Sentence examples for occupancy date from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately for tenants, five of these developments were initially occupied after 1973; therefore, they are not eligible for rent stabilization protection under current law, while the occupancy date of the Waterside complex is in dispute.

Renaissance Plaza, a 240-unit subsidized co-op on Lenox Avenue at 116th Street, has an occupancy date of January 2001 -- and a waiting list of 500, among them Timothy Hopewell, a newlywed who now lives in the Bronx.

The occupancy date for the facility is scheduled for summer 2013.

Eight units are already under contract, although occupancy dates are not yet set.

If you do not vacate and check out of your assignment according to official occupancy dates, you will be charged a fee and may have your belongings removed.

Under special circumstances, Housing & Residential Services may approve other requests to occupy rooms beyond the official occupancy dates, but you must request—and receive permission in advance.

If Bayh wins, that means the seat's occupancy, dating to the 1960s, will go Bayh-Quayle-Coats-Bayh-Coats-Bayh.

We obtained census information detailing ICU patients and occupancy dates during the study period.

We used probability and manual matching to link married cohort members to base family housing records on name, rank, occupancy dates, and dates stationed on base.

Estimated monthly average contaminant concentrations in the water system serving the individual's residence and occupancy dates were used to calculate cumulative exposures ("μg/L-months") to each contaminant and to the total amount of these contaminants ("TVOC").

Projects that miss the ready-for-occupancy date, because of all-too-common weather delays or construction problems, would lose the tax credit.