Common use of The Residence Clause in Contracts

The Residence. A. If the Lease is for a conventional unit (apartment), the “Residence” consists of the dwelling unit at the above-stated address (“dwelling unit”), including any adjoining entrance or access way to the dwelling unit, which is located within the public housing development owned, operated and/or maintained by the Authority at that address (the “Development”), and includes permission for Tenant and Tenant’s household members to use the common areas of the Development, along with other residents of the Development. The Development also includes any additional facilities and grounds used by the Authority to provide educational, recreational or other support services for the benefit of the residents of the Development alone or jointly with residents of other public housing developments owned, operated and/or maintained by the Authority. B. If the Lease is for a scattered site unit (single family home), the “Residence” is all of the real property at the above-stated address, including, without limitation, the dwelling unit and any other improvement upon the real property, any entrance or access way to the real property and/or the dwelling unit, and any yard or grounds at the real property. C. Regardless of the type of unit leased, the dwelling unit also includes without additional charge the following appliances: cooking range and refrigerator. D. As used in this Lease, the term “premises” means the Tenant’s Residence.

The Residence. A. If the Lease is for a conventional unit (apartment), the “Residence” consists of the dwelling unit at the above-stated address (“dwelling unit”), including any adjoining entrance or access way to the dwelling unit, which is located within the public housing development owned, operated and/or maintained by the Authority at that address (the “Development”), and includes permission for Tenant and TenantXxxxxx’s household members to use the common areas of the Development, along with other residents of the Development. The Development also includes any additional facilities and grounds used by the Authority to provide educational, recreational or other support services for the benefit of the residents of the Development alone or jointly with residents of other public housing developments owned, operated and/or maintained by the Authority. B. If the Lease is for a scattered site unit (single family home), the “Residence” is all of the real property at the above-stated address, including, without limitation, the dwelling unit and any other improvement upon the real property, any entrance or access way to the real property and/or the dwelling unit, and any yard or grounds at the real property. C. Regardless of the type of unit leased, the dwelling unit also includes without additional charge the following appliances: cooking range and refrigerator. D. As used in this Lease, the term “premises” means the Tenant’s Residence.