same incidental to Developer's or a subtenant's use of the Premises; provided, that such work shall be performed in accordance with the applicable requirements of this Section 7, and such laws of any governmental entity as may be applicable thereto and that arrangements for access to adjacent leaseholds are completed prior to commencement of work on those areas. Any and all improvements, constructed by or for the Developer, except off-site improvements, shall be owned by Developer and its successors or assigns during the term of this Lease and, unless removed by Developer upon the expiration of the term of this Lease as permitted by subsection 17.10 below, shall become a part of the realty and the absolute property of Landlord upon the expiration or earlier termination of the term of this Lease.
Right to improve. Subject to section 6.10 below you have a general right to improve your property provided the improvement is agreed in writing by us, complies with all planning, building and environmental requirements, takes into account that there may be asbestos present (N.B. asbestos is a hazard if disturbed or in poor condition. You must not undertake intrusive works without first obtaining our written permission; and you must check with us that there is no asbestos present before starting work), does not affect your neighbours adversely and does not damage or affect the property or neighbouring properties adversely. While you are an introductory tenant you do not have this right.
Right to improve. This is explained in more detail in your Tenants Handbook in the booklet: Repairs and Improvements.
Right to improve. (Secure Tenants only) 9 4 COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITIES 10 Council's Responsibilities 10 Xxxxxx's Responsibilities 10 Personal behaviour 10 5 USING YOUR HOME 10 Council's Responsibilities 10 Right of access 10 Xxxxxx's Responsibilities 11 Occupying your home 11 Right to take in lodgers (Secure Tenants only) 11 Right to sublet part of your home (Secure Tenants only) 11 Businesses 11 Gardens 12 Care of the property 12 Pets 12 Vehicles 12 Communal areas 13 Flats, maisonettes, and bedsits 13 6 TENANT INVOLVEMENT 13 Council's Responsibilities 13 Right to be consulted 13 Tenant's Rights 13 Tenants' Groups 13 Right to Manage 13 Right to Transfer 14 7 MOVING HOUSE 14 Tenant's Rights 14 Right to Exchange (Secure Tenants only) 14 8 ENDING YOUR TENANCY 15 Council's Responsibilities 15 Service of notice 15 Xxxxxx's Responsibilities 15 Tenancy Termination 15 Pass on (assign) the tenancy 15 Tenant's Rights 16
Right to improve. Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in this Lease, LESSEE shall have the right to situate a classroom modular building and playground/playscape for use by LESSEE and construct improvements upon the leased Premises. Prior to constructing any improvements upon the leased Premises, LESSEE shall notify LESSOR of all plans and specifications. The first major project contemplated by the parties to this Lease is the situation, by the LESSEE, of a classroom modular building as well as a playground/playscape for use by the LESSEE. The said modular building and playground/playscape shall not be considered to be permanent improvements to the premises for purposes of this lease.
Right to improve. 3.6.1 You have a right to carry out some types of improvements to your home provided that you get our permission first. We will not unreasonably with-hold permission. You do not need our permission to decorate the interior of your home (please note that you are not permitted to decorate the exterior of your property or any communal areas).
3.6.2 Any approval to carry out improvement works will be subject to conditions.
3.6.3 You must demonstrate the safety of any electrical or gas improvements by providing the council with validated certification from a suitably qualified contractor. The cost of obtaining this certification will be met at your own expense.
3.6.4 You will need to ensure that you have adhered to any planning or building control requirements that are required as part of the works. Again, these permissions will need to be secured by you, prior to the start of any works, and at your own expense.
3.6.5 If you have made improvements to your property we will require copies of the certificates and warranties associated with the improvement (for example, but not exclusively if you have installed windows then we will require a copy of the FENSA certificate)
3.6.6 If you have applied for permission to improve your home and we have granted it then you may be able to claim compensation for the improvement when you move out.
3.6.7 If you have made additions or improvements to your property we will only repair them if you had our permission to carry them out and we had agreed, in writing, to maintain and repair them. It should be noted that we would not normally repair additions/alterations which we have not carried out.
3.6.8 There are detailed rules about the right to improve your property. More information is included in the tenants’ handbook or you can get further advice from your housing officer.
Right to improve. ARTICLE IV AUTHORIZED USE
Right to improve. 5.1 If you are a secure tenant, you have the right to put in your own improvements to your home (such as a new kitchen, or a shower, etc.) Introductory tenants do not have this right. However secure tenants must get our agreement in writing before doing any work like this. We will not refuse permission unless there is a good reason, and we will set certain conditions when giving our approval. You must check on and obtain any planning or building regulations approvals that may be required. Any improvements that involve the building‟s structure, gas, electricity or water must be approved by us before work starts. You must also get our agreement in writing for any adaptation you wish to carry out to the property, for example to assist in meeting someone‟s health or disability needs. We may be able to help you with what you need
5.2 You can sometimes get compensation when you leave the property for changes you have made. This only applies to certain types of improvement. Please see the Derby Homes website for more information.
5.3 If you make an improvement or alteration to your home without our written agreement we may tell you to return the property to how it was before. If you do not do this, we may do the required work and recharge you for our costs.
5.4 If we refuse permission for any alterations or improvements and you have already started the work, you must stop the work immediately. You must also put the property back to its original condition, to our satisfaction, within a reasonable period of time or by the time we tell you. If the work is completed, you will still have to put the property back to its original condition on the same terms. If you fail to carry out the necessary work, we may carry out the work ourselves and charge you for it. You must pay for this straight away. If you do not allow us into your property to carry out this work we will take legal action against you.
5.5 If you are living in flats of any construction or with wood flooring, you are prohibited from using laminate or real wood flooring any floors above ground floor because of noise transmission.
5.6 If you live in a flat you must get permission for any alterations that may affect the fire safety of your flat or the whole building. Even small alterations such as making holes in walls for cables and pipes or fitting an extractor fan can have a serious effect.
5.7 You must not remove any major adaptation to the property, such as a level access shower, without our consent
Right to improve. 75 7.5.3 Governmental Permits.................................... 76 7.5.4 Rights of Access........................................ 77 7.5.5 Local, State and Federal Laws........................... 77 7.5.6 Antidiscrimination During Construction.......................................... 77 7.5.7 Responsibilities of Landlord............................ 78 7.5.7.1
Right to improve. 1If you are a secure tenant, you have the right to put in your own improvements to your home (such as a new kitchen, or a shower, etc.) Introductory tenants do not have this right. However secure tenants must get our agreement in writing before doing any work like this. We will not refuse permission unless there is a good reason, and we will set certain conditions when giving our approval. You must check on and obtain any planning or building regulations approvals that may be required. Any improvements that involve the building‟s structure, gas, electricity or water must be approved by us before work starts. You must also get our agreement in writing for any adaptation you wish to carry out to the property, for example to assist in meeting someone‟s health or disability needs. We may be able to help you with what you need
