Tenants Who Are No Longer Eligible Sample Clauses

Tenants Who Are No Longer Eligible. If the Tenants no longer meet the eligibility requirements of The Castle Rock Apartments (for example, family substantial income is no longer derived from farm work as previously defined, or the number of occupants has changed so a different unit size is required but not available or income exceeds maximum amounts as published by USDA), or if tenant does not meet the eligibility requirements of 7 CFR 3560.155(c) and (e), notice will be given to vacate the unit within 30 (thirty) days or at the end of the Lease term, whichever is longer, unless the conditions cited in 7 CFR 3560.158(c) exists. If the Lease is terminated, Tenants agree to remove themselves and surrender possession in accordance with the termination notice.
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