ROOMERS AND BOARDERS Sample Clauses

ROOMERS AND BOARDERS. 2020-10-24 No member shall have a person sharing the unit with them other than those specified in paragraphs 7.Olb) and c), unless such person has applied for membership in the Co-op and been accepted and allocated the unit on a sharing basis. Applications for membership will not be accepted or processed from visitors/guests residing with members. Application for membership must be made prior to residence. If accepted, such person must sign an Occupancy Agreement. If any such person occupies a unit without applying for membership, or after having been refused membership, they shall cease to occupy the unit on such date as the Board may determine. Any occupancy after that date shall be considered a default by the members occupying the unit, and the members’ occupancy rights may be terminated in accordance with Article 10.01.
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