Sentence examples for occupancy rules from inspiring English sources
In-house businesses wind up in still other courts when city statutes — like plumbing regulations and occupancy rules — are violated.
While arguments have focused on the morality of under occupancy rules, housing associations have been left to grapple with minimising the impact on those affected and acting in the best interests of others and the organisation as a whole.
At every turn, the lines were there — along the Brooklyn blocks where shuttle buses gathered to bring commuters to Manhattan and down stretches of roadway where drivers waited at police checkpoints enforcing minimum occupancy rules.
At a packed public meeting on May 18, about 400 residents broke the maximum occupancy rules at the Senior Citizens Center to upbraid Mayor Abate and the three-member town board (one had resigned, reportedly because of the pressure of the zoning issue).
The identified occupancy rules and schedules are representative as four archetypal working profiles that can be used as input to current building energy modeling programs, such as EnergyPlus or IDA-ICE, to investigate impact of occupant presence on design, operation and energy use in office buildings.
Be sure your lease or rental agreement complies with all relevant laws, including rent control ordinances, health and safety codes, occupancy rules and antidiscrimination laws.
He added, however, that such a violation of the restriction on occupancy rule could provide grounds for termination of the shareholder's proprietary lease.
The "No Double Occupancy" rule seems to do a pretty good job of that.
A Eric D. Sherman, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, says many lenders have owner-occupancy rules for mortgages on condominium units.
Single parents who keep spare rooms so they can have access rights to their children at weekends could fall foul of the under-occupancy rule he said.
The under-occupancy rule will leave about 40,000 households in Wales £11 a week worse off on average, according to the Welsh government.
