Tenant’s Conduct. Tenant shall not conduct on premises any activity deemed extra hazardous, or a nuisance, or requiring an increase in fire insurance premiums.
Tenant’s Conduct. Neither the Tenant nor their guests shall engage in any activity which interferes with the quiet enjoyment of other Neighbors. Tenant agrees to keep the property clean, quiet and orderly. In the event that Tenant has a pet, Tenant agrees to take all steps necessary, including the removal of the animal, to preserve the cleanliness, tranquility, peace and quiet of the neighborhood. Failure by Tenant to abide by these terms, following written notice by Landlord, shall be grounds for termination of this lease. Lessee, any members of the Lessee’s household, guest or other persons under the Lessee’s control, shall not engage in acts of violence or threats of violence. Drug activity and other legal matters. If tenant or guest is engaging in illegal activities in the home, including sale or use of drugs on the premises, Landlord has the right to terminate the lease immediately. This includes criminal charges against the tenant or guest that the landlord may discover through police reports or court record searches. Additional Rules and Regulations: Sitting on the front stoop, or in the parking lot, playing of music, TV’s, or loud noise of any kind inside or outside of unit loud enough to disturb other tenants shall not be permitted at any time. Repairing or washing vehicles, and any other kind of activity in parking lot area, is not permitted. Cars parked in other than assigned spaces will be towed at your expense. Discarding trash of any kind in or around the building is not permitted, including storing trash bags outside hallways or porches. A fine of up to $25 per bag may be charged to tenant for removal. Tenants shall ensure that visitors shall conform to all the conditions of this lease and tenants shall be responsible for the actions of their guests and for any damage, or violations of same, by their visitors. Criminal activity or repeated police calls are cause for lease termination. No smoking in the unit or building. If we find evidence of smoking lessee will receive a warning on first occurrence. A $150 fine per occurrence and possible lease termination could occur on following occasions No grills allowed in apartment complexes, please get approval first in single family homes Nothing but toilet paper may be flushed down the toilet. The cost of toilet repair for other items found in toilet will be billed to the tenant. Nothing but food should be put in the garbage disposal. Tenant will be charged for any repairs needed due to non-food items being run thru...
Tenant’s Conduct. Neither the Tenant nor their guests shall engage in any activity which interferes with the quiet enjoyment of other Neighbors. Xxxxxx agrees to keep the property clean, quiet and orderly. In the event that Xxxxxx has a pet, Xxxxxx agrees to take all steps necessary, including the removal of the animal, to preserve the cleanliness, tranquility, peace and quiet of the neighborhood. Failure by Tenant to abide by these terms, following written notice by Xxxxxxxx, shall be grounds for termination of this lease. Lessee, any members of the Lessee’s household, guest or other persons under the Lessee’s control, shall not engage in acts of violence or threats of violence. Drug activity and other legal matters. If tenant or guest is engaging in illegal activities in the home, including sale or use of drugs on the premises, Landlord has the right to terminate the lease immediately. This includes criminal charges against the tenant or guest that the landlord may discover through police reports or court record searches.
Tenant’s Conduct. The Tenant/s shall not conduct on premises any activity deemed extra hazardous, or a nuisance, or requiring an increase in fire insurance premiums. Pets: The Tenant/s shall not allow pets on the premises unless stated in this agreement otherwise.
Tenant’s Conduct. Conduct which violates applicable laws or statutes, orders or regulations, or the rules and regulations of the Lease or which renders or tends to render the Apartment or the building unfit for human habitation, or which results in conditions which are dangerous, hazardous, or detrimental to the proper enjoyment of their Apartment by other tenant’s, constitutes objectionable conduct, which actions by Tenant shall give Landlord the right to terminate the Lease. Tenant agrees that objectionable conduct includes but is not limited to: (1) the unlawful trade, manufacture, distribution, storage, and/or sale of marihuana or of any controlled substance as more specifically defined and set forth in Section 3306 of the Public Health Law and Section 220 of the Penal Law of the State of New York or possession of a controlled substance as would constitute a violation of Section 220.16, Section 220.18, or Section 220.21 of the Penal Law of the State of New York in the Apartment or in the common areas of the building or anywhere upon the grounds of the project, by Tenant or a member of Tenant’s family or by any guest or other person invited or permitted into the apartment or common areas of the building or onto the grounds of the project by the Tenant or by a member of the Tenant’s family in occupancy with Tenant; provided that Tenant or such family member shall have actual knowledge of or shall have permitted such guest or other person to engage in such unlawful trade, manufacture, distribution storage and/or sale; (2) the unlawful possession, use or display of a “weapon” as defined in Section 265.00 of the Penal Law of the State of New York, in the Apartment or in the common areas of the building or anywhere upon the grounds of the project, b y Tenant or a member of Tenant’s family or by any guest or other person invited or permitted into the Apartment or common areas of the building or onto the grounds of the project by the Tenant or by a member of the Tenant’s family in occupancy with Tenant; provided that Tenant or such family member shall have actual knowledge of or shall have permitted such guest or other person to engage in such unlawful possession, use or display.
Tenant’s Conduct. Neither the Tenant nor their guests shall engage in any activity which interferes with the quiet enjoyment of other neighbors. Tenant agrees to keep the property clean, quiet and orderly. Failure by Tenant to abide by these terms, following written notice by Landlord, shall be grounds for termination of this lease. Drug activity and other legal matters: If tenant or guest is engaging in illegal activities in the home, including sale or use of drugs on the premises, Landlord has the right to terminate the lease immediately. This includes criminal charges against the tenant or guest that the landlord may discover themselves, through police reports, or court record searches. Tenant shall not host guests in units for any period longer than 48 consecutive hours. If Landlord receives notice that a tenant’s guest has been in the unit for more than 48 consecutive hours, tenant will be in violation of the lease agreement and subject to eviction or an additional charge up to the full amount of rent. Initials
Tenant’s Conduct. Conduct which violates applicable laws or statues, orders or regulations, or the rules and regulations of this Agreement, or which renders or tends to render the apartment or the building unfit for human habitation, or which results in conditions which are dangerous, hazardous, or detrimental to the proper enjoyment of their apartment by other tenants, constitutes objectionable conduct, which actions by Tenant shall give Landlord the right to terminate this Agreement.
Tenant’s Conduct. The Tenant must:
Tenant’s Conduct. The Tenant shall not conduct or hold on the Property any activity or item that is deemed dangerous, flammable or explosive which could result in the danger of fire on the Property. If an increase in the fire insurance premium occurs the Tenant is liable to pay the increase.
Tenant’s Conduct. Tenants shall not conduct on premises any activity deemed extra hazardous, or a nuisance, or requiring an increase in fire insurance premiums. Tenants shall respect the neighbors and keep noise level to a minimum after 10pm. Any notification complaints by neighbors or police via e-mail, writing, phone call will result in an initial warning. A second offense is a $1,000 fine. A third offense may result in a rent increase beyond $X,XXX or a 30-day notice to exit the property.
