Use of Unit Sample Clauses

Use of Unit. TENANT shall use UNIT for residential purposes only. TENANT shall not use UNIT or any part of the PROPERTY for any commercial business or purpose. TENANT shall use and occupy UNIT and PROPERTY in compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal laws and any rules and regulations of any governmental board having jurisdiction. LANDLORD offers 24-hour response to emergency service requests. The following issues will be considered maintenance emergencies: broken water lines, no heat when the outside temperature is below 55 degrees F, no a/c when the outside temperature is above 85 degrees F, no electricity (TENANT(S) will be charged if LANDLORD responds and finds that the electric service was disconnected by the utility company for non-payment), refrigerator/freezer not cooling, and no hot water. For after-hours emergencies, call our 24-hour on-call phone line and explain the situation. The attendant will be instructed to contact the proper service personnel. For non-emergency service requests, please call during regular management office hours. TENANT must first Call 911 in case of fire and other life-threatening situations. TENANT and TENANT’S guests will be required to comply with all of the requirements set forth in these RULES AND REGULATIONS. LANDLORD has the right to change these RULES AND REGULATIONS from time to time, as LANDLORD deems necessary. Any changes to these RULES AND REGULATIONS will be effective and will become part of the LEASE once they have been delivered to TENANT or posted in a public area of the PROPERTY used for such purposes. TENANT is responsible for TENANT’S guest’s compliance with all of these RULES AND REGULATIONS. Neither Management nor LANDLORD will be responsible to TENANT if LANDLORD fails to cause compliance by any person with these RULES AND REGULATIONS.
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Use of Unit. The Qualifying Resident shall use the Unit and all parts thereof only as the Qualifying Resident’s principal residence. The number of persons residing in the Unit, as a principal residence, at any time shall be two (2) persons if the Unit has one (1) bedroom or three (3) persons if the Unit has two (2) bedrooms, and must be the Qualifying Resident and any other person who is eligible to reside with the Qualifying Resident pursuant to the Governing Documents. The number of visitors, guests/persons residing in the Unit at any time must comply with all State, local, and County codes, regulations, and ordinances regarding the occupancy of residential dwellings, and may not exceed any occupancy limits established under such codes, regulations, or ordinances. The Qualifying Resident shall not, and shall not permit any other person to use or conduct from the Unit any active or daily trade, business or profession, except a Unit may be used for home office use, so long as such home office use is incidental to the residential use of the Unit. In addition to any restrictions set forth in the Governing Documents, the use of any portion of a Unit as a home office shall comply with the following provisions: (a) the home office use is not apparent or detectable by sight, sound, or smell from outside of the Unit; (b) the home office use complies with applicable laws and zoning ordinances; (c) no employees, clients, customers, patrons, messengers, or delivery personnel regularly visit the Unit or any portion of the Community in relation to the home office use; (d) the home office use does not increase the liability or casualty insurance obligations or premiums of the Mutual; (e) the home office use is consistent with the residential character of the Community and conforms with the provisions of the Governing Documents; (f) there shall be no direct sales of products or merchandise; (g) there shall be no displays, inordinate amount of delivery of mail or merchandise; (h) there shall be no advertising which identifies the home office by street address; (i) Pedestrian and vehicular traffic will be limited to that normally associated with residential districts; (j) the home office shall not involve the use of commercial vehicles for the delivery of materials to or from the Unit beyond those commercial vehicles normally associated with residential uses; (k) there shall be no outdoor storage of materials or equipment, nor shall merchandise be visible from outside the Unit; (l) th...
Use of Unit. You shall use the Unit in a lawful manner solely for the storage of personal property to which you have a claim (“Stored Property”). Wild Wings Mini-Storage RULES ARE: A. Tenant shall not use the unit for: 1) Living animals or carcasses.
Use of Unit. The Renter shall use and occupy the Unit only for lawful purposes. Renter shall comply with all rules, laws, and regulations that govern the use of the Unit Renter agrees not to store on the premise any items which shall be in violation of any law, order, or requirement imposed by any appropriate governmental agency or body. Renter shall supply its own lock for Unit, and Lessor has the right to cut and remove it in the event of non-payment of Rent or for any other breach of this Agreement. Renter shall not store explosives, perishables, flammables, hazardous chemicals, or any other dangerous materials in the Unit at any time. Renter shall not allow any animals or pets on the premises. The Lessor shall have the right to inspect the interior of the Unit at any reasonable time. Renter shall turn off all lights and disconnect all electrical equipment when not in the Unit or on the premises. Renter shall pay an energy surcharge for the constant connection of a freezer, refrigerator, or any other electrical appliance with operates when Renter is away from the Unit and premise. The use of electrical heating devices is not allowed. Renter shall not spray paint, sand or alter the Unit or post any sign on or around the Unit without the prior written permission from the Lessor. Renter agrees to not accumulate any trash, debris, or litter on the premises or in or around the Unit. Renter shall not use the Unit for a sleeping room or as a residence. Renter shall not conduct mechanical repair, or hobby-type work in the Unit. Renter shall not use the Unit as a public warehouse.
Use of Unit. The Unit is intended for residential use by the resident student(s) assigned to it by AI. The Unit may not be used by any other persons or for any other purpose, including commercial ventures and solicitation. The use of the Unit by any unassigned person without the permission of AI is prohibited.
Use of Unit. The units in the Studios on Broadway are intended for residential use by the residents assigned to it by SEATTLE CENTRAL. The Unit may not be used by any other persons or for any other purpose, including commercial ventures and solicitation.
Use of Unit. A. During the lease term, the tenant family will reside in the unit with rental assistance under the STEP/TBRA Program. B. The composition of the tenant household must be approved by MaineHousing. The family must inform MaineHousing of the birth, adoption or court-awarded custody of a child within 14 days of the event. MaineHousing must approve the addition of a live-in aide to the tenant’s household in advance. Other persons may not be added to the tenant’s household without prior written approval of the owner and MaineHousing. C. The unit may only be used for residence by the MaineHousing-approved household members. The unit must be the tenant family’s only residence. D. The tenant may not assign the lease or sublet or otherwise transfer the unit.
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Use of Unit. (a) Tenant shall use the unit only for the storage of Tenant’s personal property; however said property shall not consist of any flammable or hazardous material of any nature, or any material in violation of any law or zoning, fire or other governmental rules or regulations. The unit shall not contain food or beverage or anything edible that may attract animals, rodents, insects, etc. The unit shall not be used for human or animal occupancy, to conduct a business, for cooking, sleeping or the consumption of alcoholic beverages, for car repairs or any dangerous activity, or in any way that is a nuisance to the Owner or other Tenants. (b) Tenant shall maintain the premises in good condition, return the premises “broom clean” and in the same condition as at commencement of Tenant’s occupancy. (c) Tenant shall not make any alterations, install any fixtures, paint, xxxx, cut, drill or drive nails or screws into, or in any way deface or alter any part of the premises, nor shall Tenant place any sign on the premises. In the event of a violation hereunder, Tenant shall at his sole cost and expense, restore the premises to the original condition at occupancy. Should Owner incur any expense as the result of Tenant’s failure under this paragraph, Tenant shall be liable for any such expenses incurred by Owner and for reasonable legal fees incurred by Owner in the collect of such debt. (d) Tenant shall, at all times during occupancy under this agreement keep the unit locked (only using one lock) If such lock is broken or damaged, Owner at his option, but without obligation or liability, may place one lock on the unit. if renter puts two locks on// landlord/ owner can at his or her discretion cut off the second lock to over lock unpaid renter..
Use of Unit. The unit premises (“Premises”) shall be used solely as a residential dwelling. No unit shall be used or occupied for (i) transient or hotel purposes or (ii) in any event for an initial period of less than six months. No portion of any unit (other than the entire unit) shall be leased for any period; provided, however, that a reasonable number of roommates is permitted. Tenant will not use or allow the Premises to be used for any disorderly or unlawful purposes or in any manner offensive to others and Tenant will comply with all applicable laws and ordinances. Tenant represents that in addition to him or herself, only the following persons will reside in the Premises:
Use of Unit. 23.1 The Unit shall be used by the Purchaser for residential accommodation purposes only. 23.2 The Unit shall not be occupied by any number of people more than that indicated in the Management and Conduct Rules annexed hereto. 23.3 The Purchaser shall have the right of reasonable use, having regard to the right of the other purchasers and/or occupiers, of the common areas of the Development.
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