Right to make improvements. Any improvement must be completed by a qualified tradesperson. These improvements will be inspected by CALICO HOMES LIMITED. CALICO HOMES LIMITED will not accept responsibility for repairs or maintenance of items which have been installed by the Tenant or their appointed tradesperson. 0000 000 0000 | xxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx.xx | xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx
3. Community Responsibilities This section of the Agreement deals with the Tenant’s responsibilities to the community and what actions the Landlord can take to enforce these obligations. We are committed to creating successful neighbourhoods. This means we promise to fight anti- social behaviour and to encourage a culture of respect. Respect is all about understanding and accepting the needs of everyone around us. CALICO HOMES LIMITED will seek to enforce the tenant’s responsibilities by taking all reasonable action, including legal action. Tenant’s Responsibilities
3.1 Violence, domestic violence, anti-social behaviour and hate crime
3.1.1 You must not behave (or threaten to behave or encourage anyone else to do so) in a violent, menacing, threatening or abusive manner: • In your home or in its locality towards any person who is lawfully in or in the locality of your home, including your neighbours, other members of your household and our staff, agents and contractors • In our offices, and their locality towards any person who is lawfully in or in the locality of our offices, including your neighbours and our staff, agents and contractors • In any other place towards our staff, agents and contractors.
3.1.2 You must not inflict violence on or threaten violence against anyone living with you.
3.1.3 You must not damage or threaten to damage any property belonging to us, your neighbours, our staff, agents and contractors or any other person who is lawfully in or in the locality of your home.
3.1.4 You will not behave in a way that causes or is likely to cause nuisance, annoyance, alarm or distress to your neighbours, or any other person who is lawfully in or in the locality of your home (including our staff, agents and contractors). Examples of behaviour that will or is likely to cause nuisance or annoyance include but is not limited to: • Loud music, radios and television (see section 3.1.5 below) • Shouting, arguing, offensive language and slamming doors • Dog barking • Dog fighting • Animal fouling • The use of noisy machinery • Offensive drunkenness • Prostitution • Selling drugs, drug or alcohol abuse • Dumping rubb...
Right to make improvements. Only if and when this tenancy becomes an assured tenancy in accordance with clause
Right to make improvements. You have the right to make improvements to your home, but you must obtain written permission from us first. You must also comply with all building regulations and obtain any necessary planning permission. You will be responsible for the on-going maintenance of any such improvements.
Right to make improvements. WORK YOU CAN DO TO YOUR HOME
Right to make improvements. (a) Subject to compliance with the provisions of the City’s Building Code and Fire Code and this Agreement, Lessee may construct at its own cost improvements and facilities on the Leased Premises, provided plans and specifications for such proposed construction receive the written approval of the Director, which approval shall not be reasonably withheld. At all times during the construction or installation thereof, the Director and his respective designees may inspect same in order to ensure that all construction work, workmanship, materials and installations involved therein or incidental thereto are performed with strict compliance with the approved plans and specifications. Such additions, modifications and improvements so made by Lessee on the Leased Premises shall be and become a part of the Leased Premises. All such construction or installation shall be subject to inspection and approval and may be commenced only after obtaining required building and construction licenses/permits. No restrictions other than those imposed by applicable federal or state laws or by general City ordinances shall be placed on Lessee as to the architects, engineers or contractors that it may employ in connection with the design, construction or maintenance by Lessee of such improvements upon the Leased Premises.
Right to make improvements. You must get our written consent before you carry out any alterations or improvements to your property. Although you are not required to seek permission to install any meters, for example, water, gas or electricity, you must inform the council that you have done so within twenty-eight days of installation. Most fixtures installed by you will become the property of the council, which you must not remove on termination of the tenancy. If there is an item that you wish to take with you, then you must get our written permission. If you remove fixtures you will be charged with the cost of reinstatement.
Right to make improvements. 23.1 You have the right to put in your own improvements, alterations and additions to your home including putting up a television aerial, external decoration and additions to, or alterations in, our
23.2 installations, fixtures and fittings, provided that you have first obtained our prior written consent and all other necessary approvals (for example, planning permission or building regulations approval). We shall not unreasonably withhold our consent but may make it conditional upon the works being carried out to a certain standard.
23.3 Failure to seek our consent or to comply with our conditions shall be a breach of your obligations under this tenancy.
Right to make improvements. Required Work. AEA shall have the right to require Improvements to the Intertie as provided in Section 8.8, AEA’s Ability to Perform Required Work.
Right to make improvements. During the life of this lease, the LESSEE shall have full rights to the continued possession, enjoyment, use and occupancy, of the Leased Premises herein leased to LESSEE, however ownership of the Leased Premises remains solely with the LESSOR even during the period of this Contract of Lease. Copies of drawings of any new improvements, additions and installation which are submitted to government agencies will be submitted to LESSOR prior to any modifications. LESSEE shall be allowed at its own expense with prior approval by LESSOR, to make any reasonable alterations, modifications or improvements upon the Leased Premises and to construct, make or place new buildings, installations or improvements on the Leased Premises, as LESSEE may in its discretion determine to be necessary, required, convenient or desirable for the business or manufacturing operations. It is hereby expressly understood and agreed that the addition of new buildings, installations or improvements on the Leased Premises shall not be a cause for the revision of the rental.
Right to make improvements. You may make improvements, alterations and additions to your home, including external decoration, fixtures and fittings, as long as you get our written permission and all other necessary approvals (for example, planning permission or building regulations approval) beforehand. When you move out we will ask you to pay the cost of putting right any alterations you have made to the property without our permission. You do not have this right during the probationary period (including any extension period).