XXXX HOUSE. 11.1.For the purposes of Part 3 of the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008 the Tenant/s agree that open house inspections for prospective Tenant/s upon the giving of no less than twenty-four (24) hours notice is permitted on the condition that the Tenant/s has given a notice of intention to leave or the Lessor/s has served the Tenant/s with a notice to leave at the end of the Tenancy or holding over following expiration of the Tenancy for any reason.
XXXX HOUSE. Dr. J. Xxxx House, Individually
XXXX HOUSE. The Xxxx House is a blend of Moderne and Ranch styles built of white brick masonry (pumice block) walls on a concrete slab foundation circa 1949-1951. The house is a register resource listed on the Fremont Register, based on its architecture and design as described in a State of California Department of Parks and Recreation Primary Record (DPR) written by architectural historian Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx in February 2013. The DPR identifies the house for its distinct pumice block masonry and blend of Moderne and Ranch styles and concludes that it appears eligible for listing with the California Register under Criterion 3 – Architecture and Design. A separate Historic Resource Evaluation (HRE) conducted by Architectural Resources Group, Inc., dated May 2, 2013, confirms the conclusions in the DPR, finding that the Xxxx House retains a high degree of integrity and appears architecturally significant at the local level as a well‐designed and highly intact example of a post‐war residence blending Ranch and Moderne stylistic elements. In addition to the masonry walls, notable and character-defining features of the Xxxx House include rounded wall edges, industrial steel sash windows, angular interlocking clay roof tiles, and the use of red brick trim at the windows, entrance, and patio wall. The character-defining features of the Xxxx House are: • Masonry unit walls, reputedly made of hollow "pumice" or "cinder" blocks that have been infilled with poured concrete and steel reinforcing bar; • Rounded wall edges; • Original industrial steel sash windows; • Roof clad in angular interlocking clay tiles; and
XXXX HOUSE. To Immediately List Your Upcoming Open House on the MLS. Please Provide: (date)
XXXX HOUSE. J-1. By _ , the University will have a plan to accommodate the housing needs of mobility-impairments individuals eligible to live in residential housing. The Plan will address accessible laundry facilities, access to the student lounge, parking, accessible route, signage, fire alarms, accessible bathrooms, and access to a roll-in shower that has grab bars on all three sides. By , the University will provide to OCR a copy of the plan developed pursuant to this paragraph. By , the University will provide documentation that the plan has been implemented. Fall 08 - This building will no longer be a residence hall By , the University will provide to OCR documentation that the four parking spaces designated for individuals with disabilities meet UFAS requirements. Completed July 31, 2007 by K&G Stripping J-3. At the back of Xxxx House there two parking spaces designated for individuals with disabilities near the entrance. One does not have appropriate signage. By _, the University will make the necessary modifications to bring the parking spaces into compliance with Section 4.6 of UFAS; including the requirements of
